As part of the ongoing Hubert Clerissi exhibition in Monaco, a series of free workshops linked to the Monegasque artist’s style and techniques are being offered to children and adults who come to view the displays in February and March.
The Hubert Clerissi – Espaces Ciselés exhibition, currently on display at the Salle d’Exposition du Quai Antoine 1er, explores the artistic evolution of the Monegasque painter and architect. Known for his detailed cityscapes and structural precision, Clerissi’s work reflects a fusion of artistic expression and architectural discipline, an approach that evolved throughout his life.
The exhibition is supported by the Mairie de Monaco in collaboration with the Princely Government’s Cultural Affairs Department, the Pavillon Bosio – École Supérieure d’Arts Plastiques and the Villa Arson in Nice, and will run until 12th March.
Over the next few weeks, the venue hosting the exhibition will also be holding a series of free workshops for children and adults, allowing people of all ages to engage with Clerissi’s work.
Sessions include Des lignes en folie / ou les cactées for children aged five to nine on 26th February, 5th March and 12th March, and Une histoire de timbres for adults, which will take place on 10th March.
Other workshops, such as Le Monaco d’antan on 28th February and 7th March, and Voyager à travers les perspectives on 22nd February, 1st March and 8th March, cater to both adults and older children.
All sessions are free but require prior registration as places are limited. To sign up, contact 06 80 86 31 20 or stop by the exhibition on Quai Antoine 1er.
To see more of the exhibition, watch Monaco Life’s reel below:
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