An article by Vokya D, added on May 02, 2024 5 min. reading
European Museum Night is back on Saturday May 18, 2024! Discover the museums of Grand Roissy through visits and evening workshops.
A night of museums at the National Renaissance Museum in Écouen
Located in the Château d'Écouen, the National Museum of the Renaissance offers a series of activities and visits to discover the collections during this night.
IN THE PROGRAM :
WORKS IN MOTION – from 19 p.m.
Thanks to the “Class does the work!” operation. », attend the meeting between heritage and living art with two highlights!
High school students from Gonesse and Luzarches choreograph works from the museum under the direction of Abibou Playmo Kébé. At the same time, the painter Sandrot puts the final touches on the fresco created with the Domont high school students during a performance on the theme of movement.
In partnership with the Association A qui le tour.
ARM YOURSELF, FIGHT AND PARADE IN THE RENAISSANCE - 19 pm - 45 am
Heir to the chivalry of the Middle Ages, the martial culture of the Renaissance retains a preponderant place in society. The museum collection allows you to follow the evolution of armaments during the 16th century.nd century, whether used for war, hunting, dueling or ceremonies. The presentation of the collection will allow you to discover the different uses of these weapons and armor.
With Mélanie Marty, documentary studies manager
In Psyche
At 19:45 p.m. – 20:45 p.m.
IZNIK CERAMICS, THE FABULOUS DECOR OF OTTOMAN CERAMICS – 20 p.m. – 21 p.m.
An object of fascination for European courts, Ottoman ceramics produced in Iznik and Kühtaya are characterized by high technical and aesthetic quality. With nearly 450 pieces, you will be able to discover the singularity of this production and the astonishing history of the creation of this unique collection.
With Aurélie Gerbier, chief heritage curator
In the Iznik room
At 20 p.m. – 21 p.m.
BETWEEN FRANCE AND ITALY, THE BEGINNING OF THE RENAISSANCE: THE PICTURE OF THE ENtombment 18:30 p.m. – 19:30 p.m. – 20:30 p.m. – 21:30 p.m.
This Entombment attributed to the entourage of Jean Bourdichon and Jean Poyer, active in Tours in the suite of Jean Fouquet, usually decorates the Saint-Pierre-Saint-Paul church in Gonesse currently under construction.
There are many questions about this painting. Come unravel the mystery of this work with Thierry Crépin-Leblond, museum curator!
With Thierry Crépin-Leblond, museum curator
In chapel
At 18:30 p.m. – 19:30 p.m. – 20:30 p.m. – 21:30 p.m.
A night of museums at ARCHEA
For this edition of the European Night of Museums, ARCHÉA opens its doors to an extraordinary artistic experience. The company “Les Plastiqueurs” is invited to take over the museum, offering visitors a unique light immersion through their unique installations: the “totem chalices” and the “amphora chandeliers”. A night of museums under the sign of art and performance, Saturday May 18, 2024 from 19 p.m. to midnight. Free admission.
Luminous Sentinels of the Past
The visual artists of “Les Plastiqueurs” transform the spaces of the museum with their creations. “Chalices totems” and “amphora chandeliers” stand like guardians of history, evoking a world engulfed by time. The elegant curves of the amphoras, illuminated with a glowing glow, warm the atmosphere of the exhibition rooms. Alongside them, the luminous totems light the way for visitors, inviting a mysterious exploration of the vestiges of the past. This scenography evokes the timeless link between archaeological discoveries and the stories that accompany them.
Collective and participatory creation
A special invitation is extended to visitors: to participate in the creation of a collective sculpture. During the sculpture workshop led by the artists of “Les Plastiqueurs”, parents and children (from 7 years old) can bring amphoras and volumes to life using glue, cardboard and cutting tools. cutting. The pieces produced during this workshop will stack up to form small totems, thus creating a collective ephemeral installation which will resonate in harmony with the light scenography of the museum.
An evening full of discoveries
In addition to this immersive artistic experience, ARCHÉA offers throughout the evening:
- Guided tours of the temporary exhibition “ARTcheology, vestiges and works” as well as the permanent exhibition, allowing you to delve into the history of the Pays de France through the presentation of 780 archaeological objects.
- Games for children and families, from 4 years old, spread throughout the museum for a fun and educational evening.
- An escape game entitled “Panique à Saint-Rieul” in the bell tower of the old Saint-Rieul church, an immersive experience for ages 12 and up (reservation required).
The entrance is free subject to availability, offering everyone a memorable evening of cultural and artistic exploration.
