MART Rovereto's Educational Department Adapts During Lockdown
During the COVID-19 lockdown, the MART museum in Rovereto, Italy, has maintained its educational initiatives. Carlo Tamanini, who oversees education, highlights the importance of aesthetic education and holistic pedagogy for individuals of all ages. The museum offers various programs, such as weekly workshops, the Baby MART area, and the Holiday on MART summer camp. Key staff members include Annalisa Casagranda, Ornella Dossi, Brunella Fait, and Graciela Cacace. Their inclusive approach incorporates guides using Augmentative and Alternative Communication (CAA) and workshops facilitated by individuals with autism and Down syndrome. Significant projects feature a tactile version of Carlo Carrà's "Le figlie di Loth" in collaboration with Museo Omero. The museum also provides workshops on Fortunato Depero and mindfulness, while expanding online resources like the "Little Mart at home" initiative for families.
Key facts
- MART's education department continues work during lockdown
- Department serves all age groups from infancy to old age
- Staff includes Carlo Tamanini, Annalisa Casagranda, Ornella Dossi, Brunella Fait, Graciela Cacace
- Inclusive practices include CAA guides and workshops with autistic and Down syndrome individuals
- Tactile reproduction of Carrà's 'Le figlie di Loth' made with Museo Omero
- Workshop 'Un viaggio Fortunato' focuses on Fortunato Depero
- Workshop 'La felicità attraverso l'arte' involves neuroscientist Alessandro Grecucci
- Online project 'Little Mart at home' launched on social media
Entities
Artists
- Carlo Carrà
- Fortunato Depero
Institutions
- MART
- Museo Omero
- University of Trento
- Fondazione Bruno Kessler
- Faculty of Design and Arts Bolzano
Locations
- Rovereto
- Italy
- Ancona
- Trento
- Bolzano