Norman Foster designed this transparent cuboid building. It takes its name from being close by La Maison Carree, one of the old town’s jewels.

© David Huguenin

Norman Foster designed this transparent cuboid building. It takes its name from being close by La Maison Carree, one of the old town’s jewels.

Programme

Vue de l'exposition
Vue de l'exposition "Ruines", Gerard & Kelly, Carré d'art
Vue de l'exposition
Vue de l'exposition "Ruines", Gerard & Kelly, Carré d'art
Vue de l'exposition
Vue de l'exposition "Ruines", Gerard & Kelly, Carré d'art

Ruines, Gerard & Kelly

For several years, Carré d'Art has opened its programming and collection to performance and contemporary dance.

Gerard & Kelly's work has developed around the project "Modern Living" which is a series of performances, video installations, sculptures, and drawings through which they question architectural projects that thwart traditional bourgeois and patriarchal usage.

Vue de l'exposition
Vue de l'exposition "Monogram", Rosalind Nashashibi, Carré d'art
Vue de l'exposition
Vue de l'exposition "Monogram", Rosalind Nashashibi, Carré d'art
Vue de l'exposition
Vue de l'exposition "Monogram", Rosalind Nashashibi, Carré d'art

Monogram, Rosalind Nashashibi

Rosalind Nashashibi is a filmmaker and painter living in London of Palestinian and Northern Irish origin. Her films use a language that is both documentary and speculative, based on the observation of her own life and the world around her
in dialogue with elements of fiction or science fiction, often proposing models of collective life. His paintings also evoke real or more dreamlike spaces where people or animals can appear, often sharing the picture plane with signs and apparitions.

© C. Eymenier
© C. Eymenier
© C. Eymenier
© C. Eymenier
© C. Eymenier
© C. Eymenier
© Carré d'art
© Carré d'art

La mélodie des choses - Regards sur la collection

This exceptional presentation allows visitors to discover or revisit works ranging from movements that appeared in the 1960s such as the Nouveau Réalisme and Supports-Surfaces to the most contemporary proposals, but also French or German painting of the 1980s and the presence of singular artists. A more or less chronological tour takes place on the two floors of the museum.

From May 9 to September 17, this selection will be completed by 3 artists of different generations linked to the history of the museum, Tarik Kiswanson, Suzanne Lafont, Walid Raad.

30 years of Carré d'art, anniversary on May 9 at 18h.

Access

Carré d'Art - Musée d'art contemporain
Place de la Maison-Carrée
30000 Nîmes

Tuesday to Sunday: 10 am - 6 pm.
6.30 pm on weekends.

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CULTURE & HERITAGE

La Maison Carrée (Nîmes)
Les Arènes (Nîmes)
Le Musée de la Romanité (Nîmes)

Cultural venues within 60 km :

Collection Lambert (Avignon)
Le Grenier à Sel (Avignon)
Luma (Arles)
Fondation Vincent van Gogh (Arles)
Musée Reattu (Arles)

PLACES TO STAY

Royal Hôtel *** : a former 19th-century cloister in the heart of the city. (Nîmes)
Appart'hôtel Odalys Le Cheval Blanc : exceptional location facing the Roman amphitheater, 5-minute walk from the train station. (Nîmes)

PLACES TO EAT

Ciel de Nîmes : on the last floor of Carré d’art. (Nîmes)
Émile et Simone : cheese, cold meat, vegetables plates, wine bar. (Nîmes)