Stories at the MACA
With Alberto Celdrán, we will enjoy interpreting stories and becoming participants in the lives of his characters at the MACA.
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With Alberto Celdrán, we will enjoy interpreting stories and becoming participants in the lives of his characters at the MACA.
Percusonora is an audiovisual project whose central elements are sound art, percussion, and electroacoustic music featuring works by composers Mark Applebaum, Ejnar Kanding, Michael Gordon, Juanjo Eslava, Niels Rønsholdt, and Alberto Bernal. The most experimental percussion music with elements of sound poetry, action art, and mixed media will transport us on a journey that will take us from the simple and static to the dense and violent, within an environment with surrealist and dreamlike touches.
Micro theatrical actions by Espacio Inspira.
Transits in charge of Bárbara Díaz and Eneko Lorente, project funded by the Valencian Institute of Culture.
Tour through the corners of the museum usually closed to the public.
Optical experiences workshop led by Explicarte
Snack and kinetic games by Explicarte
Pythagoras, music producer in collaboration with Yamaha Music School
Every year since 1977, ICOM organizes the International Museum Day, an exceptional moment for the international museum community.
The objective of International Museum Day (IMD) is to raise awareness of the fact that museums are an important means for cultural exchange, the enrichment of cultures, as well as for the development of mutual understanding, collaboration and peace among peoples.
Organized on May 18 or around that date for more than 40 years, the events and activities planned to celebrate IMD can last a day, a weekend or even an entire week. More and more museums around the world are participating in this global celebration: last year 37,000 museums took part in the event in 158 countries and territories.
This year's theme is: "Museums as Cultural Hubs: The Future of Tradition"
International Museum Day 2019 will focus on the new roles that museums play as active actors in their communities. The role of museums in society is changing. Museums are continuously reinventing themselves to be even more interactive, audience-focused, community-oriented, flexible, adaptable and mobile. They have become cultural hubs that function as platforms where creativity is combined with knowledge and where visitors can co-create, share and interact.