A new museography for “Fleurs et fruits”
Come and marvel at “Fleurs and fruits”! Following its restoration, the museum space around this masterpiece has been completely redesigned.
Come and marvel at “Fleurs and fruits”! Following its restoration, the museum space around this masterpiece has been completely redesigned.
The Art Museum of the province of Nuoro in Sardinia is taking up the concept of the “Matisse Metamorphoses” exhibition developed by the Matisse Museum in Nice and Kunsthaus Zurich.
The Matisse Museum is lending a special set of items from the Henri Matisse collection to the Kunsthaus Zurich.
The Matisse Museum is involved in the project led by the Institut National d’Histoire de l’Art (INHA) to map objects from Africa and Oceania present in French public collections.
New works from the Musée Matisse Nice join the exhibition dedicated to the 1930s in the work of Matisse, for its stopover in Paris!
The musée Matisse is co-producing a special exhibition presented at the Philadelphia Museum of Art until 29 January 2023.
The museum has launched a 3D digitisation campaign of objects that belonged to Matisse, an important part of the museum’s collection which remains little known to the public.
With the Robertet group, a partner of the Biennale des Arts de Nice 2022, the musée Matisse has developed an olfactory journey around four works from the collection.
As part of the extension of the Promenade du Paillon, the City of Nice wanted to move the “Stabile-mobile” work by Alexander Calder which stood on the forecourt of the MAMAC.
Thanks to a special partnership with the Yomiuri Shimbun, the musée Matisse has set in motion a vast project of preventative conservation and restoration of works from the collection.
In partnership with the Centre Pompidou, the musée Matisse is developing lines of research and scientific collaboration around Henri Matisse. This partnership takes the form of a policy of mutual loans.
Before being installed at the musée Matisse in Nice, the exhibition “Matisse Metamorphoses” was presented from 30 August to 8 December 2019 in Zurich.