Every Monday and Wednesday the Loris Malaguzzi International Centre offers opportunities for getting to know more about the Reggio Emilia Approach®. An initial form of professional development dedicated to teachers, educators, professionals, pedagogistas and pedagogical coordinators, students and people curious to know more.
At the moment all types of guided visits are suspended, we are working on some new proposals to be able to welcome you soon in the best way.
A conversation visit of the Loris Malaguzzi International Centre is for people looking for a first encounter with the Reggio Emilia Approach®. Teachers, educators, students and those who are simply curious are accompanied around the Centre’s different ateliers of light, digital, marks and drawing, paper, clay, and others weaving different languages, and also visit exhibitions generated by research projects realised in Reggio Emilia’s municipal infant-toddler centres and preschools.
At the moment all types of guided visits are suspended, we are working on some new proposals to be able to welcome you soon in the best way.
The Mosaic of Marks, Words and Materials Atelier is an invitation to try out and experiment with mark-making t...
The Secrets of Paper Atelier investigates the qualities of a commonplace material to discover its anatomy, its...
In the Shape of Clay atelier is an invitation to experiment with clay, a material that is soft, fresh, generou...
The Digital Landscapes atelier invites us to explore an environment with analogical and digital tools and mate...
The Points of View atelier is an invitation to experiment with and try out the language of photography in a dy...
"One city, many children" is a genuinely collective autobiography, which recounts how municipal infant-toddler...
The Ray of Light Atelier is a place of research and experimentation where light in its different forms is inve...
“A festive thought” is an exhibition telling the story of research, realised with children aged 2-6, which aim...
Find out all the ways to visit and experience ateliers at the Loris Malaguzzi International Centre
