Description
A quirky, clown-inspired one-person show—highly interactive and presented like a game or a carnival attraction—that explores the work and struggles of artist Niki de Saint Phalle in a lighthearted yet profound way.
As part of its off-site programming during its closure for renovation, the MAMAC is reinventing itself and creating innovative, traveling art outreach programs: 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 Thomas Oudin.
Production: Compagnie L’Embrayage à Paillettes.

