Thursday 21 january 2027 from 20:00 to 20:00

Fragments d'Arman II

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Dance

Théâtre Francis-Gag, 4 rue de la Croix, 06300 Nice

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Innovative and Traveling Outreach Programs of the Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art (M.I.I.M).

This performance pays homage to the creative process of the artist Arman. It blends dance and music and explores the artist’s iconic series, *Colères* and *Accumulations*, which reveal his unique way of perceiving objects. As part of its off-site programming during its closure for renovation, the MAMAC is reinventing itself and creating innovative, traveling outreach initiatives: the M.I.I.M. These one-of-a-kind performances blend live performance with major artists and the collection’s key themes, creating a unique encounter between contemporary art and the performing arts. These traveling performances aim to breathe the spirit of the museum into its local community. Featuring Lisie Philip, Claire Camous, Adeline Via, and Jean-Christophe Bournine/Merakhaazan. Production: Compagnie Antipodes.