Inauguration of the MUMO X Centre Pompidou: art for everyone
It’s one of the initiatives that Say Who has always been a fan of. Founded in 2011 by Ingrid Brochard, the MuMo’s (or Mobile Museum) main mission is to make contemporary art accessible to everyone from the youngest age, by sharing an artistic and aesthetic experience on the ground. Eleven years later, a third museum truck, the MuMo x Centre Pompidou, was born from the collaboration of Europe’s largest contemporary art institution and the Mobile Museum. Initiated with the collaboration of ArtExplora and supported by the French Ministry of Culture, the MuMo x Centre Pompidou is a work of art in itself, imagined by Hérault Arnod Architectures and the artist Krijn de Koning. Last Saturday, the MuMo X Centre Pompidou track traveled to Massy, accompanied by the mobile artworks of Clédat and Petitpierre, which comes to life in the form of a parade. Among a crowd of enchanted kids, one could spot Laurent Le Bon, Xavier Rey, and Nell Rebowe.
Photos: Ayka Lux
