CREMA, the European project that focuses on developing new adult education methods in museums through creative practices, comes to the Musei Civici in Imola with three experimental activities.
From 5 to 26 March, the Musei Civici in Imola will be hosting manual and creative workshops open to everyone. This is one of the activities developed by BAM! Strategie Culturali for CREMA (Creative Making for Lifelong Learning), the project funded as part of the European Erasmus+ programme. As a partner in the project, BAM! has the task of coming up with guidelines for the engagement of new audiences through the development of creative activities in museums.
This activity, developed together with the Musei Civici in Imola and in collaboration with Ar.co Wood Workshop is an opportunity for adult audiences to have new experiences, try out new activities and learn workshop techniques, creating and imagining with the works that inhabit museums.
The first event, a 3D scanning workshop, took place on Saturday 19 February and brought the participants into direct contact with the world of digitising objects, to be precise, archaeological finds from ancient Imola.
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Forthcoming events
Pottery workshop
To learn basic pottery techniques, drawing inspiration from the hidden collections in the Rocca di Imola.
- Saturday 5 March 2022, 3–6 p.m. | Museo di San Domenico
- Saturday 12 March 2022, 3–6 p.m. | Rocca Sforzesca
Important: this workshop is currently fully booked, but you can put your name on the waiting list via this link.
Embroidery workshop
To learn ancient embroidery techniques, guided by the fascinating world of the textile collections in Palazzo Tozzoni.
- Saturday 26 March 2022, 3–6 p.m. | Palazzo Tozzoni
Important: this workshop is currently fully booked, but you can put your name on the waiting list via this link.
- Do you want to find out more about the European CREMA project? Click on this link.
- You might also be interested in finding out about Museo Fuori!, another audience engagement activity developed by BAM! and Museomix Italia
