09:00
Depart to Granollers

09:45

• Visit Ceramica Cumella Workshop
• Ab Gallery (exhibition to be decided)
• Museum of Granollers

13:00
Depart to Gallifa

13:30
Lunch at Gallifa

15:00
Visit J. Llorens Artigas Foundation

17:00
Depart to Mataró

18:00
Mataró. Visit Nau Gaudí and WABA Group exhibition

19:00
Depart to Argentona

19:30
Argentona visits:

• Pottery museum “Museu del Càntir”
• Exhibitions of Joan Serra and Mia Llauder (IAC members)
• Puig i Cadafalch summer house

21:00
Church square: Farewell dinner and party

23:00 
Return to hotel in Barcelona

GRANOLLERS

Ceramica Cumella workshop
www.cumella.cat

Visit to the most important ceramic studio in Spain dedicated to architectural ceramics. They have worked on many important projects throughout the world (Lisbon, Japan, China… and Spain) with prestigious architects such as Renzo Piano.

Puig House

GALLIFA

Llorens Artigas Foundation
www.fundacio-artigas.com

Visit to the workshop of Josep Llorens Artigas (1892-1980) and other modern facilities for residences of artists. Artigas is considered one of the most important ceramists in Spain, with great international influence especially due to his books on ceramic glazes. His works with Joan Miró in public spaces are of great importance (UNESCO venue in Paris, Barcelona Airport, etc.). Special exhibition of works by Llorens Artigas, Marc Chagall and other contemporary artists.

Llorens Artigas Foundation

ARGENTONA

Argentona Ceramics Museum (Museu del Càntir)
www.museucantir.org

Visit to this museum dedicated to traditional pottery jugs for water and other ceramics. Special exhibitions of contemporary ceramics by Joan Serra and Mia Llauder, members of IAC.

Ceramics Museum of Argentona

Casa Puig i Cadafalch

1897-1905, Architect Josep Puig i Cadafalch (1867-1956). Summer home of this Modernist architect, with many architectural ceramics.

MATARO

Gaudí shed (1883)
http://www.bassatgaudimataro.cat/en/

 Architect: Antoni Gaudí. First building of Antoni Gaudí. Special exhibition of the members of World Association of Brick Artists (WABA)