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The creation session at ASPACE / Fundació Joan Miró will form part of the project “Aquí hi pinto molt”, developed with people with cerebral palsy from FEPCCAT and guided by the artistic proposal of Anna Oliva. Linked to the exhibition Miró in the United States that will be presented at the Fundació Joan Miró, the project will bring together 80 participants from 10 associations across Catalonia, including Barcelona, Lleida, and Tarragona. The initiative will include creative sessions within the participating entities, a guided visit to the Miró exhibition, and a collaborative creation day at the Fundació Joan Miró. The project will conclude with an exhibition at the museum, where the creative process and a selection of the artworks produced will be displayed. “Aquí hi pinto molt” began in September 2025 and will conclude in May 2026, celebrating artistic expression, inclusion, and the transformative power of creativity.

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This first guided tour is specifically designed for people with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). During the activity, new tangible materials for self-use will be presented, designed to promote interaction with the environment and make the experience more experiential, structured, and accessible. The materials are based on an interactive dossier that accompanies the tour and on various tactile stations distributed throughout the tour, which also act as decompression spaces to facilitate a more comfortable and inclusive experience.

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“The Masia with the Five Senses” is an activity designed for various groups, especially people in vulnerable situations, offering a sensory and synesthetic experience of the Masia. Participants take a tour of Mas Miró, the gardens, and the artist’s studio, making several stops where the senses are engaged in relation to Joan Miró’s work and the elements of the Mont-roig landscape that inspired him.

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A group of stroke survivors and their families co-created symbolic suitcases that combine texts, images, objects, and sound recordings. These suitcases serve as living containers of intimate and resilient stories, becoming bridges for connection and collective memory.

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The project between the Ripoll Ethnographic Museum and the Fundació Map aims to foster active participation and full integration of people with special abilities. With an innovative approach, a unique collaboration has been established to train individuals supported by Fundació Map as museum guides. Through this initiative, members of the foundation become living transmitters of cultural heritage, sharing their perspectives and knowledge with museum visitors. The project not only provides meaningful opportunities for people with disabilities but also enriches the visitor experience with authentic and diverse narratives. Activities are designed to be fully accessible, with specific adaptations to ensure the full participation of everyone. This initiative exemplifies a commitment to inclusion and valuing all voices within the community, transforming the Ripoll Ethnographic Museum into a space that is genuinely inclusive and enriching for all. The project has a profound and positive impact: it provides people with special abilities a unique opportunity to play an active role in society as cultural guides, promoting their autonomy and integration.

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