Tactile workshop on the 'School of Paris' exhibition at the Museum of Jewish Art and History

Forget looking at art from a distance and get ready to feel the texture of history with your own hands. This sensory exhibition offers a truly inclusive way to explore the masterpieces of the School of Paris through specialized tactile boards and immersive audio. It is a rare opportunity to connect with these classic works on an entirely new level.

Discover the vibrant Ecole de Paris art movement through a unique tactile workshop held on Friday, November 20, 2026, from 14:30 to 16:00 at the Marguerite Yourcenar Library. Designed for participants aged 12 and up, this session explores the themes of the exhibition currently hosted at the Museum of Jewish Art and History using tactile boards and immersive soundscapes. The event is free and fully accessible to wheelchair users, as well as those with visual impairments or cognitive disabilities. Please note that advance booking is required, with registration opening on October 20 via the library staff.

The Marguerite Yourcenar Library hosts an insightful sensory workshop dedicated to the School of Paris. On Friday, November 20, 2026, from 14:30 to 16:00, visitors are invited to the Level 1 animation room to engage with the art displayed at the Museum of Jewish Art and History through a new perspective.

Through tactile boards and sound excerpts created alongside the French Federation of the Blind, attendees explore historical artistic works in an inclusive setting. This program is specifically tailored for visually impaired individuals, yet remains open to anyone aged 12 and above, including those with cognitive disabilities. The venue is fully accessible for wheelchair users.

Attendance is free of charge. To secure your spot, please register with the library staff starting October 20.