Miradas ordenadas
CaixaForum Paseo del Prado, 36, Madrid, SpainNature is order, but it is also disorder. Playing with that idea, we will reflect on the Vertical Forest at different scales.
Nature is order, but it is also disorder. Playing with that idea, we will reflect on the Vertical Forest at different scales.
The story follows the adventures of a little rabbit who wants to get his home back. Other characters in the story include a goat, an ox, a dog, a rooster, and a little ant.
This workshop, organized by MATCOAM and led by Chiquitectos, aims to introduce urban design to children ages 6 to 12, fostering their understanding through experimentation, play, and creativity.
A cozy space to come with your baby (or your baby bump) to relax and sing softly, sharing lullabies from various cultures.
Come discover a space designed to spark learning, featuring a variety of engaging resources and a facilitator who will help us unravel the mysteries of the human body.
In this workshop, we’ll take Henry Matisse’s lesson to heart to change the way we view art through exercises that take us beyond what is familiar and lead us to experiment with creation within new boundaries—opening the door to discoveries, changes, novelty… and surprise.
Come discover a space designed to spark learning, featuring a variety of engaging resources and a facilitator who will help us unravel the mysteries of the human body.
Haunted dollhouses, aliens, and tiny ghosts; stuffed dinosaur dogs and kids who don’t quite fit in... Tiny Haunted House is a multidimensional story brimming with fun and fantasy!
Come discover a space designed to spark learning, featuring a variety of engaging resources and a facilitator who will help us unravel the mysteries of the human body.
In this family activity, we’ll take a journey through human history via portraits—from their mythological origins to today’s selfies—through a presentation that blends art with theatrical performance.
Adults and children will have the opportunity to create a mosaic using the same techniques and materials that Roman mosaic artists used.
In this workshop, we’ll take Henry Matisse’s lesson to heart to change the way we view art through exercises that take us beyond what is familiar and lead us to experiment with creation within new boundaries—opening the door to discoveries, changes, novelty… and surprise.