During these workshop-style visits, children will discover the exhibitions as an open space in which to explore, experiment, interact and formulate questions through artistic activities. The activity offers an active, sensitive and participatory approach to contemporary art. It is an opportunity for the pupils to take centre stage in the experience.

A company that embraces all forms of movement and being, without any physical or technical requirements. A stable group that explores, experiments with and shares dance through the everyday, the sensory and the collective.

Inspired by wild gardens and flowers that grow where no one expects them, this workshop invites families to create, imagine and experiment together. Session by session, we will create a world of our own where oddities, myths and the freedom to grow in our own way all have a place.

One Thursday afternoon a month, we come together around a shared passion: the moving image. Throughout the course, we will invite artists and filmmakers to share their creative processes, explore different ways of working and spark new conversations.

This tour and workshop invites groups to explore the exhibition through observation, conversation and collective experimentation. We will look closely at the works, asking ourselves not only what they tell us, but also what lies beyond what they appear to be saying. We will explore drawing as gesture and thought in motion, as writing, imprint, play and a possibility for encounter.

Dancing the Neighbourhood is an after-school activity for children aged 6 to 12, held on Tuesday afternoons at Museo CA2M.  A space for moving between ideas, improvising, taking shortcuts, changing direction, looking closely and finding a thousand other ways to move with the museum, the neighbourhood and everything that happens in between.

Every Friday morning, a group of people gather at the museum under a simple pretext: to tend a vegetable patch. But, as with the best pretexts, it goes far beyond just the plants.

We are kicking off the academic year with the Performance and Education Workshop, a space for training, exchange and research aimed at teachers, artists, cultural mediators and cultural workers, as well as anyone interested in the relationships between education, culture, the local area and artistic practice.