MIT International Puppet Museum in Catalonia
Permanent and temporary
MIT Collections
One of the most important puppets in Catalonia
Teia Moner's private collection that includes puppets from the 18th to the 21st centuries
MIT believes in a globalizing museum discourse, for this reason, puppets are grouped by puppetry modalities or techniques, this makes it possible to compare the different forms, names, manipulations and characters showing how they change according to the country and culture from which they originate. Through this simile we can understand part of the history of countries, territories or the people who designed them.
Collection of puppets from Catalan puppeteer companies, from the 19th century to the present day.
He currently has a collection of puppets, lent or donated, which is increasing day by day:
Collection of puppets from Catalan puppeteer companies, from the 19th century to the present day.
He currently has a collection of puppets, lent or donated, which is increasing day by day:
Collection of puppets, lent or donated, used in therapy and education
They are puppets that are used in therapeutic and educational activities by different professionals in the performing arts, teaching and health.
Collection of show puppets from the Teia Moner company
- THE CHILDREN OF THE SUN. Omnium Cultural and Laughter Award 1993
- WHAT A BEAST YOU ARE!. Ingenuity and Originality Award 1996. Awarded by the Actors Association. Artenbrut Theatre. Barcelona TV
- DON'T TAKE MY NUMBER
- A SUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM. 2000 Network Foundation Award
- MINIMUM MAGIC Special prize for creativity 2010. Puppet Festival of the Albaida Valley.
Collection of puppet castles
- Vergés Puppet Company. 1940
- Babi Puppets Company. 1960
- Aquilinos Theater Company. 1996
- Badabadoc company
- Puppet theater "Viu el Teatre". A reproduction of Barcelona City Hall
- Shadow Theater of the ZIPIT company
Other collections
The museum has spaces where puppets from different cultural origins are exhibited.
Temporary collections
The KITCHEN ROOM allows you to enjoy pieces from other collections or artistic disciplines, depending on the donations the museum receives or the thematic cycles that are organized.
