imatge nova exposició: “Un museu, mil trames modernistes”

“Un museu, mil trames modernistes”

Date: effective May 5, 2024

Imatge mostra: “Teixim transformació, producció i innovació”

“Teixim transformació, producció i innovació”

First space: MNACTEC: from October 3, 2024 to January 19, 2025

Second space: CDMT: November 14, 2024

Imatge exposició: “Anudar - Anidar” de Ana Milena Gómez

“Anudar - Anidar” by Ana Milena Gómez

Date: from 13 October 2024 to 16 January 2025

Cartel exposición: Muñecas y moda

"Muñecas y moda"

Date: from 20 October 2024 to 2 March 2025

Imatge pessebre napolità del segle XXI de Josep Massagué.

"Un pesebre napolitano del siglo XXI"

Date: from 12 December 2024 to 8 January 2025

Venue: Recinto Can Serra – Diputació de Barcelona

With IMATEX, the CDMT’s database of textile pieces, offers the public over 30,000 textile documents from all eras and cultures: fabrics, original designs, sample books, dress, and complements. Each entry comprises one or more images, along with information on materials, techniques, chronology and decoration. The objective of this database, (known as the textilteca) is to stimulate ideas and offer support to professionals in textile design and fashion, and to help researchers and all those interested in textile heritage to consult the CDMT’s stocks.

The CDMT library specializes in all areas of textile and fashion and in the conservation and restoration of heritage items. It brings the textile world closer to the public and provides information for the staff of the centre and for outside users. Access to the library is free (you must make an appointment).

For years the Museu Tèxtil has placed special emphasis on acquiring, preserving, documenting and disseminating the Catalan modernist textile heritage. Terrassa, a unique city that unites industry and Modernism, holds its Modernist Fair each year with a large participation of entities and citizenship. The Museu Tèxtil joined from the very beginning in this festival of Modernism, offering activities for all kinds of public, specialist training, exhibitions and resources to make first-hand and with historical rigour as the modernist style in dress and home.