Céret’s Museum of Modern Art is impressive for a town of its size. How did this pretty town in the Vallespir become a magnet for so many of the big names in 20th century art?
The Spring exhibition at the Musée d’art modern of Collioure, “L’eau à la bouche” ( mouth-watering, a delicious prospect), explores the theme of water in works from the museum’s permanent collection.
Journalist Phil Becker lives in Perpignan and works for « La Semaine du Roussillon ». His second published book is a collection of 26 stories, written over the past decade.
Brilliant! Easy-reading whilst still captivating, Circe is a mythical immortal and yet infinitely relatable. Vivid descriptions of both scenery and characters bring the ancient tale to life.
An absolutely overwhelming world-class exhibition at le Musée Rigaud in Perpignan. As Franceinfo puts iti: “C’est l’un des grands événements culturels de l’été: Rodin-Maillol face à face”.
The Musée d’art moderne of Céret is staging an exhibition of the works of Andre Masson
A strange book. I can’t decide if I enjoyed it or not. It reads more like a movie script than a book.
Artist Karin Jolly invites you to an unusual exhibition that attempts to capture the identity of Céret town by using hair!
Spring 2019 was a raging success with the colourful exhibition of Chagall’s lithographs. Summer is set to be a scorcher with Masson’s exploration of nature and being, inspired by Céret landscapes and people
Ever thought of using your outdated bank card to create a flute that can imitate birdsongs? At MuSIC Musee des Instruments in Ceret, you can get a close look at just such an instrument created by Amazonian Indians. Alongside it are instruments created with recycled tin cans and plastic bottles.
