GamMAH, located on the Promenade du Pin, is an extension of the Musée d’art et d’histoire (MAH). It offers an alternative space where the museum’s collections can be explored in new ways, combining exhibitions with opportunities for social interaction. The venue also hosts smaller, more intimate events that encourage informal discussions about art and history.
Every first Thursday of the month, the MAH invites you to explore graphic arts pop-ups at the GamMAH. You’ll unearth hidden gems from the collection, including prints, drawings, and rare books. An art historian will guide you through antique volumes, historic catalogs, artist books, and unique book-objects, showcasing remarkable formal and technical creativity.
Professor Patrick Barbier, a music historian, will be giving a lecture and presenting his latest publication. Attendees will also have the chance to join a dinner with the author for more in-depth conversations. Organized by the Association Helvetia Lyrica.
In French.
Music historian Professor Patrick Barbier will lead a conference organized by Helvetia Lyrica. Following the event, there will be a dinner where attendees can engage with the speaker. Seating for the dinner is limited and requires prior registration.
In French.
Every first Thursday of the month, the MAH hosts graphic arts pop-ups at the GamMAH. Dive into the treasures of the graphic arts collection, which include prints, drawings, and rare books, with the guidance of an art historian. This series focuses on Félix Vallotton, a versatile artist known for revitalizing woodcut with his unique style. As the centennial of Vallotton’s death approaches in 2025, the MAH pays tribute with a special exhibition and a Graphic Arts Day dedicated to woodcut.
In French.
Every first Thursday of the month, the MAH hosts pop-up events at GamMAH dedicated to graphic arts. Visitors are invited to explore prints, drawings, and rare books from Europe and beyond, guided by an art historian. This month, the focus is on Stanley William Hayter, the founder of Atelier 17 and a significant figure in 20th-century engraving. The MAH features several of his works and the matrix of his most famous piece, providing insight into his technique.
In French.
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