«Walls have a History!»: discover the history of architecture of this museum of contemporary art

Name: «Walls have a History!»: discover the history of architecture of this museum of contemporary art
Start: 2022-09-18T16:00:00+02:00
End: 2022-09-18T17:00:00+02:00
Location: Musée Paul Valéry

This guided tour will offer you a unique view of the Paul Valéry Museum, and its distinctive building from a period of architectural history.

Sunday 18 September 2022, 16:00Passed

Conditions

Free. Registration required, subject to availability.

Registration

04 99 04 76 11 mediationpaulvalery@ville-sete.fr

©Musée Paul Valéry

This guided tour will offer you a unique view of the Paul Valéry Museum, and its distinctive building from a period of architectural history.

In the company of Michèle François, in charge of protecting historical monuments at the DRAC Occitanie, take a new look at this museum site.

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Visite commentée / Conférence

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Gratuit, Sur inscription

About the location

Musée Paul Valéry

148 rue François Desnoyer, 34200 Sète

Hérault
Occitanie

Set on the flank of Mont Saint Clair on a terrace overlooking the Marine Cemetery and the Mediterranean, the Paul Valéry Museum has an exceptional view and location. Its architecture designed by the architect Guy Guillaume dates from the early 70s and is part of the logic of the Corbusier buildings.
The Paul Valéry Museum gathers more than 7000 works. The Fine Arts collections, which include more than 730 paintings and nearly 2,900 drawings, are complemented by three specific collections: the Paul Valéry fonds, the Salah Stétié fonds and a collection of Arts et Traditions Populaires.
The gardens that surround it host outdoor events: a multidisciplinary program that offers lectures, literary meetings (including Les Journées Paul Valéry, every year in September), poetry, recitals and concerts, in close connection with the museum’s collections and the city’s Mediterranean identity.