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A work, a workshop

Enter this great museum to discover a work of art. Observe it and, thanks to the explanations of a mediator, the chosen work will no longer hold any secrets for you! Then, in the museum's workshop, don your smock and experiment with a plastic technique to bring your own creation to life. The workshop visit lasts 1 or 1.5 hours, depending on the age of the children.

Storytelling mornings

With your class, listen to the stories created around the works of art and performed by storyteller Kristof Le Garff... Enchanting for young and old alike! The session lasts 1 hour and takes place in the morning.

The 5 senses

Open your ears and listen to this work come to life... In the museum's rooms, discover portraits, still lifes and landscapes, and rediscover the senses evoked by these paintings, thanks to this tour that includes time for awakening and manipulation.

Another story!

Through observation, dialogue and the reading of children's books, children discover the stories told by the paintings or objects. Four different themes are offered: À table, Fais-moi peur, fais-moi rire, Drôles de bêtes and the mystery theme La surprise du chef!

The theater of nature

Come and return to the museum! Thanks to this two-session workshop-visit, students take an in-depth look at the works and strengthen their links with the museum's collections. A workshop is developed over a longer period of time, giving the opportunity to experiment and create a richer visual arts production with the mediators. The workshop-visit takes place over two 2-hour sessions, spread over two consecutive weeks.

Another story!

Through observation, dialogue and the reading of children's books, children discover the stories told by the paintings or objects. Four different themes are offered: À table, Fais-moi peur, fais-moi rire, Drôles de bêtes and the mystery theme La surprise du chef!

Emotions

The characters in the paintings speak to us: decipher their expressions! Colors and light help us to see clearly. Fear, joy, sadness, love... await you in the museum's works.

What was it like before?

Some things have changed since artists created their works... Do we still dress the way we used to? What did people eat in the time of kings? Did boys and girls have the same rights? This visit is adapted to the level of the pupils, from CP to sixième.

What was it like before?

Some things have changed since artists created their works... Do we still dress the way we used to? What did people eat in the time of kings? Did boys and girls have the same rights? This visit is adapted to the level of the pupils, from CP to sixième.

Carnet de voyage(s)

With your travel journal in hand, set off to discover new horizons. Pick and choose from the works: here an exotic animal, here an unusual object. Make a few sketches to preserve the memory of a landscape, a sunset, a funny character... From fragment to fragment, let's preserve the traces of this journey in the museum.

Portrait gallery

Let's decipher the museum's painted and sculpted portraits by observing attitudes, expressions, costumes and accessories. Let's see how the artist creates an intimate, family or official setting around his or her characters.

Saying love

How do you paint the feeling of love, tell the story of a mother's love for her child, or suggest a falling out of love? Observe the signs: hand games, exchanged glances, body mimics... And discover the story of some famous couples.