“Congratulations for knowing how to bring out the words from the kids” Evaluation of a teacher from the second course of Primary school Workshop for primary schools (more…)
Apps for museums: “art in the palm of the hand”
On the 17th, 18th and 19th December, the “Seminar-Workshop of Apps for Museums and Monuments” was held, in which we got to know about the possibilities that the apps in the field of heritage interpretation ...
2012 of the Museu Picasso in images
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 ...
Accessibility for All
This month we attended the conference on Culture and Social Responsibility ‘3.0 Communication and Total Accessibility’, organized by the Museu Marítim de Barcelona. With the participation of experts, people with disabilities and developers of associated ...
Picasso for everyone: tailoring our workshop visits for children with cerebral palsy
Throughout the month of November the museum’s Education Service ran a new pilot programme to enable children with cerebral palsyto take part in our special workshop visits. A few months ago twoteachersfrom the Escola Nadís SCS ...
“Feasting on Paris. Picasso 1900-1907”. An exhibition readily accessible to all
Here at the Museu Picasso we have at last got round to tackling a very important pending aspect of accessibility: accessibility of communication. We have long been aware of the need to make accessible to ...
Museums as part of society – and vice versa
As head of the Visitor Services department I have just spent three days visiting some of the most famous museums in the city of London - the British Museum, the National Gallery, Tate Britain and Tate Modern. In all of ...
Making Museums More Accessible
How can we help blind people see art? Is there a way for people with impaired hearing to hear the power of artistic expression? How can we enable a person with a mental disability get ...