Exhibition Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience
Until September 30, 2024
Dock des Suds
Explore Vincent Van Gogh as you’ve never seen him before, thanks to this internationally renowned immersive experience, launched in 2019 and ranked among the top 12 by CNN, using 4K technology and a room dedicated to the origins of his works.
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Riding the wave
April 27, 2024 > September 22, 2024
Musée Regards de Provence
The “Surfer sur la vague” exhibition relates to current sporting events in Marseille, host city of the sailing competitions at the 2024 Olympic Games. Although the surfing events will be held on the famous Teahupo’o wave in Tahiti, surfing and longboarding are gaining notoriety in Marseille. This sport, both artistic and captivating, practiced by millions of enthusiasts, has acquired an important cultural dimension. It serves as a muse for artists such as painters, sculptors, photographers and video-makers, some of whom are surfers themselves.
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Panoramas
May 18, 2024 > November 03, 2024
Center de la Vieille Charité
The Panoramas exhibition at the Vieille Charité highlights Marseilles’ collections through a variety of works, from painting to sculpture, collage and everyday objects. It invites visitors on a journey through the history of art and culture, enriched by participatory projects for all. This is the first time that all the collections of the Museums of Marseille have been brought together in one place.
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Marseille Libérée
July 12 > November 18 2024
Notre-Dame de la Garde Museum
To mark the 80th anniversary of the Liberation, discover the Painters in the Armies exhibition at the Notre-Dame de la Garde Basilica Museum. Works by official army painters and period objects recall the Provence landings and the liberation of Marseille.
Dogs and cats
April 20, 2024 > January 05, 2024
Marseille Natural History Museum
The “Dogs and Cats” exhibition, developed in collaboration with the Cité des Sciences et de l’Industrie, highlights the scientific, sociological and cultural advances made in the field of companion animals. The science of animal behavior, ethology, has seen significant advances recently, challenging many prejudices about dogs and cats.
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Shared passions, From Basquiat to Edith Piaf, the Lambert collection
April 17 2024 > September 23 2024
Mucem
The Collection Lambert joins forces with the Mucem for an original exhibition highlighting the influence of Mediterranean and Provençal culture on renowned art collector Yvon Lambert. This collaboration explores the links between contemporary art and traditional artifacts, reflecting themes of everyday life, intimacy and nature.
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Marseille 1900-1943. The Bad Reputation
February 9 2024 > December 31 2024
Mémorial des déportations
This exhibition helps visitors understand what happened in Marseille in 1943. The first major round-up of French Jewish families, the destruction of the northern part of the Old Port and the evacuation of almost 20,000 people. 14 hectares were destroyed and 1,500 people deported.
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Popular?
December 13 2023 > December 31 2026
Mucem
This exceptional collection brings together the historical holdings of the Musée national des arts et traditions populaires, the European collections of the Musée de l’Homme and those acquired since the early 2000s, with a view to opening up to the Mediterranean and the contemporary world. The general tour takes visitors through the major categories borrowed from the vocabulary of the history of art and technology.
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