The health crisis is modifying social interactions, the hierarchy of senses, relationships to space and time. Since March 2020, our lifestyles have changed rapidly, from home to school, from private space to public space, from signs of friendship to shared meals.
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At the Vouland museum and in its garden, the sense of sight is privileged. Nevertheless, the other senses are called upon in observation or evoked during visits; touch, hearing, smell and taste participate in lived experiences, convey the imagination, and promote appropriation.
If visitors (schoolchildren, teachers, general public, etc.) are deprived of the experience of discovering the place, a house museum that resonates around the notion of living , and its collections in their materialities, we are trying to elaborate for them new mediation tools (videos, podcasts, online memory game) and we continue to favor exchanges with teachers to meet their educational objectives.
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All year long
Is curiosity a fault?
From June 5 to December 31, 2022
Explore the Vouland Museum at your leisure with a guide.
Would you like to discover the 17th-18th century decorative arts collection? Want to learn more about the history of the garden and its plants? Are you curious about the life and work of Marius Breuil? We accompany you in the visit of your choice!
Find 6 to 8 people who are curious and/or passionate about culture, contact the museum team, choose the appropriate date and the theme of the visit (decorative arts, exhibition, garden, etc.) to take a guided tour of the Vouland Museum.
Group rate: 50 euros for 6 people.
Reservation: 04 90 86 03 79
VISITES ATELIERS I Sur RDV
Nous proposons des visites-ateliers pour petits et grands, entre enfants, ami.es ou en famille sur rendez-vous. Autour de la collection des Arts Décoratifs des XVIIe et XVIIIe siècles et du jardin refuge de la Ligue de Protection des Oiseaux.
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Around the collection of Decorative Arts from the 17th and 18th centuries
Look for the little beast!
This workshop-visit invites children to discover the museum from “its fauna”, to observe the animals represented on the furniture and decorative arts objects from the 17th and 18th centuries. From the stuffed specimens and realistic, stylized or imaginary little animals hidden in the furniture, earthenware and tapestries decorations of the permanent collections, the young visitors create a decoration of plates in the style of earthenware makers. This visit-workshop makes children aware of life, biodiversity and the role of these animals in our ecosystem.
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What wood are you made of?
After having discovered exceptional furniture (secretary, happiness of the day, Dutch cabinet ...) and having familiarized themselves with the woods that constitute them, the children create an ornamental motif, inspired by the floral decoration of 18th century marquetry. century. Numerous samples of wood to distinguish the different species.
Create your decorative composition!
This activity proposes to imagine a decoration from the observations made during the visit in the former residence of the collector Louis Vouland among the inlaid furniture, the interior objects and the tapestries. With a material approach, through the touch and manipulation of the shapes and patterns they create during the workshop, the children invent a visual universe with exotic shapes reminiscent of that of stylized nature in the decorations of the 17th century Decorative Arts pieces. and eighteenth centuries.
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Visits-workshops from 7 years old
Anniversaire au musée… et au jardin
Sur RDV
à partir de 7 ans
Tarifs (musée, expositions, jardin + visite-atelier) : devis
Renseignements : 04 90 86 03 79 ou mail