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2022

Printemps des poètes
"Frontières"

"Au-delà des frontières"

Projection et rencontre / Luc-Henri Fage

samedi 11 mars à 17h30

Au gré d’explorations et de découvertes, Luc-Henri Fage passe sa vie à repousser les limites spatiales et temporelles, des gouffres du Vaucluse à la Patagonie, de Bruniquel à Bornéo, du monde sous-terrain à celui des antipodes ou de terres méconnues.

Journaliste, documentariste, spéléologue, archéologue, anthropologue, explorateur, Luc-Henri Fage partage ses rêves d’ailleurs, qu’ils soient proches ou lointains.

Sur réservation | participation libre |  réservation : 04 90 86 03 79

Concert Hybride

David Lafore, voix et guitare

Mercredi 15 mars à 20h

Auteur-compositeur-interprète, David Lafore nous offre un concert entre récital et performance théâtrale. L’improvisation guette et il n’est pas rare qu’un poème se trouve dit, net et sensible, entre deux facéties.

« Imaginez un fils spirituel de Desproges, avec une allure de Buster Keaton, un clown triste et imprévisible, capable de faire hurler de rire une salle comme de la retourner avec sa poésie très particulière […]. Une écriture de plus en plus maitrisée, avec un sens de la noirceur, de la dinguerie, du groove qui lui accordent un statut définitivement à part !" » Marion Guilbaud, France Inter, juin 2021

 

 

Sur réservation (place limitées) | participation libre : 12 € conseillé |  Réservation indispensable : 04 90 86 03 79

Dans la lumière…

Visite de l’exposition Hommage à Michel et Geneviève Steiner ponctuée de lectures de textes de Philippe Jaccottet

Mardi 21 mars à 18h

« La forêt est une maison aux fenêtres, aux portes ouvertes. La lumière y circule comme dans des rues. Passe, entre et sort. La lumière, ou la rêverie dévêtue, celle qu’on ne rattrapera plus ? » Philippe Jaccottet (1925-2021)

                          

6 € / 4 € + 2 € | sur réservation : 04 90 86 03 79

Exposition – Hommage à Michel Steiner (1934-2022) et Geneviève Steiner Bonnaillie (1936-2022)

Du 7 mars au 4 juin 2023

tous les jours de 14h à 18h sauf le lundi | 6 € / 4 €

et sur RDV pour les groupes       

MA CABANE ET-E.S.T LA TIENNE

 

Jeudi 23 mars de 13h à 18h

 

Ce printemps, le thème de la Grande Lessive®, installation artistique éphémère qui nie les frontières, est « Ma cabane et-e.s.t la tienne ». 

 

Chacun.e est invité.e, petit.e ou grand.e, scolaire ou visiteur.se, à réaliser photographie, dessin, collage, peinture, création numérique, 3D, à les déposer au musée, ou venir les accrocher, ensemble, dans le jardin du musée, le 23 mars.

Seules contraintes : thème, format et poids du support, 21x29,7 cm (A4) suffisamment léger pour tenir étendu sur un fil avec deux pinces à linge.

Une vidéo est réalisée et partagée… à l’échelle planétaire !

 

Si les conditions climatiques le permettent, l’installation sera maintenue en place jusqu’au 26 mars.

 

En savoir plus :

https://www.lagrandelessive.net/la-grande-lessive/

Installation participative | 6 € / 4 € / participation libre pour les parents d’élèves participant.e.s :   Information : 04 90 86 03 79

Territoire.s

Animation / Bénévoles de la Ligue de Protection des Oiseaux

Vendredi 24 mars

(scolaires, matin et après-midi) sur réservation

Sédentaires, passereaux, migrateurs, les oiseaux que l’on aperçoit au jardin, dans l’herbe, les arbres ou les airs partagent un territoire. Comment cohabitent-ils, comment adaptent-ils leurs besoins et habitats respectifs au fil des saisons ?

 

Le jardin du musée Vouland est un refuge LPO (Ligue de Protection des oiseaux) en ville. Nous verrons ce que cela signifie à partir d’observations.

 

Partenariat Musée Vouland / Ligue de Protection des Oiseaux.

 

 

Gratuit |  Renseignements et réservation : 04 90 86 03 79

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Territoire.s

Animation au jardin / Bénévoles de la Ligue de Protection des Oiseaux

Samedi 25 mars à 14h30, 15h30 et 16h30

 

Sédentaires, passereaux, migrateurs, les oiseaux que l’on aperçoit au jardin, dans l’herbe, les arbres ou les airs partagent un territoire. Comment cohabitent-ils, comment adaptent-ils leurs besoins et habitats respectifs au fil des saisons ?

Nous vous proposons des observations dans le jardin du musée Vouland, refuge LPO (Ligue de Protection des oiseaux) qui agit pour favoriser la biodiversité.

 

Partenariat Musée Vouland / Ligue de Protection des Oiseaux.

 

 

Sur réservation | Participation libre |  Renseignements et réservation : 04 90 86 03 79

Le voyage de Dante

Conférence |  André Ughetto 

 

Samedi 25 mars à 17h30

 

Dante accomplit un voyage imaginaire dans l’au-delà, dont la géographie abolit les frontières politiques.
C’est le sujet de sa « Comédie », qualifiée plus tard de « divine », dont nous suivrons les étapes, de la découverte de « L’Enfer » à la remontée de la montagne du « Purgatoire », jusqu’à la vision béatifique du « Paradis ».
Au cours de cette expédition (en accéléré) quelques textes seront lus à titre d’illustrations du « voyage ».

 

Un partenariat musée Vouland / trace de poète

 

Participation libre sur réservation : 04 90 86 03 79

2021
2020
2021

Bonheur du samedi, atelier d’écriture

"Hors-Champs" 

Samedi 11 mars de 14h30 à 17h

Isabelle Ronzier vous invite à changer de point de vue et à sortir du cadre, des portraits aux intérieurs, d’une rive à l’autre du Rhône aux paysages du Ventoux. À quelques jours du printemps, elle vous entraine aussi dehors à observer la lumière et la vie du jardin, et, avec les mots, à ouvrir des fenêtres et des chemins, à voyager librement, ici ou ailleurs, hier ou aujourd’hui.

 

Tarif : entrée du musée (6€/4€ ou carte des Amis du Musée Louis Vouland pour une entrée gratuite illimitée) + 20 € par atelier ou forfait 50 € pour 3 ateliers

Prochaines dates : 15 avril / 20 mai /10 juin

Renseignements et réservations au 04 90 86 03 79 / musee.vouland@wanadoo.fr

Dans le cadre du Printemps des poètes

Bonheur du samedi, atelier d’écriture 

"Lumières" 

Samedi 25 février de 14h30 à 17h

« L’École Avignonnaise » autour du peintre Pierre Grivolas (1823-1906) préfère « les murs blancs, les routes poudreuses, les roches argentées […] ces ciels dont l’azur chaud et profond défie la palette ; ses verts ne sont pas très riches […] mais sur cette nature un peu triste elle répand à profusion la lumière, lumière blanche du plein soleil. » (1875). Isabelle Ronzier vous propose de composer vos paysages par l’écriture. 

Tarif : entrée du musée (6€/4€ ou carte des Amis du Musée Louis Vouland pour une entrée gratuite illimitée) + 20 € par atelier ou forfait 50 € pour 3 ateliers

Prochaines dates : 11 mars / 5 avril / 20 mai /10 juin

Renseignements et réservations au 04 90 86 03 79 / musee.vouland@wanadoo.fr

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From June 5th to December 31st 2022 - Marius Breuil, pas à pas

 

+ than 200 Paintings and Drawings

 

This exhibition is developed around the studio collection of Marius Breuil. This artist from Avignon, who was curious about current artistic events, refused to participate in the official world of Fine Arts. A friend of Pierre Grivolas and Paul Saïn, he rejected the idea of belonging to a group and only exhibited his works once, in 1888. Marius Breuil thus asserts his freedom and independence.

His numerous small oil sketches show "sumptuous materials". His energetic touch expresses the mineral, austere and solar character of the Mediterranean nature

around Avignon and in the Alpilles.

No anecdote disturbs the feeling of oblivion and solitude that emanates from his

compositions, arid plateaus punctuated by gnarled trees and limestone rocks.

Atelier Meilleurs Vœux 

Mardi 27 décembre de 15 h à 17 h30

Pour tous.tes dès 7 ans, en famille.

Cet atelier invite à réaliser des cartes de vœux originales, inspirées de l'infini répertoire de motifs du musée, de l'exposition, du jardin et de lettrines. Les enfants donnent formes à leurs vœux et découvrent le plaisir d'écrire leurs douces pensées à ceux qu'ils aiment !

Mercredi 28 décembre de 15 h à 17 h30

Pour tous.tes dès 9 ans, en famille.

Cet atelier invite à réaliser des cartes de vœux originales, inspirées de l'infini répertoire du musée, de l'exposition, du jardin et de lettrines. Les enfants s'initient à la calligraphie et donnent formes à leurs vœux avec le plaisir d'écrire leurs douces pensées à ceux qu'ils aiment !

Réservation indispensable (limité à 10 participants)

Tarifs (visite, musée, exposition, jardin et atelier) :

12€/personne ; 20€ / 2 personnes de la même famille

Le musée est labellisé Accueil Vélo. Le jardin est refuge LPO.

17, Rue Victor Hugo

T : 04 90 86 03 79

Guided tours

Marius Breuil, step by step
 

- Wednesday October 5 at 3 p.m. (as part of the Provençal week)

- Tuesday, October 11 at 5:30 p.m.

-Wednesday, October 26 at 4 p.m.

Odile Guichard, curator of the exhibition, introduces you to the work of the Avignon landscape architect Marius Breuil (1850-1932), an free spirit, who refused the system of Fine Arts at the end of the 19th century and only exhibited once, 27 canvases in Avignon in 1888.

The museum is labeled Accueil Vélo. The garden is an LPO refuge.

Prices  (museums, exhibitions, garden): +2€ for the visit

Adult: €6 / Reduced*: €4 / Child (-12 years old): Free / Young people: Pass culture

17, Rue Victor-Hugo

T: 04 90 86 03 79

Atelier Pour un Noël enchanteur

Pour toustes dès 7 ans, en famille.

-Samedi 3 décembre de 10 h à 12 h30

-Samedi 3 décembre de 15 h à 17 h30

Découper, assembler, coller, écrire... pour réaliser des couronnes odorantes et colorées ou des boules à souhait en mêlant traditions suédoises et provençales pour préparer un Noël enchanteur. Julkrona ? Rimstuga ? Léonore Sundström et Arthur Ribes vous invitent à imaginer et réaliser des formes et des motifs inspirés par les Arts décoratifs au musée, essentiellement à partir d'éléments glanés dans la nature et récupérés. Si vous le souhaitez, vous pouvez apporter des matériaux.

Réservation indispensable (limité à 10 participants)

Tarifs (visite, musée, exposition, jardin et atelier) :

12€/personne ; 20€ / 2 personnes de la même famille

Le musée est labellisé Accueil Vélo. Le jardin est refuge LPO.

17, Rue Victor Hugo

T : 04 90 86 03 79

Bonheur du samedi, atelier d'écriture

Ce ne sont après tout que des corps refroidis.

Paul Valéry

 

Samedi 26 novembre de 14 h30 à 17 h.

Le deuxième atelier d'écriture au musée Vouland du cycle annuel proposé par Isabelle Ronzier met l'accent sur les Arts du feu, en particulier  la céramique. Du pot à eau chaude au rafraîchissoir, en passant par de précieuses porcelaines, il sera question de matières, de couleurs, de cuisson petit feu et grand feu, de transformation, d'usage, de formes et de décors. Un temps sera réservé au jardin en passant par l'exposition Marius Breuil, Pas à pas ; voir si cet automne a des airs de printemps ou d'hiver...

Tarifs : entrée du musée (6€/4€ ou carte des Amis du Musée Louis Vouland pour une entrée gratuite illimitée) + 20 € par atelier

Forfait 50 € pour 3 atelier, 120 € pour l'année.
Possibilité de payer en plusieurs fois.

Prochaines dates : 17 décembre / 21 janvier / 25 février / 11 mars / 15 avril / 20 mai

Renseignements et réservations au 04 90 86 03 79 ou musee.vouland@wanadoo.fr

Quand l'orchestre s'éclate en ville
Duo et trio à cordes

Dimanche 20 Novembre à 16 h30

Deux violonistes de l'Orchestre d'Avignon, Gabriella Kovacs et Bo Xiang, accompagnées de Dorine Lepeltier au violoncelle, proposent une heure de musique de chambre dans les collections d'Arts décoratifs du musée avec un programme européen de la fin du XVIIIe et XIXe siècles, de Giovanni Battista Viotti, Frederigo Fiorillo, Luigi Boccherini à Niccolò Peganini.

Entrée libre pour toustes.

Renseignements et réservations au 04 90 86 03 79 ou musee.vouland@wanadoo.fr

Variations sur la céramique

Samedi 19 Novembre à 16 h30

"Regardez bien tous ces objets dans le Musée, et songez à présent aux étonnantes quantités de pareils objets qui furent nécessairement en usage." Paul Valéry

Odile Guichard, conservatrice, vous fait découvrir la collection de céramique du Musée Vouland, poterie populaire, faïences à décors de grand feu et de petit feu porcelaines tendres et dures...

Tarifs (musée, expositions, jardin) :

Adulte : 6€ / Réduit* : 4€ / Enfant (- 12 ans) : Gratuit / Jeunes : Pass Culture +2€ pour la visite accompagnée 

17, Rue Victor Hugo

T : 04 90 86 03 79

Programmation Senior Ville d'Avignon

Jeudi 17 novembre  à 14h30

Marius Breuil, Pas à pas.

Le peintre paysagiste Marius Breuil ( Avignon, 1850- Paradou, 1932 ) expérimente le paysage pas à pas, avec une prédilection pour la garrigue des collines du Gard et les Alpilles où il s'installe en 1892. Curieux du monde des Arts, et ami de Pierre Grivolas et Paul Saïn, il refuse "le système des Beaux-Arts" et défend son indépendance. Nous entrerons dans sa peinture (plus de 200 oeuvres exposées) comme il est entré dans le paysage, et découvrirons son interprétation de cette nature des abords d'Avignon qui nous est familière.

Atelier : petit carnet de visite ( croquis, notes, observation, mise en couleurs)

Réservation : 04 90 86 03 79 ou musee.vouland@gmail.fr

Tarif : Entrée libre

Toussaint courses
 

Shadows and Patterns

Wednesday October 26, Thursday October 27 and Friday October 28 from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m.

This holiday workshop in three sequences proposes to play with shadow and light and to observe the work of Marius Breuil (1850-1950), in the museum and the garden, before imagining and creating patterns and decorations, from these games of observations.

From 6 years old

24€ for 3 sessions

17, Rue Victor Hugo

Information and reservations on 04 90 86 03 79 or musee.vouland@wanadoo.fr

Step by step, viewpoints
 

Tuesday October 25, Wednesday October 26 and Thursday October 27 from 2 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.

This holiday workshop divided into 3 sequences introduces the work of the landscape painter Marius Breuil (1850-1950), the museum's collections and the garden, step by step and crossed views. We explore the notions of viewpoints, space, volume, light, framing and movement... and we learn how to produce a frame by frame video.

 

From 9 years old

24€ for 3 sessions

17, Rue Victor-Hugo

Information and reservations on 04 90 86 03 79 or musee.vouland@wanadoo.fr  

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“The color of my dreams”

Take part in the next Grande lessive® fall 2022

until October 16


The participative art project La Grande Lessive ®   hijacks the “Grandes lessives” of yesteryear, moments of sociability that punctuated the year, in spring and autumn. Created in 2006 by
the artist Joëlle Gonthier, La Grande Lessive® invites you to participate in a collective creation at a time
local and global thanks to digital. The only constraints are the seasonal theme, the format and the weight of the support: “The color of my dreams” on a 21x29.7 cm support (one A4 sheet) light enough to hold stretched out on a wire with two clothespins. It's open to everyone, young and old...

 

The color of your dreams can be drawn, painted, glued, black and white, written, flat or in
relief…, you can bring your material or ask for material at the reception, draw your
inspiration in the atmosphere of the museum of decorative arts, facing objects or works, in the garden or elsewhere, drop off your creations before October 16, and come back to share the moment of collective hanging on October 20 2022 (a video of the drying will be produced, sent to La Grande Lessive ®   for worldwide distribution.

Every day from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. except Mondays and from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. from September 20


Prices (museum, exhibitions, garden):
Adult: 6€ | Reduced: 4 € | Child (- 12 years old): Free | Young people: Culture pass
Groups by appointment including outside opening hours
T: 04 90 86 03 79

A platform to contemplate the moon

Conference with projection

In partnership withTrace of poet

 

Sunday, October 16 at 5 p.m.

Philippe Bonnin, architect, anthropologist and author, notably directed the "Vocabulary of Japanese Spatiality" ; published by the CNRS in 2014. After "Katsura and its gardens: a myth of Japanese architecture" ; in 2019, Philippe Bonnin published with Arléa in 2022 "A platform to contemplate the moon".

What do we keep from discovering a magical place and the wonder it arouses? What images will come back to haunt our memory, in brief bursts? And how to write the emotion born of the beauty of a place such as the Katsura gardens?

Reservation (limited places): 04 90 86 03 79 or musee.vouland@wanadoo.fr

Free and joint participation

17, Rue Victor-Hugo

Italian Week

 
Earthenware?

Guided tour with Odile Guichard, curator of the Musee Vouland.

Wednesday, October 12 at 4:30 p.m.

From the majolica of Casteldurante, Urbino or Faenza, to the earthenware of Moustiers and Marseille, but also Delft, Nevers, Lyon, Montpellier, we will discover ceramics from the 16th to the 18th centuries from the Decorative Arts collection of the industrialist of food industry Louis Vouland (1883-1973).

Prices: €12 / €10 / €7

Reservation (limited places): 04 90 86 03 79 or musee.vouland@wanadoo.fr

17, Rue Victor-Hugo.

Capriola

CONCERT

Wednesday, October 12 at 6:30 p.m.

Consort of violins, Italian Renaissance music.

La Capriola brings together four ranges of violins and four musicians from the National Conservatory of Music and Dance in Lyon: Juliette Ridel (canto), Charlotte Gerbitz (alto), Dorine Lepeltier (tenore) and Manon Papasergio (basso).

The consort invites you to discover a mass by Teodoro Riccio as it was played in the 16th century, with an alternation of monodic Gregorian (played on bass) and polyphony, and the insertion of pieces on the harp or solo violin, other composers, Bassano, Antegnati, Palestrina and Maschera, and secular pieces, such as hits of the time played notably at the Offertory.

Prices: €12 / €10 / €7

Reservation (limited places): 04 90 86 03 79 or musee.vouland@wanadoo.fr

17, Rue Victor-Hugo.

Provencal week

 
Marius Breuil, Step by step

Guided tour by the exhibition.

Wednesday, October 5 at 3 p.m.

 

Marius Breuil, a modest man who never exhibits

Conference

Wednesday, October 5 at 5:30 p.m.

By Odile Guichard, curator-director of the museum and exhibition curator.

 

Prices (museum, exhibitions and garden): €6 / visit or conference; €12 / visit or conference.

Reservation (limited places): 04 90 86 03 79 or musee.vouland@wanadoo.fr

17, Rue Victor-Hugo

 

Discount of the 25thJacques Leon Prize

Thursday, October 6 at 5:45 p.m.

The winners of the 25th Jacques Leon Prize Provençal Tradition and Modernity ; are Pierre Geren ; Fils, wine estate of Château de Fontségugne in Châteauneuf-de Gardagne.

 

Free and joint participation.

Registration: 04 90 86 03 79 or musee.vouland@wanadoo.fr

17, Rue Victor-Hugo

 

 



 

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Accompanied visit -Marius Breuil, Step by Step 

An artist, a collector 

September 18 at 2:30 p.m. | Free & solidarity participation

The works of the landscape painter Marius Breuil, born in Avignon in 1850, presented in the exhibitionstep by stepwould they have been kept without the passion of a collector who searched for them for more than thirty years?


This visit emphasizes forgetting and discovering heritage, its conservation and its transmission.


Come by bike: the museum has the Accueil Vélo label!

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Workshops write 

The writings remain

Led by Isabelle Ronzier (cultural mediator) | September 17 at 2:30 p.m., 3:30 p.m., 4:30 p.m. | Free & solidarity participation

Around the theme "Sustainable heritage", Isabelle Ronzier offers you three writing workshops in the garden, as a prelude to the writing cycle & "Saturday Happiness" which takes place one Saturday a month at the Vouland museum in 2022/23.


2:30 p.m.    Stems, leaves, flowers and fruits
3:30 p.m.    Walls have ears
4:30 p.m.    Street side, garden side

Short 40-minute workshops, to taste and dabble in writing, before extending the exercise throughout the year! 

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Exhibition on the League for the Protection of Birds (LPO)

 

The birds of our gardens

Hosted by the LPO | Friday 16 by appointment (for schoolchildren), September 17 and 18 from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. | Free & solidarity participation

Here, alongside the collections, we protect nature and the living world: heritage or common good?
Come and discover which birds can be observed in the garden. The League for the Protection of Birds welcomes you around the exhibition "The birds of our gardens' and introduces you to ecology and ornithology.

 

Silence, we observe and we listen!
We will also explain to you the history of the garden of the Vouland museum crossed by the Canal de Vaucluse, why it has been a Refuge of the League for the Protection of Birds since 2021, and what that implies.

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European Heritage Days

"Sustainable heritage"


Friday 16, Saturday 17 and Sunday 18 September
 

Visit-dialogue 

 

Change to last?

Friday 16 by appointment (for schoolchildren), September 17 and 18 at 4 p.m. | Free & solidarity participation

Yesterday Today Tomorrow


Whatever its nature, heritage refers to a legacy and to the past; it induces duration. However, faced with contemporary challenges, the theme “sustainable heritage” links heritage to sustainable development. How to develop responsible and united practices in the conservation, management and animation of heritage?


We offer a visit-dialogue that addresses heritage (built, material, cultural, immaterial, natural) and new practices from the Vouland museum. This Avignon museum is 40 years old this year and houses a collection of decorative arts from the 17th and 18th centuries, brought together in the 20th century by Louis Vouland in his 19th century private mansion!


Will we talk about it again in ten years?


Come by bike: the museum has the Accueil Vélo label!

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Meeting with teachers

Back to school!
Wednesday, September 7 at 11 a.m. or 4:30 p.m.


We welcome teachers from kindergarten to higher education to introduce them to the 17th and 18th century Decorative Arts Museum, home of a 20th century collector,
the exhibition of landscape painter Marius Breuil (Avignon, 1850 – Paradou • Alpilles, 1932),
the refuge garden of the League for the Protection of Birds, the museum's commitment and project, the school program and educational perspectives.

The museum is labeled Accueil Vélo. The garden is an LPO refuge.


Open from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. until September 18, from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. from September 20 (except Mondays), the museum primarily receives school children in the morning, outside opening hours.
On registration. Meeting and visit-dialogue. Free & solidarity participation.


17, rue Victor-Hugo.
T: 04 90 86 03 79

Email: mediation.museevouland@gmail.com

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Concert "Moonlight Sonatas" in the garden
 

Tuesday August 30 at 8:30 p.m.


The Friends of the Louis Vouland Museum offers you a concert given by Laetitia Tuza (cello) and Mario Raskin (harpsichord) in the garden of the Vouland Museum in Avignon.
Under the stars and among the flowers, harpsichord and cello will dialogue with spontaneity,
the lightness and naturalness specific to the Age of Enlightenment.
When the cello and the harpsichord enter the world of the sonata, one leaves its role of accompanist to take center stage, the other, the harpsichord leaves the yoke of the After of French dances to integrate the art magnified by Mozart in a new musical epic. The cello has found its true lyrical dimension, while the harpsichord shines with its last lights, with a Mozart who has not yet turned to the pianoforte.


On the program: Vivaldi, Telemann, Boismortier, Handel, Mozart

Prices :
Full 20 € | Member price 18 € | Youth (- 18 years old) 15 €

Reservations: 04 90 86 03 79

In case of bad weather, the evening will be postponed to August 31.

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From 1:30 p.m. to 2 p.m., every Friday in July and Friday August 5, 12 and 19


How about a siesta downtown, away from the hustle and bustle and under the shade of a maple tree
rural?
The garden of the Vouland museum offers an ideal setting for relaxation. Sit on a deck chair, soak up the scents, listen to the birdsong or the voice of our mediator who offers you this reading break. Let yourself be lulled by listening to the anecdotes of Elisabeth Vigée-Lebrun, the letters of Jean-Jacques Rousseau on botany or the story of a missionary on Chinese porcelain.

The opportunity to learn more about the collection of decorative arts and the craftsmanship associated with it... or quite simply to take a well-deserved nap!

 

Storytelled nap 

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Concert : From Mozart to Mendelssohnn

by the Messiaen Quartet

 


Thursday August 18 at 7 p.m.


The Messiaen quartet bears its name in honor of Olivier Messiaen, a composer from Avignon who notably gave his name to the Conservatory of the city of Avignon where this project was born. The quartet is made up of 4 young students. Solène Kynast-Ferrucci, Laïa Renaud, Eva Jallat and Hanna Peron have been playing together for several years since 3 of them were together at the Conservatoire in Avignon, and at the Lycée Théodore Aubanel. Eva Jallat is a violist at the Aix en Provence Conservatory and met Hanna Peron when the latter began her studies in Aix en Provence. They all four decided to keep this musical link by creating this quartet in order to play in their region and elsewhere.


Prices: free and solidarity participation (recommended price €12)
Reservations: 04 90 86 03 79

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July 13 to 15

From  July 27 to 29

August 10 to 12


Over three late summer afternoons, young and old can discover the decorative arts collection, the painting and drawing exhibition Marius Breuil (Avignon, 1850 – Paradou - Alpilles, 1932), step by step and the museum garden.

From your discoveries, your observations and your imagination, inspired by the atmosphere, the objects, paintings, trees and flowers, and the birds, you will create your travel diary at the museum...


3 courses, dates of your choice (from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m.)

Price per course (3 afternoons):
Adult: 24€ | Reduced*: 18€ | Young people: Culture pass
Registration on 04 90 86 03 79
*students, under 26, job seekers

Discovery course of the Vouland museum

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Workshops Along the pattern

by the Atelier Métissé association

 

Tuesday July 19 and Wednesday July 20, from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m.

Tuesday 2 and Wednesday 3 August from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m.

Monday April 11 or Tuesday April 12 - 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. and 2 p.m. to 5 p.m.

 


The Vouland Museum and the Atelier Métissé are once again offering weaving workshops for
children from 8 years old.
We will go through the permanent collection of the Vouland Museum together to immerse ourselves in the ornaments of earthenware, tapestries, furniture... and thus create weavings whose shapes, colors and textures echo the Decorative Arts. Our method of weaving with a louvre makes it possible to make young people aware of artisanal manufacturing techniques, the recycling of fabric as well as our modern relationship to textiles.


The Atelier Métissé is a technical center focused on textiles, a training center, a space for creation and transmission as well as an educational costume linked to recycling.


In the fabric as in the nature of the material, there is, in very small form, the artit's signature (Carl Sagan).

2 workshops, dates of your choice:
From the age of 8.

8 children maximum per day
Price per course (2 afternoons): €30 per child

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Body awakenings

as part of the Hivernales summer festival
From July 10 to 14 from 9:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.

 


As part of the Hivernales festival, Anaïs Lheureux offers body awareness workshops in the garden of the Vouland museum.
Awaken your body, feed your imagination and discover this innovative body practice recognized for its impact on everyone's health.


Each session begins with MUNZ FLOOR, circular movements on the ground that release tension. The sessions will continue with MUNZ MOVE, a “fun” approach to movement through mental imagery. Whatever your level and your age, these bodily awakenings are a guaranteed pleasure for the senses in a privileged natural outdoor environment.


A graduate of Choreographic Studies obtained with a gold medal at the National Conservatory of Chalon-sur-Saône, Anais Lheureux becomes the first MUNZ® Trainer to be certified on the 3 methods, MUNZ® FLOOR (a training regenerating your central nervous system 3) , SAFE® BARRE (a ballet barre incorporating modern biomechanics) and MUNZ® MOVE (tools to generate contemporary movements ) in various dance centers in France and Europe.


Prices :
10€ | Limited places
Reservations: 04 90 82 33 12

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Meet at the gardens

"Gardens in the face of climate change"

 

from June 3 to 5 from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m.

We'll talk about it again in 10 years!

From June 3 to 5, 2022

 

Come, observe, note, tell, draw, photograph, film, bring seeds... and deposit your observations, stories, drawings,... at the museum in the archive box "we'll talk about it again in 10 years"which will be carefully preserved at the museum. If you prefer digital media, you can send us your files to keep at the email address:

musee.vouland@wanadoo.fr.

In 2022, we provide you with the specifications of the refuges of the League for the Protection of Birds, elements on the history of the garden and its flora, observations, reflections, and paper to create your album "We'll talk about it again in 10 years”, and see you in June 2032. Come back, observe, compare… And we'll talk again about the museum garden and climate change.

Are there no longer seasons !

From June 3 to 5, 2022

 

Meeting in the garden and workshop

 

What about the cyclical weather of the seasons in times of climate change?

In June, “a hoeing is worth two waterings. »

For centuries, popular sayings have marked the year of the gardener. In the visual arts, work calendars of the months illustrate the rhythm of agricultural life alongside representations of the seasons.

 

From photographic vignettes of the life of the Vouland Museum garden over the year, popular elements, we invite you to re-compose sayings and/or an album of the four seasons.

By my tree

From June 3 to 5, 2022

 

Meeting-workshop (drawing / writing)

Or the interest of nature in the city… With our tree we live happily, and take advantage of the microclimate of the garden in the heart of the city. The tutelary tree of the museum is a field maple. From April to October, it protects us from the heat of the sun. The birds find a shelter there, and, in the heart of summer, the cicadas settle there. In the fall, it offers us the aerial spectacle of the journey of its helicopter samaras and its golden foliage. But a few days before summer, its mass of shadow attracts “like an island of freshness in the middle of the fire of this day, stop and seize the moment. »*

Beyond the pleasure of the moment and the pleasure (invitation to a siesta…), at his side, we recall the useful functions of nature in the city at a time of climate change and the decline of biodiversity. Among other virtues, we will discuss its ability to reduce the temperature thanks to shade and evapotranspiration, to retain humidity, to house the living... And we invite you to transcribe graphically or in words what this moment of happiness “near my tree” inspires you.

 

*Paul Valery

A bicycle !

From June 3 to 5, 2022

 

At the Vouland museum you will discover a sedan chair, a coach heater, Madame du Barry's travel kit, the team's bicycles and bicycle racks under umbrellas on the Canal de Vaucluse, but also, if necessary, Allen keys and bicycle pumps!

A few pedal strokes from the ViaRhôna, a major European cycle route, we welcome cyclists to the garden. Located in the immediate vicinity of the Rhône, inside the ramparts of Avignon which surround the 14th century city, the museum is in "a meeting zone" where pedestrians and cyclists can stroll quietly. In this district built at the end of the 19th century on the site of the former Dominican convent, the mansions open to the south onto gardens crossed by the Vaucluse Canal. That of the museum is imagined as a sensitive and sensory extension of the collections, favorable to biodiversity.

 

Come by bike to discover this haven of peace to live over the hours and the seasons (if there are still seasons!) where you can also taste syrups of thyme, rosemary, lavandin..., Mediterranean essences that the found in the garden. We will tell you more!

European Night of Museums

The museum where we talk

Saturday May 14 from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m.

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Tonight, words, dialogues, sharing, surprises* and fantasy at the Vouland museum. The team and its partners, the Friends of the Louis Vouland Museum, the School of Fine Arts of Nîmes, the Compagnie Mise en Scène, the Actéon-Correspondance School, trace de poet, the writing workshops of Isabelle Ronzier , welcome you.

Decorative arts of the 17th and 18th centuries to the creations of the students of the Superior School of Fine Arts in Nîmes, Provençal works, paintings, drawings and objects taken from the reserves to the artist's book by Dominique-Pierre Limon and Hélène Martin, “Sorgue” paintings and engravings in the garden, what discoveries and topics of conversation !

Exhibitions:

We leave our reserve Act 2

In the living room with a chandelier

Sorgue

The museum is labeled Accueil Vélo.

The garden is a refuge of the League for the Protection of Birds

*podcasts...

from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m.: We are going to tell you...

It was as civic service volunteers that Louna and Baptiste discovered the Vouland museum.

For several months, they have been actively participating in mediation actions to welcome all audiences, from the youngest to the oldest, designing and producing tools, such as podcasts and videos, which promote the discovery of the 17th and 18th and the collection of Arts of Provence taken out of the reserves.

During spontaneous conversations, they testify to their experience at the museum, their discoveries and favorites and accompany you to encounter objects, materials, details that, without them, you might not notice.

from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m.: In the living room with the chandelier

Let's talk! | Students of the School of Fine Arts of Nîmes

Students from the Ecole Supérieure des Beaux-Arts in Nîmes invite you to discover their creations, in the living room with the chandelier and throughout the museum.

They tell you what this project at the museum inspired them, and how they chose their means of expression.

They also reveal how they inserted their work into the 17th and 18th century decorative arts collection for games around motifs, shapes, languages, techniques and materials. And perhaps they will share the questions they have had about ornament, adornment and decor.

“Considered as useless, bourgeois and primitive, ornament is, for supporters of modernity, “a survival from the past”, a barbaric archaism that must be eradicated. »

Adolf Loos, Ornament and Crime, 1908

from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.: First sketches

Playful roaming carried by 15 amateur/professional actors | "The House is moving" from Home Movie by Suzanne Joubert and other fragments (texts/testimonials)

The research and creation project "Outside, our shared heritage"of the Compagnie Mises en scène in Avignon led a group of adult amateurs, mainly women, to the Vouland museum, to discover the exhibitions "Marcel Dumont, Alpilles" including they were the last visitors, then “We come out of our reserve act 2”, and of course the museum of atmosphere which gives the feeling of entering the collector Louis Vouland.

And the Chinese room!

From emotions and testimonies, improvisations and excerpts from texts ranging from Paul Valéry to Jean-Claude Imbert (whose albums are exhibited) via Henri Michaux or Suzanne Joubert, an experience of <<playful roaming », composed of fragments, which put end to end, lead us from observation to creation, between dream and reality.

from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m.: Prelude to silence

Discussions I trace of poet

The Trace de Poète association offers you focus and discussions around the exhibition Sorgue which presents engravings and paintings by Dominique-Pierre Limon and pays tribute to the author-composer-performer Hélène Martin (1928-2021 ).

From videos that accompany the exhibited works, trace of poet invites you to discuss successively on the major themes of the exhibition, the Sorgue, engraving, Hélène Martin, who set to music and sang the poets, René Char, Genêt , Aragón.

 

At 8:30 p.m.: The joys of Saturday

Reading and meeting | Texts from the monthly writing workshop led by Isabelle Ronzier at the Vouland museum

"Why does this reflection mean so much to you?..."

The Vouland museum, its atmosphere, its garden throughout the seasons, its armchairs, its sculpted cupboard, its chandeliers, its mirrors, its cast iron radiators, its embossed leather screen, and many other things, shown or hidden, have inspired notebooks since September 2021.

During this night of museums, their authors go from pen to speech. They read their writings to you, echoing the place that inspired them, and thus allow you to broaden your perception of more or less familiar objects.

This reading in the garden is followed by a moment of discussion.

from 9 p.m. to 11 p.m.: Are we in question?

Ambulatory reading | Actéon-Correspondence School

CAUSE?

■ Be cause.He thought he was causing great misfortune. Cause harm. Cause war. Cause joy. Cause scandal. Cause pain. Cause grief.

■ Chat. vn Conversing familiarly with someone.They were talking together for an hour. You are only talking to the Church.

It also means, To speak too much, to speak inconsiderately.Only tell him what you want everyone to know; because he likes to talk. We say in familiar style,Talk about things &amp; others, to say, To talk familiarly about various things of little importance. And it is only in this phrase &amp; in others like it, that Causeis said with a diet. [A diet ?]

Dictionary of the French Academy, 4th edition, 1762

Are we in question?

Carte blanche to Justine Armand, Elena Peirce and Adèle Savatier, from the Actéon-Correspondance School.

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Duomo Vecchio

Italian polyphonies of the Renaissance and early Baroque

Thursday April 28 at 7 p.m.

 


The consort - ensemble - of violins La Capriola enthusiastically shares the abundant musical heritage of Brescia, which opens the dance, sings of love, invites to meditation.

La Capriola brings together four ranges of violins and four musicians from the National Conservatory of Music and Dance in Lyon. Juliette Ridel (canto), Charlotte Gerbitz (alto), Dorine Lepeltier (tenore), Manon Papasergio (basso) enthusiastically invite you to travel and discover an abundant musical heritage!

Free and solidarity participation (recommended price: 10 €)

 

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The Museum tour

 

Saturday March 26 at 2:30 p.m. 

 

TOUR ? Pregnant, tower. The city circuit. Make the circuit of the walls. The tour
of a province. A great circuit. A long circuit. [...]
We say figure. Tour of words, And this is taken for everything that we say before coming to the
do. A great circuit of words. A long tour of words. (Dictionary of the Academy
French, 3rd edition, 1740)
We accompany you in the collection of decorative arts from the 17th and 18th centuries,
the exhibition “Let's get out of our reserve! Act 2” and in the garden.

Prices :

Adult: 8€ | Reduced: 6 € | Child (- 12 years old): Free | Young people: Culture pass

17, rue Victor-Hugo.

T: 04 90 86 03 79

www.vouland.com

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European Days of Crafts

April 2 and 3 - "Our hands in unison"
 

Saturday April 2

From 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.:Continuous projection of “Materials and know-how” videos

On the occasion of these European Days of Crafts, the videos (from 12 to 15 minutes) carried out as part of the “Materials and know-how” project initiated in 2020 are presented for the first time to the public. These are portraits of craftsmen from the Avignon region who share their knowledge andmake from creations or restorations and look at the collections of the Vouland Museum:- Giovanni Taormina – Easel painting restorer, Avignon- Corentin Tavernier – Craftsman/inlay artist (wood), Pernes-les-Fontaines- Christophe Omnes – Cabinetmaker/joiner (wood), Arles.

Entrance fees to the museum (access to collections, exhibitions and garden): €6/€4

2:30 p.m.: Guided tour

Discovery of materials, furniture techniques and works of art in the Museum and manipulation of samples of different types of wood.

Prices: €8/€6
 

4:30 p.m.: Reading “Materials and know-how”

What did Europeans know about the secrets of porcelain at the dawn of the 18th century?
What effects did trade have on the quality of
furniture ?
This reading of extracts from texts, mainly from the 18th century, focuses on Arts and Crafts, techniques and know-how, the objects produced and their trade, in relation to the museum's collection of Decorative Arts.

Prices: €8/€6

Sunday April 3

2 p.m. to 6 p.m.:Continuous projection of “Materials and know-how” videos.

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“SORGUE” Hélène Martin

Reading-Concert / Brigitte de Saint Martin and Jean Cohen-Solal

Saturday March 26 at 4 p.m. 

 

During a reading-concert, Brigitte de Saint Martin and Jean Cohen-Solal, who were both close to Hélène Martin, lead us into her world.

Author-composer-performer, Hélène MARTIN (1928-2021), used to song the poets, René Char, Genêt, Aragon,…

Her intimate understanding of each poet, the quality of her musical interpretation which combined rigor and emotion, have rewarded her with numerous prizes and made each of her concerts an event.

Prices: €10 - €8

 

Partnership Vouland Museum / poet&#39;s trace

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Thursday March 24 from 1 p.m. to 6.30 p.m. - The Vouland museum is doing its big laundry!

 

La grande lessive is an ephemeral art installation made by everyone around the Earth on the theme &quot;Shadow(s) cast(s)&quot; on March 24, 2022.

The 25 students of Laurence Laguitton's CE1 class at the Bouquerie school (Avignon)* set up their 25 open windows on the museum's collection for a spring day, with the desire to share their creations and awaken curiosity.

We are stronger together than alone! 

 

Discover the global project created in 2006 by the artist Joëlle Gonthier:https://www.lagrandelessive.net/la-grande-lessive/

Prices (includes access to: museum, exhibition, garden):

Adult: 6€ | Reduced: 4€ | Child (- 12 years old) and Parents of students: Free

17, rue Victor-Hugo.

T: 04 90 86 03 79

www.vouland.com

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From March 12 to 28 during opening hours - 1, 2, 3, sun!

Garden and museum

 

It's spring !

Every day, a work, an object, a detail, a pattern, a leaf, a flower, is revealed...

In a renewed game of correspondences, shapes, colors and materials, shadows and lights, sounds and perfumes respond to each other, in the museum as in the garden.

For young and old.

 

Price (includes access to: museum, exhibition, garden):

Adult: 6€ | Reduced: 4 € | Child (- 12 years old): Free | Young people: Culture pass

17, rue Victor-Hugo.

T: 04 90 86 03 79

www.vouland.com

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Saturday March 19 from 2:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. - Happiness of Saturday

Writing workshop

In partnership with Isabelle Ronzier, cultural mediator, the Vouland museum offers an annual cycle of writing workshops around its 17th-18th century decorative arts collections. Participants are invited to discover the different facets of the place and to take up the pen during these monthly meetings which will take place on Saturday around the 20th of each month. Each workshop focuses on a theme related to the collection of the Vouland museum.

 

Prices: entrance to the museum (€6/€4 or Friends of the Louis Vouland Museum card for unlimited free entry) + €20 per workshop

Package 50 € for 3 workshops

Possibility to pay in installments 

 

Next dates: March 19, 2021 / April 23, 2022 / May 21, 2022.

Reservations on 04 90 86 03 79 / communication.museevouland@gmail.com

17, Rue Victor-Hugowww.vouland.com

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Saturday March 12 at 4 p.m. - Philippe Jaccottet, The passing of days

Conference - reading by André Ughetto

"Erasure be my way of shining"

The first meeting between Jaccottet and Ughetto took place in 1970, when the latter had just been appointed professor at Valréas, not far from Grignan. Subsequently, various collaborations brought the two men together: an issue of the magazine SUD devoted to Jaccottet, a joint translation of a collection by the Italian poet Piero Bigongiari. 
In 2009, André Ughetto created a scenic montage"The Walk on the Paths of Philippe Jaccottet" from which he is inspired today for this presentation. Throughout the poet's biography, the different aspects of his work will be evoked, and this melancholy of passing time, always present...

Partnership Vouland Museum / poet's trace

Price: €6/€4

17, rue Victor-Hugo

T: 04 90 86 03 79

www.vouland.com

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Saturday March 12 at 2.30 p.m. - The Museum Circuit

 

CIRCUIT? Pregnant, tower. The city circuit. Make the circuit of the walls. The circuit
of a province. A great circuit. A long circuit. [...]
We say figure. Circuit of words, And this is taken for everything that we say before coming to the
do. A great circuit of words. A long circuit of words. (Dictionary of the Academy
French, 3rd edition, 1740)
We accompany you in the collection of decorative arts from the 17th and 18th centuries,
the exhibition “Let's get out of our reserve! Act 2” and in the garden.

Prices :

Adult: 8€ | Reduced: 6 € | Child (- 12 years old): Free | Young people: Culture pass

17, rue Victor-Hugo.

T: 04 90 86 03 79

www.vouland.com

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Friday March 11 at 6 p.m. - Roman News / Alberto Moravia

Reading by Jean-Claude Delalondre

Touching, endearing, cruel and irresistible...

The actor Jean-Claude Delalondre gives a tasty reading, where humor dominates, of four funny stories taken fromRoman Newsby Alberto Moravia (1907-1990). This veritable catalog of the banal ailments of everyday life humorously depicts the little hassles of life, often the most ephemeral, but which taken end to end, reflect the vicissitudes of our destiny.

 

Reading proposed by the Friends of the Louis Vouland Museum

 

Price: Adult: 10€ | Reduced: 8 € | Child (- 12 years old): Free

17, rue Victor-Hugo.

T: 06 11 37 75 02

www.vouland.com

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Thursday March 3 at 2:30 p.m. - What are you made of?

Guided tour for seniors

 

Exceptional furniture in carved, veneered or inlaid wood, of various shapes and functions, is made of wood of different species. What is the difference between carpentry and cabinet making? What woods are used, where do they come from, what are their properties? Are they chosen for their solidity, their lightness, their colors, their veins, their smells, ...? Are these woods valuable? What other materials are these pieces of furniture made of? Alongside the observation of the furniture, you are invited to compare many samples of wood and sheets of wood, to observe their appearance, their density, their smell, ... to learn to distinguish different species. Small workshop inspired by the technique of marquetry if time permits, or instructions for completion at the end of the visit.

 

Free and joint participation

17, rue Victor-Hugo.

T: 04 90 86 03 79

www.vouland.com

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Saturday February 19 from 2:30 p.m. to 5 p.m.

Saturday Happiness, writing workshop

 

In partnership with Isabelle Ronzier, cultural mediator, the Vouland museum offers an annual cycle of writing workshops around its 17th-18th century decorative arts collections. Participants are invited to discover the different facets of the place and to take up the pen during these monthly meetings which will take place on Saturday around the 20th of each month. Each workshop focuses on a theme related to the collection of the Vouland museum.

 

Price: entrance to the museum (€6/€4 or Friends of the Louis Vouland Museum card which offers free entry to the museum) + €20 per workshop or €50 package for 3 workshops​

Possibility of split payment

 

Next dates: March 19, 2021 / April 23, 2022 / May 21, 2022.

 

Registration on 04 90 86 03 79 / communication.museevouland@gmail.com

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Saturday January 22 from 2:30 p.m. to 5 p.m.

Saturday Happiness, writing workshop

 

In partnership with Isabelle Ronzier, cultural mediator, the Vouland museum offers an annual cycle of writing workshops around its 17th-18th century decorative arts collections. Participants are invited to discover the different facets of the place and to take up the pen during these monthly meetings which will take place on Saturday around the 20th of each month. Each workshop focuses on a theme related to the collection of the Vouland museum.

 

Price: admission to the museum (€6/€4 or the Friends of the Louis Vouland Museum card which offers free admission to the museum) + €20 per workshop or flat rate €50 for 3 workshops

Possibility of split payment

 

Next dates: February 19, 2021 / March 19, 2021 / April 23, 2022 / May 21, 2022.

 

Registration on 04 90 86 03 79 / communication.museevouland@gmail.com

2021

Marcel DumontALPILLES

Exhibition 

October 9 - December 31, 2021

PAINTS- DRAWINGS - COLLAGES - NOTEBOOKS - ARTIST BOOKS