The MAMAC is preparing for the future. It has closed its doors for renovation works in order to meet the challenges of a 21st-century museum and to strengthen its international reach. During this period, its programme continues beyond its walls with:
• #MAMACnearYou, offering a new way to rediscover the museum’s works, along with previously unseen pieces—rarely or never exhibited—in museums across Nice, the metropolitan area, and the Southern Region.
• #MAMAConTour, expanding the collection across France and internationally.
• #MAMACnomadic, featuring innovative mediation projects.
• #MAMAConline, providing original content and updates on current activities.

The MAMAC collection is rooted in the 1960s, particularly in the relationship between European New Realism and the American expressions of assemblage art and Pop Art. Two major figures in 20th-century art form the core of the collections: Niki de Saint Phalle and Yves Klein.

Vue des terrasses - MAMAC - Sol LeWITT, Wall drawing#1004 Arcs, 2002 © Adagp, Paris 2021 – Photo : Julien Véran
Vue des terrasses - MAMAC - Sol LeWITT, Wall drawing#1004 Arcs, 2002 © Adagp, Paris 2021 – Photo : Julien Véran
Vue de la salle Yves Klein – Collection MAMAC – Accrochage 2020 © Œuvres : Succession Yves Klein / Adagp, Paris 2021 – Photo : Célia Conan
Vue de la salle Yves Klein – Collection MAMAC – Accrochage 2020 © Œuvres : Succession Yves Klein / Adagp, Paris 2021 – Photo : Célia Conan
Accrochage des collections – MAMAC, 2020 – James Rosenquist , Big Bo, 1966 / Arman, Sans-titre, 1983 / Roy Lichtenstein, Entablature #7, 1971 © Adagp, Paris 2021 – Photo : François Fernandez
Accrochage des collections – MAMAC, 2020 – James Rosenquist , Big Bo, 1966 / Arman, Sans-titre, 1983 / Roy Lichtenstein, Entablature #7, 1971 © Adagp, Paris 2021 – Photo : François Fernandez

The MAMAC is preparing for the future. It has closed its doors for renovation works in order to meet the challenges of a 21st-century museum and to strengthen its international reach. During this period, its programme continues beyond its walls with:
• #MAMACnearYou, offering a new way to rediscover the museum’s works, along with previously unseen pieces—rarely or never exhibited—in museums across Nice, the metropolitan area, and the Southern Region.
• #MAMAConTour, expanding the collection across France and internationally.
• #MAMACnomadic, featuring innovative mediation projects.
• #MAMAConline, providing original content and updates on current activities.

The MAMAC collection is rooted in the 1960s, particularly in the relationship between European New Realism and the American expressions of assemblage art and Pop Art. Two major figures in 20th-century art form the core of the collections: Niki de Saint Phalle and Yves Klein.

Access

MAMAC (Musée d’art moderne et d’art contemporain de Nice)
1, place Yves-Klein, 06000 Nice
+33 (0)4 97 13 42 01
mamac-nice.org

MAMAC is closed for renovation, but its programme continues off-site.

The MAMAC can still be contacted at
mamac@ville-nice.fr
+33(0)4 97 13 42 01

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PLACES TO DISCOVER

Castle Hill Park : climbing the hill of the Castle to enjoy a royal view of the Baie des Anges, a fresh and timeless walk near the beautiful neo-classical cemetery.

PLACES TO EAT

Le Plongeoir : a beachfront Mediterranean gourmet restaurant in a chic setting.
Bocca : the new food and lifestyle experience in Nice: a sharing restaurant, a luxuriant rooftop and a cheerful atmosphere.
Le Lavomatique : a bistronomic cuisine, delicious food to share in the old town.
Le Local : a preserved address in the harbour district, high-quality Italian products and cuisine at an affordable price, elegant service.
La Buvette du musée Chagall : fast food, a pleasant and bucolic break in the heard of Nice!
Garden of the Chagall Museum, open to all during the Museum’s opening hours.
Socca du Cours Saleya : a "Nissarde" cuisine as we like it, to go!
Castel Plage : bistronomic cuisine, sunshades and deckchairs.
Le Galet : lounge bar, spa and deckchairs, facing the Albert Ier gardens.

PLACES TO STAY

Le Windsor, Jungle Art Hotel : a charming hotel with bedrooms decorated with contemporary artworks. A beautiful garden to enjoy your breakfast or your cocktails…
Hôtel Amour : le dernier né de la famille Amour : 38 bedrooms, a restaurant, a swimming pool on the roof, a tree-filled patio, collected objects and furniture.

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