Guided tour of the sculpture garden of the Museum of Modern Art

Name: Guided tour of the sculpture garden of the Museum of Modern Art
Start: 2024-06-01T16:00:00+02:00
End: 2024-06-02T12:30:00+02:00
Location: Le Jardin du Musée d'Art moderne

Completely reinvented as part of the renovation of the Museum of Modern Art, the garden has become the setting for a set of modern and contemporary sculptures. Enjoy the peace of mind of…

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Conditions

By reservation: 03 25 76 26 81 – or at the reception of the Museum of Modern Art

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Completely reinvented as part of the renovation of the Museum of Modern Art, the garden has become the setting for a set of modern and contemporary sculptures. Let yourself be won over by the tranquility of the place during a guided tour!

Types of events

Guided tour

2024 Theme

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Conditions for participation

Free entrance, Registration required

Type of audience

General public

About the location

Le Jardin du Musée d'Art moderne

Place saint-pierre 10000 Troyes

Aube
Grand Est

Located at the back of the former Episcopal Palace, the garden of the Museum of Modern Art has been completely redesigned as part of the renovation of the Museum of Modern Art. This work was done with the landscapers of Métamorphose.
The new garden is inspired by the history of the place and evokes the old vegetable garden of the Episcopal Palace. The hues of the flowers and perennials respond to the shimmering colors of Marinot’s paintings and Derain’s fauve period, both major artists of the Pierre and Denise Lévy collections.
A place of strolling and relaxation, it is also a sculpture garden that opens the museum’s path on more contemporary collections. Martine-Martine’s bronzes and the historical deposits of the Centre Pompidou, such as Germaine Richier’s La Spirale, have been scripted in their new green setting. Several new depots of the National Center of Plastic Arts complete this journey. Le Promeneur by Augustin Cardenas, Le Baldaquin by Alain Séchas, Untitled by Damien Cabanes