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  • Villa Vassilieff

    Villa Marie Vassilieff
    Chemin de Montparnasse
    21 avenue du Maine

    75015 Paris
    +33.(0)1.43.25.88.32
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  • Guided tours and activities for children

    Every Saturday at 11 AM, Villa Vassilieff offers guided tours specif­i­cally devised for chil­dren and their par­ents. Villa Vassilieff also offers work­shops during school hol­i­days, a cre­ative and orig­inal way to dis­cover the cur­rent exhi­bi­tion.

    An exhi­bi­tion chil­dren booklet is alter­nately avail­able at the entrance of the exhi­bi­tion space for self-directed tours (also in French).


    ACCOMPANIED GUIDED TOURS

    Every Saturday at 11 am, we offer accom­pa­nied guided tours of the cur­rent exhi­bi­tion, fol­lowed by a dis­cus­sion and sharing time with the chil­dren :

    ‣ age: 6 to 12
    ‣ dura­tion: between 1 and 1.15 hour
    ‣ free upon reser­va­tion, booking required at public­s@villavas­silieff.net or 01 43 25 88 32.


    WORKSHOPS

    During winter hol­i­days, from Saturday, February 4 to Sunday February 19, 2017, Villa Vassilieff offers work­shops specif­i­cally devised for chil­dren from age 6 to 12 on Wednesday after­noon from 3 pm to 5.30 pm.
    Workshops pro­posed in the con­text of the Tell me the story of all these things exhi­bi­tion give the oppor­tu­nity to dis­cover the artists’ sto­ries and to exper­i­ment their pro­duc­tion tech­niques.

    Next work­shops :
    ‣ Wednesday February 8, at 3 pm: in the course of the work­shop, chil­dren will explore the exper­i­mental editing tech­niques of film­maker Rose Lowder, among which, the pro­duc­tion of films without camera.
    Cut, draw on the film; imagine a sce­nario; dis­cover ana­logicic tools of film pro­duc­tion and pro­jec­tion!
    ‣ Wednesday February 15, 3 pm: this second work­shop will focus on the research of Cuban artist and designer Ernesto Oroza on indus­trial objects made out of sal­vage and hybridiza­tion. Children are invited to bring a broken object along and to trans­form or fix it with mate­rial found in the reserves of our art center!
    ‣ booking required at public­s@villavas­silieff.net or 01 43 25 88 32. Fee: 5€, snack included.

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