MIT International Puppet Museum in Catalonia
When art comes to you
Traveling Exhibitions
Culture and heritage in motion
What are MIT traveling exhibitions?
The MIT touring performing arts exhibitions carry the heritage of the International Puppet Museum of Catalonia to new and public spaces. They are cultural proposals that combine art, history and education, designed to be easily installed in cultural centres, facilities and municipalities.
Culture and heritage within everyone's reach
The exhibitions showcase the cultural diversity of the world of puppet theatre and the performing arts through high-value fish and materials.
Projects for centers and municipalities
Each exhibition includes the necessary resources to ensure that organisation and assembly are simple and professional.
What exhibitions does it offer?
The MIT has a selection of’travelling themed exhibitions linked to the world of puppets and the performing arts. The catalogue is updated with new proposals.
Mask exhibition: "TRANSFORMATION AND IDENTITY"
A tour of masks from around the world which brings us closer to rituals, celebrations and artistic expressions from different cultures.
An exhibition turnkey, featuring exhibition material and educational resources, designed to bring the cultural and heritage wealth of masks closer to the public.
A proposal especially linked to Carnival, the festival of the mask, transformation and the freedom to become, for a day, someone different.
What does it bring to your programming?
• An international perspective on the tradition of the mask.
• To unite culture, heritage and popular celebration.
• An artistic and educational proposal for diverse audiences.
Do you want to bring the exhibition to your space?
Discover how to incorporate into your cultural programming a turnkey travelling exhibition, adapted to your space and with the support of the MIT team.
Frequently asked questions about touring exhibitions
1. What types of spaces can accommodate them?
The exhibitions are designed to adapt to different formats: exhibition halls, libraries, civic centers, local museums, festivals and educational facilities.
2. What material does the exhibition include?
Each turnkey project includes original pieces, explanatory panels, museographic elements and, if desired, complementary activities (workshops, guided tours, talks).
3. How long do traveling exhibitions last?
They are normally offered for periods ranging from 15 days to 3 months, but can be adapted according to the programmer's needs.
4. Who is responsible for assembly and disassembly?
The MIT team advises and accompanies the process. The exhibitions are designed to be easy to assemble, with detailed instructions.
5. Are there any linked educational activities?
Yes. Each exhibition can be complemented with educational proposals adapted to different school levels and family audiences.
6. How much does it cost to have a traveling exhibition?
The price varies depending on the duration, transportation and additional services (educational activities, technical staff, insurance). A personalized quote is made.
7. How can I find out about availability?
Just contact the MIT to check the calendar and reserve the most suitable slot for your equipment.
