GUIDED VISITS TO SUPPORT STRUCTURES FOR VULNERABLE CREATURES
ESTRUCTURES DE SUPORT PER A CRIATURES VULNERABLES
17.02 – 27-04.2024
An exhibition by Izaskun Araluzea, Neus Frigola, Marina González Guerreiro, Ariadna Guiteras, Mercedes Pimiento, Mònica Planes and Marc Vives
Curated by Caterina Almirall
EXHIBITION CONCLUDED: There have done 10 tours with a total of 234 participants. 464 people visited the exhibition.
Venue: ACVIC Centre d’Arts Contemporànies (Sant Francesc, 1 Vic)
Dates: 17/2/24 – 27/4/24
Groups: students in primary and secondary schools and further education. Also informal education groups, social, cultural, and leisure organisations.
Duration: 60 or 90 minutes approximately (guided visit + educational activity). Tours may be adapted to accommodate group needs.
Cost: Free visit and activities
Observations: ACVic offers teachers the option of an advance visit to the exhibition and the guided tour, so that their group visit may be adapted according to the group’s needs.
There will be a guided visit for educators on Thursday 14th March, at 5.30pm. [Free activity -- Attendance must be confirmed in advance]
More information on the exhibition and visits:
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GUIDED TOURS FOR GROUPS
The exhibition SUPPORT STRUCTURES FOR VULNERABLE CREATURES is based in the concept of radical care. What structures support our ways of life? What do we need to survive in the present day? How do we relate to each other? How do we relate to the spaces we inhabit? How do we relate to that which we do? How do we take care of our actions? In this collective exhibition we will find vulnerable --and also strong – creatures, who are both support structures, and that which is supported.
Just by entering, we are forced to take a stand. This is not an exhibition in which we can be mere spectators. We must get involved. Our bodies will experience what is displayed in the exhibition hall. Therefore, the visit to the exhibition will be a relational, lived, and shared experience.
RELATED ACTIVITY
The world is yours, and you are part of the world
Under the structure Dues urpes que fan un ou, by Ariadna Guiteras, visitors will have an intimate experience. connecting with themselves, and at the same time sharing the space in an active listening exercise. What happens when we are told a story? And what happens when we let our thoughts flow and they turn into drawing?
