Culture
‘Demain l’Océan?’ exhibition tackles climate crisis through contemporary art
Monaco’s Quai Antoine 1er Exhibition Hall has been transformed into an immersive oceanic journey with ‘Demain l’Océan?’, running until 7th September. The exhibition brings together 34 artists from five continents to explore the relationship with the world’s seas through 71 works including photography, painting, sculpture, and video installations. Curated by Elodie Antoine with scenography by Thomas Guillaume, the show coincides with the 3rd UN Ocean Conference and forms part of France’s ‘La Mer en Commun-Année de la Mer’ initiative. Six-part oceanic journey Rather than giving direct environmental messages, Elodie Antoine…
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Sûreté Publique celebrates 120-year milestone
Prince Albert has marked the 120th anniversary of Monaco’s police service during a ceremony at the Oceanographic Museum, which included the unveiling of a commemorative hymn, digital portrait and...
Gold Secular and Sacred explores use of precious metal in art
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Prince’s Palace reopens to reveal hidden treasures
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HOFA launches summer residency in Monte-Carlo
International contemporary art gallery HOFA has announced a summer residency in Monte-Carlo, launching with a private viewing on Wednesday evening.
Monaco Fire Brigade honours fallen comrade
A national tribute has been held for Sergeant Thierry Pérard, the brave firefighter who tragically lost his life in a recent apartment blaze. “We miss him already”, said Fire Chief Maxime Yvrard...
Monaco Artist’s Forum showcases local talent
The Monaco Artist’s Forum is back this year with an exhibition featuring the works of 80 visual artists from the Principality ranging from painting to sculpture to photography.
