#Exhibition

From Friday 6 December 2024 to Monday 21 April 2025, from 10 AM to 6 PM, Nouveau Musée National de Monaco - Villa Paloma
The exhibition takes its name from "pietre paesine", ruined marble, whose geological markings are reminiscent of painted landscapes, on the boundary between figuration and abstraction. This analogy of nature and technique is a central theme in the work of Francisco Tropa, which focuses on the way in which an image appears and is perceived.

From Saturday 10 to Sunday 11 May 2025, Chapiteau de Fontvielle
Monaco International Dog Show, organised by La Société Canine de Monaco.

From Tuesday 8 July to Sunday 31 August 2025, 10 am to 8 pm, Grimaldi Forum Monaco
The Grimaldi Forum Monaco and the Centre Pompidou present "Colours!", an exhibition about the modern history of colour as embodied by some of the 20th century's greatest masterpieces. Curator Didier Ottinger has assembled more than 100 works by artists including Sonia Delaunay, Picasso, Matisse, and Basquiat. As visitors explore the seven exhibition spaces, each devoted to a single colour, they will also hear audio creations by Roque Rivas, smell fragrances from Alexis Dadier from perfume maker Fragonard, and admire designs by the likes of Ron Arad, Jean Prouvén, and Philippe Starck. Marion Maelander will design the installations, while William Chatelain will orchestrate the scenography, creating an enthralling and emotional experience of colour.

From Friday 24 January to Sunday 4 May 2025, Nouveau Musée National de Monaco - Villa Sauber
Back in 2015, the NMNM debited its first ever LAB giving visitors a glimpse "behind the scenes of the museum". Then in 2018, five guest artists were invited to produce their own musings on the very meaning of the museum itself. In 2025, as the Villa Sauber prepares to undergo a radical transformation, the NMNM is giving pride of place to its public-facing programmes, where the focus is on artists and promoting a wider sharing of art appreciation.

From Saturday 10 to Sunday 11 May 2025, Yacht Club de Monaco
The theme for this year's 56th International Bouquet Competition, organised by the Garden Club de Monaco under the High Patronage of H.S.H. the Sovereign Prince and the Presidency of H.R.H. the Princess of Hanover, is "Flowers in Motion". Floral artists from all over Europe will come together to create extraordinary arrangements, turning flowers and foliage into veritable works of art.

From Friday 19 to Sunday 21 September 2025, Chapiteau de Fontvielle
Discover Art3f Monaco, the international contemporary art fair! The three day-long event is a buzzing world of art where up-and-coming talents exhibit their work alongside veteran artists. The exhibition will feature paintings, sculptures, and photography, from the most affordable to the hugely prestigious, all in a convivial setting. Whether you are a collector, an art lover, or merely curious, you can chat to the artists and gallery owners and managers themselves, for a unique experience. The vernissage will take place on Friday 19 from 6 pm, and food and drink will be available on-site. All of the artworks on display will be available to purchase.

From Saturday 29 March, Musée Océanographique de Monaco
The Oceanographic Institute of Monaco is proud to present "Mediterranean 2050", an immersive and interactive exhibition at the Oceanographic Museum. With some 1,000 square metres of exhibits to explore, museum visitors can get a glimpse of the Mediterranean from a new perspective, and commit to protecting our local Sea with a journey through time and space that will take them forward to the year 2050.

From Monday 17 March 2025 to Friday 30 January 2026, from 9.30 am to 12.30 pm and 1.30 pm to 5.30 pm, Institut Audiovisuel de Monaco
This exhibition looks at the cinematographic work of Cinéam, from its beginnings in the 1950s to the advent of video and the end of the 1980s, giving visitors a unique insight into the amateur filmmakers' club and its artisanal - even family-centric - approach to the cinematic arts, and showcasing its finest productions, which illustrate their own account of the Principality and its history.