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What the Mucem collection covers
Mucem explores European and Mediterranean societies through objects, photographs, textiles and moving images. Opened in Marseille in 2013, it inherits collections from the Trocadéro ethnography museum and the national museum of popular arts and traditions. About the collections
Its public complex joins the J4 exhibition building to Fort Saint-Jean, while collections are also preserved at the Conservation and Resource Centre. A video about a Jerusalem schoolyard, an Olympic ceremony costume and an AIDS charity's auction catalogue show how art, performance and public life meet in its records.
Its collection strengths include European and Mediterranean popular culture, photography and graphic collections, and contemporary social-practice art.
The Agreement, L’Accord
Brognon Rollin
Date
2015
Pupils negotiate a fair football pitch in an irregular Jerusalem schoolyard in this video by the artist duo Brognon Rollin. Made in 2015, it turns the practical problem of dividing space into a shared agreement.
The flame-bearer's costume was created for the Paris 2024 opening ceremony by a team including Daphné Bürki, Olivier Bériot, Claire Chanat and Elodie Hardy. Mucem distinguishes Thomas Jolly's artistic direction from costume design and the workshop's construction work.
This 34-page auction catalogue documents an AIDES contemporary-art sale held in Marseille to support its work against AIDS. The collected object is the printed catalogue, with photographs and captions for the sale works, rather than those artworks themselves.
These are collection records, not confirmation that the works are on display today.
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Mucem permits personal photographs without flash or tripods, but some exhibitions prohibit photography. Keep photographs for private use; professional or commercial use requires prior approval, and professionals need a permit from the Communication Department. Read its current visitor conditions and follow gallery signs before taking a photo. Mucem photography policy
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