Experiment, create and play
At ACVic, we have created a new reading and playing space where children, teenagers, families, educators... where we can discover various games, illustrated books or albums, to inspire them to create, experiment and play through contemporary artistic activities.
In playful surroundings, you can discover art games and books and do the activities, making use of materials which will be provided and the help of the specialists. You'll discover new ways of playing with creativity, including various ways of understanding the contemporary arts.
When we can use the Minispace?
- the use is free, and the opening hours are:
From Tuesday to Friday from 10.00 to 13.00 h and from 17.00 to 19.00 h
Saturday from 11.00 to 14.00 h and from 17.00 to 19.00 h
Monday, Sunday and Holidays closed
Who the miniespai is aimed at, and how to use it:
- Accompanied children, and young adults and family groups. Discover, read, create and experiment together.
- Teachers seeking to bring new activities in the classroom.
- And anyone interested in discovering new play and educational resources within the field of the visual arts.
* The ACVic team can offer help to anyone using the Miniespai, and the books to be found there.
Collaboration between Joan Triadú Library and ACVic Centre of Contemporary Arts during the 2018-19 school year.
Workshops took place studying two children’s picture-books: The House, by Roberto Innocenti and Patrick Lewis, in the first term, and the picture-books of Suzy Lee's The Border Trilogy (Mirror, Wave and Shadow) in the second.
6th year primary school students, Escola Vic Centre
Friday 25th May 2018
ACVic
With the exhibition Sharing Processes / AFLUENTS as the starting point, and as part of the Miniespai, ACVic presented a workshop activity focused upon learning about one of the town’s most important heritage sites: Les Adoberies district.
A collaboration between the Biblioteca Joan Triadú and ACVic Centre d’Arts Contemporànies, with the Regidoria d’Educació.
During the school year 2017 - 2018, a number of workshops took place, in collaboration between the two local organisations.
They took three different illustrated children’s books as their subject-matter: The Enemy, by Serge Bloch (Biblioteca Joan Triadú), The Steadfast Tin Soldier, by Jörg Müller (Biblioteca Joan Triadú and ACVic), and El Buit (The Void), by Anna Llenas (Biblioteca Joan Triadú and ACVic).
Saturday 16th June 2018
From 11am to 1pm
At ACVic Centre d’Arts Contemporànies
Explore, experiment and create, based upon the book Juego de los colores by Hervé Tullet.
A purple square, a green circle and an orange triangle are looking for their parents. Can you help them find their family? A summer workshop where you'll see what happens when you mix colours!
Saturday 12th May 2018
11 am to 1 pm
ACVic Centre d’Arts Contemporànies (Sant Francesc, 1 Vic).
6 € per family
An opportunity to find out about and play in one of the town’s most important heritage sites: Les Adoberies.
Have you heard of Les Adoberies? What does it need? LIFE! An invitation to visit the Compartint processos / AFLUENTS exhibition at ACVic as the starting point of a workshop aiming to bring back life to Les Adoberies!
A collaboration between the Biblioteca Joan Triadú, ACVic Centre d’Arts Contemporànies and the Department of Education.
The various workshops will take place at ACVic, and the resulting albums will be exhibited at the Biblioteca Joan Triadú.
Exhibition of resulting albums at the Biblioteca Joan Triadú
From 18th May until 17th June, 2017
Discover, experiment and create, based upon the book Let's Make Some Great Fingerprint Art by Marion Deuchars, as well as the theme of ACVic's En color i en blanc i negre (In Colour, and in Black and White) exhibition.
Saturday 12th March, 2016
From 11 am until 1 pm
At ACVic Centre d’Arts Contemporànies (Sant Francesc, 1 Vic).
6 € per family. Registration required.
The Miniespai is ACVic's space where toddlers, teenagers, families and teachers can find different books, storybooks with pictures, picture-books, albums or interactive books, to inspire them to create, experiment and play through contemporary art. The space also offers – always at no cost – visits for schools, accompanied by a trained educator, so that their pupils and students may learn more about the space.
On the 10th and the 24th of March, two groups from 5th Year at Vic's Doctor Joaquim Salarich Primary School came to visit the Miniespai.
Tuesday 9th September at 5pm
Presentation by Assumpta Cirera-Tuti
This is an invitation to all teachers to attend the presentation of MINIESPAI, where resources and creative ideas may be found to take back to school.