This program from the National Museum of Roman Art (MNAR) offers accessible activities centered around Roman mosaics. It includes guided visits to explore mosaic artistry and practical workshops where participants can create their own mosaics, fostering a hands-on understanding of this ancient craft.
The Museo Nacional de Arte Romano (MNAR) presents 'MNAR Accessible,' a curated program designed to engage visitors with Roman mosaics in an inclusive manner. This initiative offers two distinct yet interconnected activities throughout April, May, and June. Participants can opt for a guided visit titled 'Discovering Roman Mosaics,' held on Thursdays at the Roman and Visigothic Headquarters, where they will delve into the history, techniques, and stories behind the museum's mosaic pieces. This visit is complemented by a practical workshop, 'Hands-on: Creating Mosaics,' scheduled for Fridays. In this workshop, held at various centers and associations in Mérida, participants will collaborate to create their own mosaics, experiencing firsthand how individual pieces come together to form a larger design, mirroring the museum's permanent collection.
Both activities are tailored for groups with disabilities from Mérida's centers and associations, with specific time slots and capacities to ensure an optimal experience. While designed to be complementary, participation in one activity without the other is also possible. This program highlights MNAR's commitment to accessibility and creative engagement, offering a dual approach to appreciating and interacting with the rich heritage of Roman mosaic art.