All guided tours and workshops are conducted in French.
You can book a tour in English by writing to us at mediation@moco.art
Presented by third year MO.CO students. Esba, the Lucy in the sky exhibition establishes a face-to-face relationship between the student’s artistic practice and the specific practice of archeology.
Exhibition from Saturday March 14 to Wednesday April 1, 2020
Practice and awareness of contemporary art.
By the cultural mediators of MO.CO. About Permafrost exhibition.
Free upon registration at reservation@moco.art. From 6 years old
One Thursday per month, a MO.CO. mediator inventes a way of meeting the works of the exhibition.
On the occasion of Mecarõ.
On registration at reservation@moco.art
Some humans survive on a ravaged Earth. Only Princess Nausicaä, who can communicate with all living things, can save them from a toxic forest. Miyazaki’s masterpiece is presented on the occasion of the Permafrost exhibition.
Session presented by the MO.CO. team.
Carte blanche to speakers who will make you discover the exhibitions in a different way.
Simon Galas, geneticist, molecular and cellular biologist. Professor at the University of Montpellier - Faculty of Pharmacy and researcher at the CNRS.
Free upon registration at reservation@moco.art
Curators of MO.CO. introduce you to the Mecarõ exhibition.
On registration at reservation@moco.art
The MO.CO. invites professionals from different disciplines to bring their point of view to the exhibition through their knowledge of the ecological, societal and artistic forms of climate change.
With Alain Gioda, climate historian, hydrologist and researcher at the Research Institute for Development, HydroSciences Laboratory and Clémence Agnez, teacher of philosophy and current affairs of art at the Duperré art school at the University Paris VIII Saint Denis and MO.CO. Esba.
Whether we call them complex systems, reactive artworks or ecosystems, many artworks that change according to their environment are produced in contemporary art (by Dora Budor, Pierre Huyghe, Laure Vigna, among others). What brings them together, a non-anthropocentric gaze towards the movements of the earth, rather than humans. How do they work? Are they new in art history, and what do they teach us about an ecological conception of the world?
Flora Katz is an art critic, curator and doctoral student at the University of Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne.
Free - Within the limit of available places
Young and old alike share a visit to the Permafrost exhibition.
Free, upon registration at reservation@moco.art
From 6 years old
Whatever you do, do something else
Or: "Contemporary art is (not) rubbish. "
Five received ideas on contemporary art
Cycle of conference on art history - Eric Watier
From February to June 2020
Contemporary art confuses you, you don't have all the keys to it. In 2020, the MO.CO. entrusts Eric Watier with the design of a series of conferences to make sense of contemporary creations.
These conferences written will be optimistic, demanding, informative, lively and (sometimes) funny.
The five conferences are built on five expressions, or received ideas on contemporary art.
A discovery of the exhibition with books, songs and activities thought for babies.
10am > 11am
Free, pre-registration required at reservation@moco.art
For the children from 8 months to 3 years with an adult
Practical and artistic 3-day-workshop with the mediators of MO.CO. Panacée
3pm > 5pm
Free, pre-registration required at reservation@moco.art
From 6 years old
A visit of the Hôtel of collections and the story of its transformation into a contemporary art centre, a look at its in-situ artworks and selected works from the exhibition.
> Registration required at reservation@moco.art
One Thursday per month, a member of MOCO’s education department offers a new way of encountering works from the exhibition.
Exposition : The non-conformists. The story of a russian collection
> Registration required at reservation@moco.art
