Tattoos: Stories from the Mediterranean
September 1
Laure Prouvost turns galleries into dreamscapes. Her "Mère We Sea" weaves film, sculpture, and poetic text into an immersive journey that feels like wandering through someone else's subconscious.










Les Grands Carmes
Built by Pierre Puget in the 1600s as a hospice for the destitute, this pink-stone Baroque complex now shelters two free museums and a domed chapel around a sun-dappled courtyard. Wander arcades, explore Mediterranean antiquities and African art, or simply soak up the calm in one of Marseille's most striking architectural settings.
Tips
September 19 at 9am
Step inside one of Marseille's most beautiful baroque buildings for a weekend of art and ink. The Vieille Charité opens its chapel and arcaded courtyard for free guided tours, ephemeral jagua tattoos, and a collaborative portrait project celebrating the city's tattoo culture.
Les Grands CarmesOpens Friday at 9:00 AM










Built by Pierre Puget in the 1600s as a hospice for the destitute, this pink-stone Baroque complex now shelters two free museums and a domed chapel around a sun-dappled courtyard. Wander arcades, explore Mediterranean antiquities and African art, or simply soak up the calm in one of Marseille's most striking architectural settings.
Tips
September 19 at 9am
Step inside one of Marseille's most beautiful baroque buildings for a weekend of art and ink. The Vieille Charité opens its chapel and arcaded courtyard for free guided tours, ephemeral jagua tattoos, and a collaborative portrait project celebrating the city's tattoo culture.