ACTUALITIES OF THE MOMENT
AT THE MAISON MONTGRAND
La Friche de l'Escalette
La Friche de l'Escalette, near Marseille, hosts outdoor exhibitions of contemporary art. For summer 2024, the site is presenting two iconic structures by Jean Prouvé, the Pavillon de Lorraine and the Bungalow du Cameroun, accompanied by works by sculptors such as Parvine Curie, François Stahly and Gérard Lardeur.
In addition, an exhibition entitled "Angles de Vision" highlights the works of Richard Baquié.
The Friche de l'Escalette is open to the public every day in July and August, as well as at weekends in September and October, with guided tours offered daily.
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"Marseille au cœur maritime"
"Marseille au cœur maritime" exhibition is being held at the Musée Regards de Provence from 7 May to 2 October 2024. It celebrates Marseille's maritime heritage in connection with the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. In collaboration with the Aix Marseille Provence Chamber of Commerce and Industry, the exhibition features a variety of works illustrating the evolution of the port of Marseille, its infrastructure and its ships, highlighting the port's historical and cultural importance.
Cosquer Mediterranean
The famous Grotte Cosquer, discovered by diver Henri Cosquer in the depths of the Mediterranean, is now open to visitors in a space dedicated to the magic of this sunken cavern.
Entirely replicated in its original form, you can plunge into the bowels of humanity, admiring drawings, engravings, paintings and handprints dating back over 30,000 years.
The current exhibition
🎨 New exhibition at Maison Montgrand!
Stéphanie Coste's new exhibition takes up residence on the walls of our home from October 28 to November 14, 2024. An exhibition presented by Art & Business and arts Marseille.🎨
Discover “Voyage en Polychromie”, a colorful escapade into the world! In her graphic compositions, this artist marries the finesse and poetry of Art Nouveau and the Masters of Impressionism with the refreshing, colorful explosiveness of a revisited PopArt and the creative effervescence of Surrealist painters.