The Spider Woman The Emotional Sculpture of Louise Bourgeois
Louise Bourgeois's mother, like spiders, dedicated her life to weaving beautiful tapestries. This is the story of how the young Louise, an apprentice weaver, became an artist and sculpted an enormous ten-meter spider called "Maman." A beautiful tale that captures the special and unbreakable relationship between a mother and a daughter. One of the most beautiful and exquisite books of the year. The story of the young sculptor Louise Bourgeois told to sensitive children and restless adults.
During the first stage of childhood, knowledge of the world and of oneself is acquired through the experience provided by the senses.
For this reason, it is fundamental that we provide stimulation for each of the senses individually, but also together, since they are not isolated from one another.
These laboratories are a field of learning and discovery and an opportunity to showcase high-quality books both for what they tell and for how they tell it. From 5 to 12 years old.
With the support of the Ministry of Education, Culture, Universities and Employment
In collaboration with: Provincial Council of Alicante
For the nineteenth consecutive year, a total of 42 museums and art centers will share on April 23rd next, on the occasion of International Book Day, a bookcrossing experience or book release campaign with the aim of flooding cities with volumes from the duplicate collection of their respective libraries. Those participating have planned to put these books into circulation with the intention that those who pick them up enjoy reading them and release them again at another different point in the world.
All released books will be accredited with their corresponding labels, will contain the necessary instructions to facilitate readers' participation in the campaign and will be registered on the website http://www.bookcrossing.com/mybookshelf, where you can indicate the place where each copy will be released. The objective of this initiative is to add the libraries of the museums to the effort to promote reading and, more specifically, to the dissemination of knowledge of the different cultural disciplines.
On April 21st, coordinated by the Artium in Vitoria, numerous libraries of museums and art and culture centers will share their publications on the occasion of the celebration of International Book Day, and they will do so through the bookcrossing experience or book release campaign.
Each participating center has selected one or several publications that are part of its collection and, with all of them, a video has been prepared that we share in this campaign to promote reading and the dissemination of contemporary culture.
The MACA will also leave a counter full of publications on the ground floor of the museum that visitors can take home.
On April 20th, 57 museum libraries and art and culture centers will flood cities with books on the occasion of the celebration of International Book Day.
These centers are joining in a bookcrossing experience in which they will release books related to different disciplines.
For the tenth consecutive year, a total of 57 museums and art centers will share, on April 20th, on the occasion of International Book Day, a bookcrossing experience or book release campaign, with the aim of flooding cities with volumes from the duplicate collection of their respective libraries. Participants have planned to put these books into circulation with the intention that those who pick them up will enjoy reading them and release them again at another different point in the world. All released books will be accredited with their corresponding labels, will contain the necessary instructions to facilitate readers' participation in the campaign, and will be registered on the website http://www.bookcrossing.com/mybookshelf, where readers will be able to indicate the place where they will release each copy. The objective of this initiative is to add museum libraries to the effort to promote reading and, more specifically, to disseminate knowledge of the different cultural disciplines.
On April 21st, 60 museum libraries and art and culture centers will flood cities with books on the occasion of the celebration of International Book Day.
These centers are joining in a bookcrossing experience in which they will release books related to different disciplines.
For the ninth consecutive year, a total of 60 museums and art centers will share on April 21st, on the occasion of International Book Day, a bookcrossing experience or book release campaign, with the intention of flooding cities with volumes from the duplicate collection of their respective libraries. Participants have planned to put these books into circulation with the intention that those who pick them up will enjoy reading them and release them again at another different point in the world. All released books will be accredited with their corresponding labels, will contain the necessary instructions to facilitate the reader's participation in the campaign and will be registered on the website http://www.bookcrossing.com/mybookshelf, where readers will be able to indicate the place where they will release each copy. The objective of this initiative is to add to museum libraries in the effort to promote reading and, more specifically, in the dissemination of knowledge of the different cultural disciplines. The MACA library will make available to anyone who wishes a series of titles that you can find in different points of the city. All released books will be accredited with their corresponding labels, will contain the necessary instructions to facilitate the reader's participation in the campaign and will be registered on the website http://www.bookcrossing.com/mybookshelf, where readers will be able to indicate the place where they will release each copy. The objective of this initiative is to add to museum libraries in the effort to promote reading and, more specifically, in the dissemination of knowledge of the different cultural disciplines.
