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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Monaco Ambassador to Italy visits Rome for first consular meeting
In a strong start to the year for Monegasque diplomacy, the Principality’s recently appointed ambassador to Italy has headed to Rome for her first consular meeting.
Monaco’s long-time mayor aims for sixth term
A mainstay on the Principality’s political scene, Georges Marsan is hoping to extend his time at the top spot with an unprecedented sixth term as mayor come the imminent elections.
Monaco’s biggest events centre looks ahead to 2023
In revealing the results of the past year still marked by Covid, the Grimaldi Forum’s General Director Sylvie Biancheri has presented an exciting schedule of events for Monaco’s largest culture...
CMB renews Grimaldi Forum sponsorship, paving way for ‘Monet in Full Light’ exhibition
CMB has renewed for the 19th year as principal sponsor of the Grimaldi Forum, guaranteeing more world-class events in Monaco, like the highly anticipated summer exhibition, and a new community pilot...
Monaco bids final farewell to former Archbishop Bernard Barsi
It was a solemn ceremony at the Cathedral of Monaco on Wednesday as Prince Albert, Princess Charlene and members of the Catholic community gathered for the funeral of Monaco’s former Archbishop of...
Annales Monégasques: Special edition commemorates Prince Albert I
The 2022 edition of the Annales Monégasques takes readers on an intimate journey through the awe-inspiring years of Prince Albert I’s life, Monaco’s eminent “Explorer Prince”.
