Credit : Pauline Assathiany

VISITS

Admission to the Foundation and the exhibition space is free and open to the public. An outreach team is present in the room to facilitate your visit and accompany you through the exhibition. Moreover, the Foundation offers several guided tours, available by reservation. Resources to enhance your visit are also available at the reception desk: an exhibition guide, a guide for young visitors, and the cultural program.

Guided tours

Guided tours
Every Saturday / All ages
11h & 16h: the “Grand Tour” visit of the “Monkey and the Clay” and the “Planctonarium” (1h30)

Almanac Lab visit
Every Wednesday / All ages
3PM-3:30PM : Come check out the work of in-residence artists and explore the Living Archive: an inventory of the resources from the Charentes,region combining documents, materials, samples, testimonies and inspiring locations!

Sensory tour
Every Sunday / For young visitors aged 8 and up
A tour “beyond what meets the eye” to discover the exhibition by engaging all your senses!

Reservation

Educational tours

The Foundation offers free visits to school, after school and community groups to discover the building and the exhibitions. Groups are assigned dedicated time slots in the morning, outside of public hours.

We stand at your disposal to craft customized educational programs and themed tours tailored to your curriculum and the students’ grade level. Please contact us directly with any inquiries.

Reservation
The Foundation is actively involved in arts and cultural education (ACE) projects. These initiatives aim to ensure equitable access to art and culture for everyone, while fostering encounters with artists and designers.
This year, in collaboration with French designer Antoine Behaghel, the Foundation is developing a project for upper elementary school students: a “Chlorophyll Parade,” inspired by phytoplankton blooms and the Planctonarium, a public exhibition space within the Foundation.
This project invites children to pay attention to the invisible, and then to channel their scientific observations into a creative process by designing costumes and objects for a grand festive parade.

Inclusive tours

The Foundation’s team is taught to receive groups from the social and medical-social sectors. Guided tours can be arranged upon request.

Reservation

Sign language tour
For deaf and partially deaf persons
Wednesday 23rd, at 3PM : Guided tour in French, accompanied by a sign language interpreter.

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