IVAM renews its sensory space dedicated to early childhood this summer

The museum presents an art installation that uses light and color to bring art closer to children.

Generic image of a cultural space with warm lighting and a cozy atmosphere.
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Generic image of a cultural space with warm lighting and a cozy atmosphere.

The IVAM has reopened its art space for babies and children up to four years old this summer, integrating new sensory proposals based on light, color, and shadows.

The installation, called El rincón de luz, is located near the museum's exhibition halls. This renovation incorporates materials inspired by the Tania Candiani. Radix exhibition, aiming to strengthen the presence of early childhood in the institution's cultural programming.
The proposal invites families to explore the expressive capabilities of light through an experience where participants can interact with transparencies and silhouettes. The design seeks to turn the museum into an environment for play and shared creation, with the active participation of adults.
As a complement, the museum is exhibiting the animation piece Suimenka throughout the summer, created for the Osaka Expo 2025. This work, which explores biodiversity and coexistence between species, is screened continuously in the IVAMlab2 space during the children's installation opening hours.