9th January 2013
We are starting 2013 very much on the right foot and with good perspectives for the future of the museum. Nevertheless, we don’t want to forget everything we did in 2012, so you can find here a small selection of images of some of the projects we carried out in the museum last year:
In 2012 we started a new period in the hands of the director Bernardo Laniado-Romero, focusing especially on a revision of the Collection of the museum, as well as giving emphasis to education and accessibility from all the fields.

Man leaning against a wall. Pablo Picasso 1899 | Just what was it that made yesterday’s homes so different, so appealing? Richard Hamilton, 1992
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Tags: A Collage before Collage, accessibility, ask a curator, Barcelona, Bernardo Laniado-Romero, Big Draw, ceramics, childern, collage, Collection, draw, Economy: Picasso, educatione, elderly, exhibition, Jacqueline, mobile, Museum Next, neoclassical, Picasso, Reading club, sponsorship, teachers, training courses, Vilató, workshop
15th November 2012
On yet another Thursday, we met up to discuss a new book in the Reading Club of the museum. This time it was the turn of Berger on Drawing by John Berger, in relation to the activity of the Big Draw, la Festa del Dibuix that took place this last month of October.

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29th October 2012
Despite the threat of rain, this year’s Festa del Dibuix was a major success of participation! A Big Thanks to the big and small ones, workshop leaders, institutions, monitors and collaborators for making this day a big Big Draw! And here we leave you with a small selection of the photos that were taken:
Cercle Artístic Sant Lluc



Drawing the city. Drawing the Big Draw with Sagar and Swasky
Pieces from a jigsaw with Pep Puig and Marta Peribáñez
Sketching sessions with live modelsNotes session with a live model
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18th October 2012
For the third year in a row, pencils are being sharpened in preparation for the return of the Big Draw on Sunday 21st October. This festivity is a proposal that originates from London and that little by little has spread around the world. Pencils, felt tip pens, paints, cardboard, paint brushes, pieces of paper or just bits of paper… all the materials are valid for letting your imagination fly and starting to draw, from toddlers to the oldest ones, drawing is ageless!

Very happy with the results of the previous years, this year we’re repeating the experience with more workshop leaders, spaces and collaborators. Read more »
31st January 2012
When our director Pepe Serra said goodbye to the team at the Museu Picasso he told us: ‘We have done ten years’ work in five years.’ What follows is a brief summary of some of the projects carried out during his time as director.
· Research and development of exhibitions that contribute knowledge and added value.
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30th December 2011
The task of choosing the most representative images of this year that is coming to an end was far from easy. Between us, we have worked on a lot of projects! Exhibitions, activities, research and restoration, education, registrar, library, publications, communications, administration, visitor services… it’s a long list. Here, then, is just a taste of what the museum has done in 2011.


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Tags: Activities, Big Draw, Cartoons on the Front Line, catalogue, Education, Europeana Hackathon, Feasting on Paris, knowledge, Management @en, Picasso 1936, postgraduate, printed wallpaper, Research, Sala Esteva, students, Wikipedia
10th November 2011
On Sunday 23 October we celebrated the second annual Big Draw Festival of Drawing, an initiative originally launched in London that explores drawing not only as a creative medium but also as a great form of communication, learning and recreation for people of all ages.

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25th October 2011
Big Draw in Barcelona has been a great participatory event thanks to you all. See you next year!!!

Here you have a small selection of photos of the day! Read more »
30th December 2010
By making a choice of the most representative images of the work we have done in the museum this year that is coming to a close, we ourselves have been able to visualise the reach and quantity of the projects in which the whole team has been working! With a relatively small team a lot of work has been carried out. Whether it has been good or not is up to you to decide. The rate of participation in the multiple activities organised, plus the more than one million visitors we have received, plus some awards
indicate that we are heading in the right direction, but we still have to do more and better. Your comments and criticisms help us to improve so that the museum becomes a space of more and more knowledge open to debate and participation.
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Tags: Activities, Best of the Web, Big Draw, Degas, Exhibitions, Management @en, Museu Picasso, mw2010, Nina Simon, postgraduate, Science and Charity, social media, university, visitants
10th November 2010
After a project that people have put a lot of hours, energies and hopes into it always takes a little time to put your emotions in place again and look back on the whole thing and evaluate it, and go on from there to plan future on the strength of all that has been learned.

In the case of Big Draw, all of us in the team have been going through this process. And at this very moment of immersion in the assessment, both positive and negative, and the planning of where to go in order to make the project grow — which we are now — we have just received a wonderful letter from Eileen Adams, Director of The Campaign for Drawing, the creators and organizers of this venture in London.
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