The Palm Goddess for Malta. Photo by Sean Mallia.
The Palm Goddess for Malta. Photo by Sean Mallia.

The Shadow Colour Pavilion

Sixtine Catrice
23 September, 2022

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“The Shadow Colour Pavilion is … intended to foster and strengthen community and neighbourhood engagement while prioritising inclusion and wider participation.”
Rooting for dialogue between Art and Science

The Shadow Colour Pavilion uses pure light colour to immerse visitors in a visually stimulating experience as they explore colour perception, light, shadow, and space. Visitors from all age groups are invited to actively participate and explore their creativity by moving within the pavilion and generate multiple coloured shadows. This two-day event will be facilitated by MICAS and Esplora communicators who will guide visitors as they discover more about light, colour and shadow.

The Shadow Colour Pavilion is an initiative of the MICAS Education and Community Strand Programme that is intended to foster and strengthen community and neighbourhood engagement while prioritising inclusion and wider participation.

Education is at the heart of MICAS’s remit and we aim to remove barriers and make contemporary art and creative engagement accessible to all.

This is a figcaption, it goes under the image. Image courtesy of MICAS.

Strictly by booking. Covid-19 vaccination certificates must be presented upon entrance. Children over 12 years of age must be vaccinated to enter. Children under 12 years of age need to be accompanied by a vaccinated guardian. Face masks must be worn at all times during this event.

For more information, please contact events@micas.art. The Shadow Colour Pavilion is supported by the Valletta Local Council and the Ministry for The National Heritage, The Arts and Local Government.

Sixtine Catrice
23 September, 2022
Rooting for dialogue between Art and Science

The Shadow Colour Pavilion uses pure light colour to immerse visitors in a visually stimulating experience as they explore colour perception, light, shadow, and space. Visitors from all age groups are invited to actively participate and explore their creativity by moving within the pavilion and generate multiple coloured shadows. This two-day event will be facilitated by MICAS and Esplora communicators who will guide visitors as they discover more about light, colour and shadow.

The Shadow Colour Pavilion is an initiative of the MICAS Education and Community Strand Programme that is intended to foster and strengthen community and neighbourhood engagement while prioritising inclusion and wider participation.

Education is at the heart of MICAS’s remit and we aim to remove barriers and make contemporary art and creative engagement accessible to all.

This is a figcaption, it goes under the image. Image courtesy of MICAS.
“The Shadow Colour Pavilion is … intended to foster and strengthen community and neighbourhood engagement while prioritising inclusion and wider participation.”

Strictly by booking. Covid-19 vaccination certificates must be presented upon entrance. Children over 12 years of age must be vaccinated to enter. Children under 12 years of age need to be accompanied by a vaccinated guardian. Face masks must be worn at all times during this event.

For more information, please contact events@micas.art. The Shadow Colour Pavilion is supported by the Valletta Local Council and the Ministry for The National Heritage, The Arts and Local Government.

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