For groups
We offer a wide range of activities, tours, workshops, and custom projects for groups, regardless of their sector.
A tour of an exhibition is often followed by a workshop. Designed using the games and resources available, this activity is tailored and customized to your needs, your specific context, and the age and number of participants in the group you are responsible for.
Various guided tour options can be incorporated into exhibition visits upon request.
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Solutions tailored to different sectors:
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school-related
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social
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leisure
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higher education
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medical & paramedical
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justice
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companies
Examples of Possible Activities
A diorama is a display that involves staging a scene or situation in three dimensions. Inspired by the photographs of Jean-Louis Schoellkopf, this workshop invites participants to design miniature interiors based on existing photographs.
Kamishibai means “ paper theater ". This is a storytelling technique of Japanese origin based on images that scroll by inside a butai—a wooden theater—equipped with small sliding panels.
through a collection of photographs from the exhibition, participants discover and engage with a visual narrative open to multiple stories.
By emphasizing a tactile approach to the photographs on display, this workshop invites participants to create images that blend different textures.
Accessible to both sighted and visually impaired people, this project encourages an interpretation of photography that engages other senses.
Designed by Stimultania , this educational game approaches the photographic image as a shared language: How should we view an image? How can we talk about it? How can we analyze its composition and purpose?
The Game Words of the Click was created to challenge the viewer's perspective. It is a game that combines observation, vocabulary building, and critical thinking.
These tours engage our senses, perceptions, and movements to open our minds to a different way of experiencing the artworks and to a fresh way of exploring the museum.
Conceived by Frédéric Forte and published by the Kunsthalle in Mulhouse, Indirect Questions takes the form of a deck of cards that asks each visitor about their perception of a work of their choice in a surprising and offbeat way.
The Institute continually promotes opportunities for artists and the public to meet and interact.
As part of the exhibitions, themed discussions are offered, featuring exhibition curators, specialists and researchers, authors, artists, etc.
Whether you’re an aspiring photographer, an amateur, or a professional, these workshops give you the opportunity to meet the various artists featured in the exhibitions and develop your photography skills alongside them.