Exhibition discovery for blind and visually impaired visitors
Benoit Billotte invites you to experience the Sylvia Sleigh exhibition through a multisensory approach. The tour features in-depth audio descriptions of the artworks and tactile elements, ensuring maximum access to detail and richness.
Duration: 60 minutes. Reservation required: visites@mamco.ch or by phone at +41 22 318 78 22
Book here.
13 spots remaining.
On the occasion of the Sylvia Sleigh exhibition, the MAMCO invites you to a special late-night opening. Join our mediators for an evening dedicated to the work of this British artist, who subverted gender codes through her innovative approach to painting.
This event offers a privileged moment to discover the exhibition in a convivial atmosphere, ideal for ending the day with art and exchange through our guided tours.
For whom? Open to all visitors aged 15 and above – Tours in FR/EN
When? 7:00 PM – Duration: 60 minutes
Admission? Free entry, no registration required (subject to availability).
30-minute guided tour during your lunch break
Free, without registration
30-minute guided tour during your lunch break
Free, without registration
Exhibition discovery for blind and visually impaired visitors
Benoit Billotte invites you to experience the Sylvia Sleigh exhibition through a multisensory approach. The tour features in-depth audio descriptions of the artworks and tactile elements, ensuring maximum access to detail and richness.
Duration: 60 minutes. Reservation required: visites@mamco.ch or by phone at +41 22 318 78 22
Book here.
13 spots remaining.
A visit designed for children aged 2 to 4 and their parents, combining
storybook readings with a tour of the exhibition.
At 10:00 AM, meet at the Cité Library for a session of children's book
discoveries, followed by a visit at 10:45AM to the RATH Museum to explore the
artworks."
Free, Booking required.
Age range: 2-4 y.o.
Book here.
Full – Registration possible on the waiting list.
On
the occasion of the Sylvia Sleigh exhibition, join a creative workshop
on the theme of portraiture and self-portraiture with artist Caroline
Tschumi, followed by a snack.
Duration: 2 hours
For whom? Children aged 6 to 12.
Free admission, registration required. Subject to availability.
Age range: 6-12 y.o.
Book here.
Full – Registration possible on the waiting list.
To mark the closing of the exhibition, this is your last chance to enjoy a 30-minute guided tour of the “Sylvia Sleigh” and “Refaire collection” exhibitions, followed by an evening of screenings and a discussion starting at 6 p.m. at the Cinémas du Grütli as part of the “Une Autre Histoire” program in collaboration with the Loreley Films association.
This initiative aims to bring back into the spotlight documentary films by little-known or forgotten female directors from the history of 20th-century cinema. The project gives today’s female directors a platform to present these films—in restored versions—to the public, thereby offering a fresh perspective.
To reserve a spot for the screening, click here (link coming soon)
To mark the closing of the exhibition, this is your last chance to enjoy a 30-minute guided tour of the “Sylvia Sleigh” and “Refaire collection” exhibitions, followed by an evening of screenings and a discussion starting at 6 p.m. at the Cinémas du Grütli as part of the “Une Autre Histoire” program in collaboration with the Loreley Films association.
This initiative aims to bring back into the spotlight documentary films by little-known or forgotten female directors from the history of 20th-century cinema. The project gives today’s female directors a platform to present these films—in restored versions—to the public, thereby offering a fresh perspective.
To reserve a spot for the screening, click here (link coming soon)
To mark the closing of the exhibition, this is your last chance to enjoy a 30-minute guided tour of the “Sylvia Sleigh” and “Refaire collection” exhibitions, followed by an evening of screenings and a discussion starting at 6 p.m. at the Cinémas du Grütli as part of the “Une Autre Histoire” program in collaboration with the Loreley Films association.
This initiative aims to bring back into the spotlight documentary films by little-known or forgotten female directors from the history of 20th-century cinema. The project gives today’s female directors a platform to present these films—in restored versions—to the public, thereby offering a fresh perspective.
To reserve a spot for the screening, click here (link coming soon)
To mark the closing of the exhibition, this is your last chance to enjoy a 30-minute guided tour of the “Sylvia Sleigh” and “Refaire collection” exhibitions, followed by an evening of screenings and a discussion starting at 6 p.m. at the Cinémas du Grütli as part of the “Une Autre Histoire” program in collaboration with the Loreley Films association.
This initiative aims to bring back into the spotlight documentary films by little-known or forgotten female directors from the history of 20th-century cinema. The project gives today’s female directors a platform to present these films—in restored versions—to the public, thereby offering a fresh perspective.
To reserve a spot for the screening, click here (link coming soon)
To mark the closing of the exhibition, this is your last chance to enjoy a 30-minute guided tour of the “Sylvia Sleigh” and “Refaire collection” exhibitions, followed by an evening of screenings and a discussion starting at 6 p.m. at the Cinémas du Grütli as part of the “Une Autre Histoire” program in collaboration with the Loreley Films association.
This initiative aims to bring back into the spotlight documentary films by little-known or forgotten female directors from the history of 20th-century cinema. The project gives today’s female directors a platform to present these films—in restored versions—to the public, thereby offering a fresh perspective.
To reserve a spot for the screening, click here (link coming soon)
To mark the closing of the exhibition, this is your last chance to enjoy a 30-minute guided tour of the “Sylvia Sleigh” and “Refaire collection” exhibitions, followed by an evening of screenings and a discussion starting at 6 p.m. at the Cinémas du Grütli as part of the “Une Autre Histoire” program in collaboration with the Loreley Films association.
This initiative aims to bring back into the spotlight documentary films by little-known or forgotten female directors from the history of 20th-century cinema. The project gives today’s female directors a platform to present these films—in restored versions—to the public, thereby offering a fresh perspective.
To reserve a spot for the screening, click here (link coming soon)
Guided tour of the SaSA in French Sign Language (LSF), led by Noha El Sadawy, a deaf cultural mediator.
For deaf, hard-of-hearing, and LSF-learning visitors (ages 10 and up).
Duration: 60 minutes. Reservation required: musenls24@gmail.com
The Mini Rendezvous
A 20-minute artistic awakening tour for children aged 2–4, accompanied by an adult. (in French language only).
PLEASE NOTE: The tour will take place at the Saint-Antoine Archaeological Site, not at the usual MAMCO building, which is closed for renovations!
Age range: 2-4 y.o.
Book here.
Full – Registration possible on the waiting list.
The Small Rendezvous
A playful and interactive 45-minute tour exploring the diversity of contemporary art, designed for children aged 5–10, accompanied by an adult.
PLEASE NOTE: The tour will take place at the Saint-Antoine Archaeological Site, not at the usual MAMCO building, which is closed for renovations!
Available language(s): French
Age range: 5-10 y.o.
Book here.
1 spots remaining.
Guided tour of the SaSA in French Sign Language (LSF), led by Noha El Sadawy, a deaf cultural mediator.
For deaf, hard-of-hearing, and LSF-learning visitors (ages 10 and up).
Duration: 60 minutes. Reservation required: musenls24@gmail.com
