Summer at the MACA: In motion and exciting 2019

Activity

Library

Children and families

1 July 2019 - 26 July 2019

IN MOTION AND EXCITING. This year a Summer Classroom in motion has been planned. It will take place from July 1st to 26th and we are reaching the limit of enrolled children. It is an adventure around the world of geometry, movement, light, color and the emotions they provoke in us. The program is structured in 4 thematic weeks. In each one of them a series of experiences are carried out around a common theme, always linked to the different collections and the temporary exhibition of the Maca. Geometry, Movement, Light and Color.

Week 1: July 1st to 5th. A universe of shapes. We explore the world based on geometric shapes.

Week 2: July 8th to 12th. We begin to move. Movement is the protagonist.

Week 3: July 8th to 12th. Light experiences. Light as an aesthetic and expressive element.

Week 4: July 22nd to 26th. Through color. Chromatic expedition.

Information

Opening hours: Monday to Friday, From 09:00 to 14:00 hours
Duration: 5 hours
Type of activity: Mediation, Workshop
Modality: At the museum

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Program to which it belongs

Mediation

General public

The museum's Mediation programming, aimed primarily at adult audiences, offers different proposals in various formats whose purpose is to facilitate deep and meaningful access to the contents of permanent collections and temporary exhibitions. From curiosity, reflection and exchange, we generate an active learning environment in which observation, dialogue and experimentation occupy a central place.  Mediation is conceived as a bridge between artworks and people, a space where shared interpretations are constructed and critical participation is fostered. Therefore, we offer participatory activities and experiences that adapt to different ages, interests and concerns, understanding that each perspective brings unique value. With this approach, MACA becomes an inclusive and vibrant space where visitors not only enjoy artistic creation, but also reflect on its relevance and impact on contemporary society. 

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