Alongside each of its exhibitions, mudac offers various forms of activities, from the classic guided tour to specific projects aimed at a particular audience.
The variety of these activities allows the museum to reach a very wide audience, but also to highlight the omnipresence of design and the applied arts in everyday life.
Workshops, guided tours, workshops, teaching resources, lectures… All these events are adapted to the general public as well as to schoolchildren, students, families, professionals from various fields and people with disabilities.
In addition to entertainment and the dissemination of scientific content, the activities are built around the development of cross-disciplinary skills such as collaboration, reflective practice and creative thinking. During the workshops and tours, societal issues raised by the exhibitions are regularly discussed with the participants. The mudac cultural outreach programme thus functions as an extension of the exhibitions.
Le mudac vous propose un large panel d’offres aussi bien pour les novices et les curieux que les amateurs de design.
Le mudac est ouvert aux petit·es et aux grand·es et propose une diversité de formats, aussi bien des ateliers créatifs que des visites, en passant par des parcours famille qui permettent de donner des outils pour mieux comprendre le design et ses enjeux.
Des visites scolaires, des supports de visite et des dossiers pédagogiques en lien avec les différentes expositions temporaires et l’exposition semi-permanente vous sont proposés.
Since 2020, mudac has been one of the institutions awarded the “Inclusive Culture” label. Alongside the museums of Plateforme 10 and in line with its commitment over the years, mudac encourages the global inclusion of people with disabilities and culture without barriers.
Alongside the Plateforme 10 museums and in line with its long-standing commitment, mudac encourages the global inclusion of people with disabilities and barrier-free access.
To prepare your visit to the mudac, consult the practical information: opening hours, access and admissions.
The reunion of the Musée cantonal des Beaux-Arts (MCBA), Photo Elysée and mudac, together with the Toms Pauli and Félix Vallotton foundations, forms a new 25,000 m² arts district in the heart of the city of Lausanne.
For everyday objects, exhibition catalogues, specialised books, works by designers, the shop is a popular place for design lovers and a great address for finding ideal gifts.
