25 Oct 2014

Readings-workshops for children and young people

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25October 2014

Orario

16:30

The opening of the Museo Novecento – an open book on the main movements, artists and languages that characterized the twentieth century – is an opportunity to offer a look also on the literature for childhood of that period, turning attention to the great illustrators-artists who have revolutionized the world of children’s books with their work.

Books as projects to be discovered, as real objects of art, as fairy-tale theatrical scenes, books in which images chase words – or replace them – to talk to children and young people offering them an education to the visual that has nothing to envy to the classically understood Art.

The appointments of readings-laboratories – by the Association MUS. And with the Florentine Civic Museums – they are scheduled from October to March, on Saturday at 16.30, at the Museo Novecento.
The cycle opens with the multifaceted Bruno Munari to present every month the great illustrators of the century and get to the great artists still alive.

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25 October at 4.30p.m – Bruno Munari, I prelibri (Corraini) – activities for families with children from 3 to 5 years

15 November at 4.30p.m – Leo Lionni, Piccolo Blu Piccolo Giallo (Babalibri) – activities for familes from 3 to 5 years

29 November at 4.30p.m – Emanuele Luzzati, Il flauto magico (Gallucci) – activities for families with children from 6 to 9 years

13 December at 4.30p.m – Enzo e Iela Mari, La mela e la farfalla (Babalibri) – activities with 3 to 5 years

17 January at 4.30p.m – Roberto Innocenti,  La casa del tempo (La Margherita) – activities for families with children from 9 to 12 years

14 february at 4.30p.m – Lorenzo Mattotti, Hansel e Gretel (Orecchio acerbo) – activities for families with children aged from 9 to 12 years

14 March at 4.30p.m – Guido Scarabottolo, Pippo: quadri, quadretti e animali (Topipittori) – activities for families with children from 6 to 9 years

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