project ","The \"MBASe challenge\" is an adventure designed to offer a meaningful experience with art beyond the museum walls for vulnerable children at programme Caixa ProInfancy. Exploring works of art from different collections and eras, participants are challenged to develop a series of creative tasks based on their own observations and responses.","https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/6107fc8664b5410e82635537/639b697154a2655f81d63d5a_MJ5_0460.jpg"," ","The organization ","Seville's Museo de Bellas Artes, considered \"Spain's second art gallery\", spans two centuries of history. Its origins as an institution can be traced back to Spain's 19th-century Disestablishment Laws, which determined its installation in a former monastery and the nature of its collections, most of which came from institutions that had by then disappeared. It features important Baroque works by artists of the Seville school, such as Murillo, Zurbarán and Valdés Leal. Over the years, the museum has become an essential part of Seville's cultural identity.","","true","Learn more","https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/6107fc8664b5410e82635537/6617a3b11fecc6eb57f942c1_Fundacion_Teatro_Real.webp","https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/6107fc8664b5410e82635537/6617a3b11fecc6eb57f942c1_Fundacion_Teatro_Real-p-500.webp 500w, https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/6107fc8664b5410e82635537/6617a3b11fecc6eb57f942c1_Fundacion_Teatro_Real-p-800.webp 800w, https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/6107fc8664b5410e82635537/6617a3b11fecc6eb57f942c1_Fundacion_Teatro_Real-p-1080.webp 1080w, https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/6107fc8664b5410e82635537/6617a3b11fecc6eb57f942c1_Fundacion_Teatro_Real-p-1600.webp 1600w, https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/6107fc8664b5410e82635537/6617a3b11fecc6eb57f942c1_Fundacion_Teatro_Real-p-2000.webp 2000w, https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/6107fc8664b5410e82635537/6617a3b11fecc6eb57f942c1_Fundacion_Teatro_Real-p-2600.webp 2600w, https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/6107fc8664b5410e82635537/6617a3b11fecc6eb57f942c1_Fundacion_Teatro_Real-p-3200.webp 3200w, https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/6107fc8664b5410e82635537/6617a3b11fecc6eb57f942c1_Fundacion_Teatro_Real.webp 6000w","Fundación Teatro Real, Spain","A travelling theatre to reach audiences across Spain","The project"," \"La Carroza del Teatro Real\" is a mobile stage that travels all over Spain, offering different types of opera and classical music concerts. The float is 16 meters long, 5.80 meters high and weighs almost 6 tons. This impressive traveling stage was built on a converted shipping container. Inside, it can be adapted to suit the needs of a performance. This project focuses on cultural territorial cohesion, and pays particular attention to educational mediation for young audiences and families. ","The organization","https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/6107fc8664b5410e82635537/639b68d0f354cefa9bc5d5ce_MJ5_0370.jpg","The Teatro Real is considered Spain's leading performing arts institution, the country's leading opera house and one of Spain's most important cultural institutions, with an international reputation. The artistic project behind the Teatro Real has led to its current position as one of the leading international opera centers and a benchmark for Spanish cultural institutions. Its artistic programming aims for excellence, focusing on both traditional repertoire and contemporary forms, including 20th-century music and the new avant-garde, with a firm commitment to offering audiences a place to discover today's finest artists and creators. It also pays particular attention to new audiences and the popularization of opera among children and young people.","https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/6107fc8664b5410e82635537/6617a3afa0bb45877f6aaa5f_Centre_Chore%2525CC%252581graphique_de_Strasbourg.webp","https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/6107fc8664b5410e82635537/6617a3afa0bb45877f6aaa5f_Centre_Chore%2525CC%252581graphique_de_Strasbourg-p-500.webp 500w, https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/6107fc8664b5410e82635537/6617a3afa0bb45877f6aaa5f_Centre_Chore%2525CC%252581graphique_de_Strasbourg-p-800.webp 800w, https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/6107fc8664b5410e82635537/6617a3afa0bb45877f6aaa5f_Centre_Chore%2525CC%252581graphique_de_Strasbourg-p-1080.webp 1080w, https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/6107fc8664b5410e82635537/6617a3afa0bb45877f6aaa5f_Centre_Chore%2525CC%252581graphique_de_Strasbourg-p-1600.webp 1600w, https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/6107fc8664b5410e82635537/6617a3afa0bb45877f6aaa5f_Centre_Chore%2525CC%252581graphique_de_Strasbourg-p-2000.webp 2000w, https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/6107fc8664b5410e82635537/6617a3afa0bb45877f6aaa5f_Centre_Chore%2525CC%252581graphique_de_Strasbourg-p-2600.webp 2600w, https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/6107fc8664b5410e82635537/6617a3afa0bb45877f6aaa5f_Centre_Chore%2525CC%252581graphique_de_Strasbourg-p-3200.webp 3200w, https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/6107fc8664b5410e82635537/6617a3afa0bb45877f6aaa5f_Centre_Chore%2525CC%252581graphique_de_Strasbourg.webp 4032w","Center Chorégraphique de Strasbourg, France","Give young people the opportunity to use dance as a means of making tHe works of art in museums theirs, and broadening their horizons","The project was created by CCS associate artist David Llari, and initiated last season with the museums of Strasbourg, Marseille and Williamstown, as well as the FRAME network, all of which were key partners in the project's success. This collaborative effort, the willingness to contribute human and financial resources to the project, and the provision of space and mediation time, have enabled the project to spread far beyond national borders. The aim is to enable young people to see the world beyond the confines of their own neighbourhoods: to open up to themselves, to others and to the world, through the expression of the body, by appropriating places of cultural excellence in a singular and personal way. By virtue of their history and their essence, museums and their collections are the ideal partner to bring this project to fruition."," Organization","https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/6107fc8664b5410e82635537/639b67ca54f71736d846d9ce_MJ5_0305.jpg"," The Centre Chorégraphique de Strasbourg, also a municipal conservatory since 2008, is part of the cultural landscape as a player in synergy with others, a partner, an interlocutor and a supporter of initiatives. The CCS is now looking to extend its mediation and outreach activities to other European structures. Since this season and for three years, the CCS has been working with an associate artist, David Llari, whose innovative method enables this concrete experience of \"building together\" by appropriating the language of the body in cultural mediation in a singular and personal way. In this way, the body enables us to move from a common language to universal expression.","https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/6107fc8664b5410e82635537/6617a3735926e8140ff60f4d_European_Theatre_Convention.webp","https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/6107fc8664b5410e82635537/6617a3735926e8140ff60f4d_European_Theatre_Convention-p-500.webp 500w, https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/6107fc8664b5410e82635537/6617a3735926e8140ff60f4d_European_Theatre_Convention-p-800.webp 800w, https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/6107fc8664b5410e82635537/6617a3735926e8140ff60f4d_European_Theatre_Convention-p-1080.webp 1080w, https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/6107fc8664b5410e82635537/6617a3735926e8140ff60f4d_European_Theatre_Convention-p-1600.webp 1600w, https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/6107fc8664b5410e82635537/6617a3735926e8140ff60f4d_European_Theatre_Convention-p-2000.webp 2000w, https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/6107fc8664b5410e82635537/6617a3735926e8140ff60f4d_European_Theatre_Convention.webp 2048w","European Theatre Convention, Germany","Creating a new and diverse repertoire: Non-Dominant Voices in European Youth Theatre"," Young Europe IV is ETC's large-scale artistic project, promoting and mentoring 9 emerging playwrights to write new plays: diverse stories that haven't been sufficiently told or heard on stage. The plays will be produced by 9 European theaters and performed in school classes across cities from the UK to Cyprus, and at a festival in Nova Gorica (Slovenia) in spring 2024.","https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/6107fc8664b5410e82635537/639b674402b29cbf68e28387_MJ5_0255.jpg"," The largest network of public theaters in Europe, the European Theatre Convention has 59 European members from over 30 countries, reflecting the diversity of Europe's dynamic cultural sector. Founded in 1988, the ETC promotes European theater as a vital platform for dialogue that responds to and engages with today's changing societies. With the aim of creating a common cultural heritage in Europe, ETC offers its member theaters artistic collaborations and professional development opportunities, and plays a leading role in lobbying the European Union's political decision-makers on behalf of theater.","Germany","https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/6107fc8664b5410e82635537/6617a3ede3f1067f074a9ef3_61b371d6c067e5093935244a_IMG_0121_%252525C2%252525A9LouvreLens%25252520%2525281%252529.webp","Award du public: Louvre-Lens Museum, Lens (France)","Curating, organising and running an event exhibition with a group of young people","AWARD FROM THE PUBLIC","\"Intime et moi\", an exhibition made by the public for the public","The Louvre-Lens is offering young people on civic service contracts with the L'Envol association, young jobseekers and students from the universities of Lille and Arras the chance to organize an exhibition and its cultural program.","For Marie Lavandier, its director, the Louvre-Lens is \"a museum open to all, innovative and participative. It's important that everyone's needs, desires and dreams are heard\". With this in mind, and to mark its 10th anniversary, the museum is launching an unprecedented participatory exhibition project, to be held between December 2022 and March 2023, covering some 1,000 m2. Around the theme of intimacy, chosen by the mediation team, the exhibition is imagined, thought out and designed by 10 young people on civic service contracts with the L'Envol association. They are supported throughout the project by the Musée du Louvre-Lens team, professionals and artists. Some twenty works are on loan from the Louvre, the FRAC Grand Large (Dunkirk), the MUDO (Beauvais), the Musée des beaux-arts d'Arras and La Piscine - Musée d'art et d'industrie André Diligent (Roubaix). In addition to the exhibition design and scenography, the curators are also working on the catalog texts and signage. Cultural programming around the exhibition has been entrusted to other young people from the local mission in Lens-Liévin, students from Lille, pupils from the Lens art school and Lens social centers. \"The museum will learn as much from these young people as we will from them,\" says Marie Lavandier. The ongoing experiment is already bearing fruit: \"I liked it because I learned other styles of writing. I can see that the project is really starting to take shape. I've seen works of art that I'd probably never have seen, because I don't necessarily have the means to do that,\" confides Julie.","Contact: Gautier Verbeke, Director of Mediation - gautier.verbeke@louvrelens.fr","Budget: €151,000","Partnership: Total Energies Foundation","https://www.youtube.com/embed/370fmMwV7e8","The museum","https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/6107fc8664b5410e82635537/61b3708be2a0d0be761a31bd_Capture%20d%E2%80%99e%CC%81cran%202021-12-10%20a%CC%80%2016.21.31.png","Opened in December 2012, Louvre-Lens is located in the former Nord-Pas de Calais mining basin, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Galerie du Temps is the heart of the museum, with over 200 masterpieces from the Louvre collections and some 18 objects from the Musée du Quai Branly-Jacques Chirac, offering a unique journey through 5,000 years of history and art history. A true cultural city, Louvre-Lens is a museum committed to its region, promoting cultural democratization, artistic education, employment and the fight against exclusion and inequality. Louvre-Lens is the 2nd most visited museum in the region - with over 530,000 visitors per year - after the Musée des Confluences in Lyon.","https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/6107fc8664b5410e82635537/6617a3b4f3e8cfac7ba3a29a_61b36fc5d5c0706cc79bdaaa_Capture%25252520d%252525E2%25252580%25252599e%252525CC%25252581cran%252525202021-12-10%25252520a%252525CC%25252580%2525252016.18.25.webp","Victoria and Albert Museum, London (United Kingdom)","A national challenge inviting students to submit solutions addressing current issues","Solutions to real-world problems ","Launched in 2019, \"V&A Innovate\" is a major creative design competition aimed at all English pupils between the ages of 11 and 14.","\"The ideas these young people have created as part of programme \"V&A Innovate\" are so relevant that it was very moving to hear them.\" So said Ade Adepitan MBE, TV presenter and Paralympic medalist, after the jury for the latest edition of \"V&AInnovate\", the school challenge dedicated to promoting design professions and creativity. Created in 2019, it enables students aged 11 to 14 to take part in an annual design competition. The process is simple: a teacher, who has access to an extensive online resource center (animations, lesson plans, etc.), registers one or more teams of 4 to 6 young people. He or she will supervise them for a minimum of 6 hours. Each team has to come up with a creative response to the V&A's theme for the year, linked to its collections or exhibitions. The aim is to enable young people to develop their design skills by responding to a specific problem. Following a pre-selection process, a one-day event is organized in London to enable the 10 best projects to be defended before a jury of experts. Several Award prizes are awarded, and the winning team can then take part in a bespoke designer-led workshop linked to their idea, either at the V&A or at the school. The aim now is to reach more students, well beyond London and the south of England.","Contact: Chloe Johnson, Head of Grants - cam.johnson@vam.ac.uk","Budget: €114960","https://www.youtube.com/embed/LtyS7UOwcKY","https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/6107fc8664b5410e82635537/61b36eb2a1f4b71ae42a0c74_V%26amp%3BA%20exterior%20(c)%20Victoria%20and%20Albert%20Museum%2C%20London%20(2)%20(1).jpg","The Victoria and Albert Museum (V&A) is the world's largest museum of applied and decorative arts, design and sculpture, housing a permanent collection of over 2.3 million objects spanning 5,000 years of art and human ingenuity. The museum brings its collections to life through innovative scenography in the permanent galleries, breathtaking exhibitions, world-class research and inclusive discovery activities. ","The museum was founded to inspire the designers and craftsmen of the future. Its founder, Henry Cole, described the museum as \"a school classroom for everyone\". This idea has never disappeared, and is still one of the museum's main aspirations today.","\"We're really delighted to receive this Award Art Explora - Académie des beaux-arts for the V&A Innovate project, a national competition for young people whose theme is inspired by our collection, which covers over 5,000 years of creative disciplines. This award comes at a time when creative education has never been more vital for young people. It enables them to develop the skills to better face and solve problems, collaborate and develop critical thinking. This Award is a tremendous encouragement and testament to the tireless work of both educators and young people in this complex pandemic context, in which museums also play a fundamental role as places of emancipation and inspiration for the next generation of creators and thinkers. Award will enable us to develop V&A Innovate and strengthen our support for young people, so that they can look to the future with optimism through the prism of design. We are extremely grateful to Art Explora for recognizing the value of our programme.\"","Dr Tristram Hunt, Director of the Victoria and Albert Museum","https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/6107fc8664b5410e82635537/6617a3ecf184d8beeaca4f56_61bb6b01be480e774a4cf4f6_Capture%25252520d%252525E2%25252580%25252599e%252525CC%25252581cran%252525202021-12-16%25252520a%252525CC%25252580%2525252017.18.28.webp","Monnaie de Paris, Paris (France)","A digital, multi-sensory museum guide kit on the history and art of coin minting, reaching out to engage senior citizens","A sensory kit to stimulate memory ","\"Les Sens de la Mémoire\" offers elderly people suffering from Alzheimer's disease and neurodegenerative illnesses a sensory kit to stimulate distant and immediate memory.","There is an urgent need to address the problem of isolation of dependent elderly people, particularly those suffering from neurodegenerative disorders. In France, over a million people are currently affected, and this figure will double in 20 years' time. Studies show that contact with works of art has a real impact on the physical and mental health of the population...This is why the Monnaie de Paris has multiplied its initiatives, even winning the \"Tourism and Disability\" label in 2020. Convinced that currency is a powerful vector of individual and collective memory, it has created specific itineraries within the museum and now wants to go beyond its walls to meet isolated patients by offering them a \"multisensory and digital\" kit. In concrete terms, the kit, which will be offered to patients and their carers, will include objects to handle, smell and listen to, a memory game, digital tablets with integrated applications, coloring books or comic strips recalling the history of a currency, and an art workshop. The idea is to stimulate memory, the senses, fine motor skills and reflection, as well as to reinforce or create social interaction and restore the self-esteem and dignity of patients. The museum hopes to develop these kits and adapt them to other audiences, notably hospitalized sick children, young people with autism spectrum disorders, ULIS classes; and why not, in time, evolve them towards a wider vulnerable public. The ambitious goal is to reach 30,000 people a year, with each kit benefiting around 700.","Contact: Stéphanie Molinard, Head of Programs and Cultural Action - stephanie.molinard@monnaiedeparis.fr","Budget: €122,500","Partnership: Association France Alzheimer/Groupe SOS/The Fondation des Artistes retreat house","https://www.youtube.com/embed/ysvW85hfgiA","Contact : Stéphanie Molinard - Head of Programs and Cultural Action - stephanie.molinard@monnaiedeparis.fr ","https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/6107fc8664b5410e82635537/61b36dafcc945355ee2b3b6b_Capture%20d%E2%80%99e%CC%81cran%202021-12-10%20a%CC%80%2016.09.23.png","The Musée de la Monnaie de Paris, located next to the Monnaie de Paris factory, is dedicated to the arts of metal. A unique venue for multi-sensory experiences, it showcases expertise by placing the men and women at work in the workshops at the heart of the museum's itinerary. Designed with universal design in mind, so that it's accessible to all, the tour invites you to take part in the experience, to understand what goes on behind the scenes of this temple to coinage and arts and crafts, before plunging into a marvellous universe of expressions, myths and treasures - that of coinage. ","\"Obtaining the Award European Art Explora - Académie des beaux-arts award is the crowning achievement of La Monnaie de Paris' efforts to promote accessibility, particularly for the public suffering from Alzheimer's disease and related disorders. This is a great honor for us, and enables us to reinforce our vocation of transmission and openness to the greatest number. With \"Les sens de la mémoire\", La Monnaie de Paris wanted to develop a multi-sensory and digital itinerant kit project to meet the needs of dependent elderly people. Through coins, a memorial object, a vector of exchange and a generator of social ties, we offer a range of activities designed to stimulate memory through cognitive, artistic and sensory mediation."," Marc SCHWARTZ, Chairman and CEO of La Monnaie de Paris","https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/6107fc8664b5410e82635537/6617a3eff3e8cfac7ba3cf89_61b36ae46b13281379fa4fad_Muse%252525CC%25252581e%25252520comme%25252520chez%25252520soi%25252520III%25252520%252528c%252529%25252520Muse%252525CC%25252581e%25252520d%25252527Ixelles%25252520-%25252520Photo%25252520Cle%252525CC%25252581mentine%25252520Roche%25252520%2525282%252529.webp","Musée d'Ixelles, Brussels (Belgium)"," Allowing local residents to exhibit a work of art in their home for a weekend","The home loan challenge","\"Musée comme chez soi\" (Museum as home) involves organizing home loans of works of art in the vicinity of the museum, in neighborhoods with a strong social mix.","\"For me, museums should never be safes,\" says Claire Leblanc, Director of the Musée d'Ixelles. Taking advantage of its closure for renovation until 2024, the Musée d'Ixelles has taken up the challenge of breaking down walls, by offering a few local residents the chance to host a work of art in their home for a weekend. At the same time, they agreed to let visitors - family, friends and neighbors, as well as curious passers-by and museum regulars - discover the work. The sociology of the neighborhood offers an opportunity to reach an audience unfamiliar with cultural institutions. An operation of this kind calls for a solid canvassing effort upstream: posters, meetings with associations, participation in festivities, etc. Then the creation of a host-mediator tandem, to take care of all the details, from the safe reception of the work to the mediation. \"The important thing is simply to enable people to talk about the work in their own words, with their own story,\" explains one mediator. The first edition was a resounding success, not least for its conviviality. The initiative, which has already been renewed, will ultimately create a large community of ambassadors who will be involved in the discussions surrounding the museum's reopening.","Contact: Stéphanie Masuy, Head of Audience Services - stephanie.masuy@ixelles.brussels","Budget: €123,080","Partnership: Patrimoine à roulettes","https://www.youtube.com/embed/8EbdvZMzQLA","https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/6107fc8664b5410e82635537/61b36bc52eb10f4ceaf78351_Capture%20d%E2%80%99e%CC%81cran%202021-12-10%20a%CC%80%2016.01.07.png","Founded in 1892, the Musée d'Ixelles occupies a prime position on the Belgian cultural scene. Its permanent collections, comprising 12,000 works, offer a broad panorama of Belgian art from the 19th century to the present day, and include a number of \"happy accidents\" such as works by Miró, Picasso and the complete collection of original posters by Toulouse-Lautrec. Currently undergoing renovation and expansion, the Musée d'Ixelles is deploying a transitional project of dynamic intra- and extra-muros closure under the label \"Museum in Progress\", until the reopening in 2024.","Musée comme chez soi\" is a participatory project that creates links. It is also a great lesson in humility for the museum teams: the status of the work and its appropriation are totally revisited. After six editions, obtaining the Award Art Explora award is a wonderful opportunity to develop this extraordinary adventure in another neighboring district that is clearly less familiar with the museum. \" ","Claire LEBLANC, Director, Musée d'Ixelles","https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/6107fc8664b5410e82635537/6617a3ef720614d2f6c60bfe_NATIONAL_GALLERY_2020.webp","The National Gallery, United Kingdom","Exhibition of a painting in unusual and very unexpected non-museum venues","The National Gallery","\"National Gallery: Jan van Huysum Visits...\" Exhibiting a National Gallery masterpiece outside the museum, in direct contact with the public. ","https://www.youtube.com/embed/z7T4zFQh0j8?autoplay=1&controls=1&rel=0&enablejsapi=1&origin=https%3A%2F%2Fartexplora.org&widgetid=21","https://www.nationalgallery.org.uk/whats-on/jan-van-huysum-visits","National Gallery: Jan Van Huysum Visits is the sequel to the highly successful Artemisia Visits project, conducted in 2019. For Artemisia Visits, Artemisia Gentileschi's self-portrait as Saint Catherine of Alexandria (c. 1615-1617) was presented in five non-museum venues across the UK: a doctor's surgery, a girls' school, a women's prison and two libraries. Never before has a 17th-century painting from a national collection been exhibited in this way, making it a unique project. In 2021, the National Gallery plans to tour Flowers in a Terracotta Vase (1736-1737) by Jan van Huysum. This eighteenth-century painting will appear in six new unusual locations around the UK, with the aim of promoting wellbeing, particularly among audiences who have been most affected by COVID 19. The National Gallery will be working with a range of cultural and social partners on this project.","Founded by Parliament in 1824, the National Gallery houses one of the world's largest collections of paintings, taking visitors on a journey through the art of Western Europe over seven centuries, from the 13th to the 20th century (Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, Velàzquez, Titian, Rembrandt, Turner, Monet, Van Gogh...). The museum's main objectives are to enrich the collection, preserve it and make it accessible to all visitors.","Contact","Tracy Jones - Head of press, public relations and public affairs - tracy.jones@ng-london.org.uk","Previous","See more","2 / 12","Thank you! Your submission has been received!","Oops! 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