Summary:
Princess Caroline inaugurates the exhibition “AGORA, the museum’s place,” which explores the role of museums as spaces for transmission and experimentation through recent acquisitions, works from resident artists, and innovative education devices.
Full Story:
Princess Caroline, President of the Board and Acquisitions Committee of the New National Museum of Monaco, has inaugurated the exhibition “AGORA, la place du musée” at Villa Sauber. This third LAB by the museum explores the role of the museum as a space for transmission and experimentation. The exhibition showcases recent acquisitions, works by resident artists, and innovative educational devices. Princess Caroline, committed to the culture of Monaco, has praised this initiative that reinvents the museum as a place for reflection and creation. The exhibition is open to the public until May 4, 2025, and offers a program of meetings, screenings, and performances to enhance the dialogue between heritage, contemporary creation, and new audiences. Practical information: Open daily from 10 am to 6 pm (July and August: 11 am to 7 pm). Admission: 6 euros. Free for those under 26, school groups, and Monégasques. Free entry every Sunday.
Source:
Monaco Tribune
