This year, MEG is teaming up with the Festival Histoire et Cité for animal tours!

This tour invites you to take a fresh look at the MEG's permanent exhibition: the omnipresence of animals. How do animals occupy this exhibition? How do they express themselves? Or even how do they transform themselves?
Whether it's through the material of objects, their representations, or the lives of the little beasts we try to neutralise, animals inhabit the premises far more than we might think.

Places are limited and reservations must be made by email to accueil.meg@geneve.ch, stating your full name, telephone number and the number of people accompanying you.

If you have bought a ticket but are unable to attend, please let the MEG ticket office know (accueil.meg@geneve.ch) so that you can free up your place and give someone else a chance to take part.

The visit will be held in french.

Speaker :

• Isabel Garcia Gomez : Isabel Garcia Gomez is responsible for conservation-restoration at MEG. She is working on the implementation of a new approach to the care of objects, questioning the status and needs of collections resulting from colonial practices, and the possible forms of collaboration with the communities associated with them.

In collaboration with the Festival Histoire et Cité.