Decorative ExhibitionDecorative ExhibitionSaint-Clément
One of France's largest museums outside Paris pairs a grand 19th-century palace with a sleek modern extension called the Cube. Wander from Monet and Picasso to mind-bending digital installations without ever feeling overwhelmed.
Tips
June 11
Step into a world where plants meet art. This contemporary exhibition explores the fascinating relationship between botanical life and human culture through immersive installations and thought-provoking works that blur the line between nature and creativity.
June 11 at 8am
Eva Taulois's strange soft and tangy forms invade the Musée d'arts de Nantes, turning neoclassical columns and stone allegories into a playground for fluid, colorful sculptures that cheekily thumb their nose at all that rigid 18th-century seriousness.
June 11 at 11am
Ingres, De la Tour, and electric contemporary art fill this beautifully renovated museum where every piece gets its moment in perfectly calibrated light. The collection spans centuries without overwhelming, and those grand halls with massive works will stop you in your tracks.
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Decorative ExhibitionDecorative ExhibitionOne of France's largest museums outside Paris pairs a grand 19th-century palace with a sleek modern extension called the Cube. Wander from Monet and Picasso to mind-bending digital installations without ever feeling overwhelmed.
Tips
June 11
Step into a world where plants meet art. This contemporary exhibition explores the fascinating relationship between botanical life and human culture through immersive installations and thought-provoking works that blur the line between nature and creativity.
June 11 at 8am
Eva Taulois's strange soft and tangy forms invade the Musée d'arts de Nantes, turning neoclassical columns and stone allegories into a playground for fluid, colorful sculptures that cheekily thumb their nose at all that rigid 18th-century seriousness.
June 11 at 11am
Ingres, De la Tour, and electric contemporary art fill this beautifully renovated museum where every piece gets its moment in perfectly calibrated light. The collection spans centuries without overwhelming, and those grand halls with massive works will stop you in your tracks.