Guided tour to A poetics of use: Making use of the library by Antònia del Río.11:00h
(Catalan)
Fundació Suñol organizes a guided tour to A poetics of use: Making use of the library by the artist Antònia del Río.
Guided tour to A poetics of use: Making use of the library by Antònia del Río. 12:30h
(Catalan)
Fundació Suñol organizes a guided tour to A poetics of use: Making use of the library by the artist Antònia del Río.
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A poetics of use: Making use of the library
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Fundació Suñol is a space for education, participation and debate, committed to social transformation. Its educational programmes are aimed at different audiences in order to provide resources and generate transversal learning around contemporary art.
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Fundació Suñol is part of the Apropa Cultura network, an inclusive network of cultural institutions that come together to facilitate access to culture for people in vulnerable situations at the hands of social entities.
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Art a la carta is an educational art project for classrooms that is originated from the Suñol Soler Collection and counts with different modules to work in class inspired in contemporary art practices and procedures.
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We welcome student groups with specific activities adapted to different levels. We propose participative and dialogued meetings around contemporary art.
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We offer the possibility to visit the exhibitions or the reserve of the collection accompanied by a member of our team.
The Suñol Soler Collection is a reflection of the collector’s way of understanding art. The collection contains almost 1,300 works by 250 different artists. The coherence and quality of the works that make up the collection provides a broad vision of the itinerary of artistic creation, especially in the national scene, from 1915 to 2006.
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Wednesday to friday:
From 11am to 2pm and from 4pm to 7pm.
Monthly opening Saturdays:
From 11am to 2pm
March 6, April 10, May 8, June 5, July 3
The Fundació Suñol may be visited at another time, depending on availability, by arranging a prior visit.
Metro – Les Corts (L3)
Bus – Gran Via Carles III (Lines V3, V5, 59, 76, 75)
Bus – Travessera de les Corts (V3, 70, 75, H8, V5, 59)
Tram – Maria Cristina
Bicing – Mejía Lequerica (199 Station)
Fundació Suñol periodically organises guided tours for the general public in both Catalan and Spanish.
If you want to come and visit Fundació Suñol with your group, it is necessary to book at least 48 hours in advance, by telephone (93 496 10 32) or by filling in the following form here.
The visit has the following cost:
General fee; 50,00€ (price per group)
Reduced fee: 40,00€ (price per group)
Students and teachers fee: 40,00€ (price per group)
Guided tours to Fundació Suñol can be made in Catalan, Spanish, and English upon request.
Fundació Suñol is a centre committed to access to culture for all. In this sense it works actively to open the centre, activities and exhibitions to audiences with diverse capabilities.
The Fundació Suñol library is open to the public during its usual opening hours, although in order to give you proper attention, we recommend you to write to info@fundaciosunol.org to arrange a visit.
• A facemask must be worn at all times
• Hydroalcoholic gel available at the entrance
• Limited capacity according to current regulations
• The facilities of the Fundació Suñol are disinfected every day
• It is recommended that groups of 4 or more people contact in advance to request an appointment
Free entrance
Wednesday to friday:
From 11am to 2pm and from 4pm to 7pm.
Monthly opening Saturdays:
From 11am to 2pm
March 6, April 10, May 8, June 5, July 3
The Fundació Suñol may be visited at another time, depending on availability, by arranging a prior visit.
Metro – Les Corts (L3)
Bus – Gran Via Carles III (Lines V3, V5, 59, 76, 75)
Bus – Travessera de les Corts (V3, 70, 75, H8, V5, 59)
Tram – Maria Cristina
Bicing – Mejía Lequerica (199 Station)
Fundació Suñol periodically organises guided tours for the general public in both Catalan and Spanish.
If you want to come and visit Fundació Suñol with your group, it is necessary to book at least 48 hours in advance, by telephone (93 496 10 32) or by filling in the following form here.
The visit has the following cost:
General fee; 50,00€ (price per group)
Reduced fee: 40,00€ (price per group)
Students and teachers fee: 40,00€ (price per group)
Guided tours to Fundació Suñol can be made in Catalan, Spanish, and English upon request.
Fundació Suñol is a centre committed to access to culture for all. In this sense it works actively to open the centre, activities and exhibitions to audiences with diverse capabilities.
The Fundació Suñol library is open to the public during its usual opening hours, although in order to give you proper attention, we recommend you to write to info@fundaciosunol.org to arrange a visit.
• A facemask must be worn at all times
• Hydroalcoholic gel available at the entrance
• Limited capacity according to current regulations
• The facilities of the Fundació Suñol are disinfected every day
• It is recommended that groups of 4 or more people contact in advance to request an appointment
Fundació Suñol is a non-profit organisation that favours contemporary artistic production and dissemination by organising exhibitions and activities on themes, artists or projects of interest. It is based on the Suñol Soler Collection, which is displayed in various formats and readings both at its own venue and in collaboration with other cultural institutions. It also promotes public programmes and educational projects in the field of contemporary art aimed at a variety of groups.
