Le ville e i giardini medicei rappresentano un vero e proprio microcosmo attorno a cui ruota la vita di corte. In questi luoghi i Medici prima, i Lorena e i Savoia poi si dedicarono alle proprie passioni: l’arte e il mecenatismo, la vita nella natura e la caccia, la convivialità a corte e la buona tavola. Per la ricchezza di arredi, motivi decorativi e tecniche artigianali custodiscono veri e propri tesori, testimonianze materiali delle arti minori del nostro territorio.
Stazione Utopia, in collaborazione con il Polo Museale della Toscana, propone una serie di attività ricreative e di formazione, laboratori e visite guidate finalizzate a far conoscere la storia e le opere conservate nelle ville e nei giardini, attraverso metodologie inclusive e una varietà di tematiche e approcci pensati per pubblici sempre più articolati e differenziati: dalle scuole, agli adulti, alle persone con bisogni educativi speciali.
A partire dalle potenzialità offerte dalle lavagne interattive, si propongono lezioni frontali in cui grazie a diversi supporti (video, interviste, immagini, rendering) si illustrano temi di ampia portata e vasto respiro.
Designing and managing EU projects
PROGETTO EMME
Education Museums and Migrant's Experience
EMME | education museums and migrant's experience is a training programme for museum educational workers to improve their skills in welcoming new- comers.
It involves different activities abroad based on the roles and functions performed by the various staff members, on-site feedbacks and reviews aimed at the design of educational paths with and for migrants and the drafting of educational materials that may be used by teachers, operators and volunteers.
Co-funded by ERASMUS+ programme of the European Union, KA1 Grant Agreement No. 2018-1-IT02-KA104-047755
ERASMUS+
Erasmus+ visite di studio all'estero per giovani adulti
e le loro formatrici
Stazione Utopia rientra fra i soggetti accreditati dall’Agenzia Erasmus+ come coordinatrice di consorzi per sviluppare mobilità all’estero sul tema della mediazione culturale in ambito museale. Le visite coinvolgono sia staff docente che discenti in situazione di fragilità.
MOC | MUSEUM OF COMMUNITIES
Transational project meeting
MOC | Museum of Communities, run by with the Royal Palace in GödöllÅ‘ and Museum of King Jan III's Palace at Wilanów, intends to exchange knowledge and experiences as well as train and teach each other how to encourage local communities to engage in voluntary work in museum, how to create an interesting story about cultural, natural and historical heritage, using also own experiences and stories. Together with colleagues from Hungary and Poland, we plan to create an educational tool - a narrative dice that will support volunteers and educators in learning how to build a unique story, organize arguments, build independent judgments about the object or phenomenon in question, weaving also their own thoughts. The narrative dice will be available for free download and use for everyone.
Co-funded by ERASMUS+ programme of the European Union, KA2 Grant Agreement No. 2020-1-PL01-KA204-081917
Mapping of EU public funding opportunities, application writing, consortium recruitment, negotiation with the granting authorities, budgeting, project management, implementation of projects. Specialised in specific calls for proposals involving Education, Training and Cultural programmes (Creative Europe, Erasmus+).
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Clienti: Fondazione Teatro della Toscana, Firenze; Comune di Firenze, Firenze; Fond. di Firenze per l'artigianato artistico, Firenze
Tempo Reale, Firenze
A meeting aimed at museum educators and Ukrainian citizens to reflect on the reception model and on the mediation programs that museums can offer to refugees and/or citizens with a migration background.
In collaboration with Museum of Warsaw in the framework of Erasmus+ programme.