Coinciding with the exhibition Picasso and the museum, which aims to recreate the role of the museum as a source of inspiration for the artist, el Círculo It organizes a series of activities related to the exhibition and aimed at primary and secondary school students, as well as families. There is also the option to hire [the organizers/the organizers/the organizers]. guided tours, individual and groupto the exhibition. We include all the information below:

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• Monday at 10:00 and 12:00 (2 sessions)
• 2 hours duration per workshop
• Price per classroom: €100 (maximum 26 students per group and teacher)
• With prior reservation

Picasso's Faces: visit-workshop for Primary Education (from 6 years old)

Pablo Picasso displayed a fundamental interest in the human figure throughout his work. In fact, portraiture always held a privileged place in his painting. The freedom with which the artist from Málaga captured the natural appearance of his models went hand in hand with a commitment to the tradition of Western portraiture.

In this workshop, we will begin with a guided tour of the exhibition, focusing on works that demonstrate Picasso's connection to portraiture, to see that there are countless ways to create a portrait. After observing the artist's techniques, we will paint portraits and masks using recycled materials.

Consequences: visit-workshop for Primary Education (from 10 years old) and Secondary Education

Consequences It was a game originating from Victorian England, which was later adapted by the Surrealists, under the name of exquisite corpse.

In this activity, we will focus on the influence of other artists on Picasso's work, on painting from the 16th to the 20th centuries, and on the distinct stages in his artistic development. Participants will create exquisite corpses based on Picasso's works, with the freedom to create their pieces using different materials and techniques (collage, printing, painting). The aim is to cultivate spontaneity and intuition through collaborative creations, without placing emphasis on coherence or the final result.

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• Saturdays (2 hours per session)
• Available dates: March 10th and 17th at 11:00 a.m. April 7th and 21st at 11:00 a.m. May 5th and 12th at 11:00 am
• Price per person: 6€
• With prior reservation

Influences: visit-workshop for families (from 7 years old)

There is an undeniable influence of great masters such as Velázquez, Goya, El Greco, Ingres, Delacroix, and Rembrandt on Picasso's work. In this activity, we will explore the connection Picasso established with them through his painting and how he developed a personal perspective on the great works of art history.

In the workshop we will create our own versions of the works of Picasso and these great artists, and we will give participants total freedom, both in terms of materials and techniques: they can even merge works to create their own perspective.

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91 196 70 99 (Monday to Friday, from 9:00 a.m. to 14:00 p.m.) 

info@didark.es