As part of its educational mission, the MAMCO invites artists living and working in Geneva to take over the museum’s galleries. Well-versed in contemporary practices and art history, these “flying guides” are available to visitors for unique exchanges.

More flexible than a guided tour and more engaging than a standard wall label, these spontaneous interactions offer an original way to deepen your visit according to your own curiosity. Do not hesitate to approach them to discuss a work, an artist, or a movement.

When? Throughout the duration of the exhibitions.

Rate? Included with museum entry. No reservation is required; simply approach the guides present in the galleries.
 

 

Late Nights offer extended opening hours for a privileged moment of discovery. Each event highlights a specific theme within the current exhibitions, blending historical perspective with a critical look at contemporary art.

Developed in collaboration with invited guests (artists, researchers, critics) and Geneva’s cultural partners, these evenings provide a unique format combining guided tours, performances, screenings, and informal exchanges. It is the ideal opportunity to rediscover the works in a convivial atmosphere and to end the day in an original and inspiring way.

When? In the evening, according to a monthly or bi-monthly schedule. Please consult the museum’s agenda for exact dates and details of upcoming events.

Rate? Free for all. No registration is required; access is granted on a first-come, first-served basis, subject to capacity limits.

 

 

Designed to ensure the museum is accessible to everyone, Free Sundays welcome a broad and diverse audience in a spirit of openness and sharing.

Beyond free access to the galleries, these days feature an enriched program including work activations, performances, and participatory events. Guided tours in both French and English are also organized to provide accessible insights for all visitors.

When? Every first Sunday of the month. Guided tours begin at 3:00 PM on selected dates; please consult the museum’s agenda for exact dates and full activity details.

Rate? Entry and all activities are completely free of charge. This initiative aims to remove all financial barriers. No ticket or registration is required; access is granted on a first-come, first-served basis, subject to capacity limits.