The Cultural Agenda in Nice, French riviera

Colline du Château and Quai des Etats-Unis
"Agapé. L'Amour qui change le Monde" by Andrea Roggi - Until September 15, 2024 on the Colline du Château then from September 15 to December 15 on the Quai des Etats-Unis > Opening Friday, September 13 at 6:30 p.m.Since Monday, July 15, the emblematic hill of the Castle of Nice has hosted a monumental exhibition by the Italian artist Andrea Roggi. 3 works, including two new works "L'Amore, il Futuro del Mondo" and "Il Futuro siamo Noi", are sublimated by the natural setting of the hill of the Castle and the Baie des Anges. This exhibition is inspired by the Greek concept of love with imposing bronze sculptures representing nature and thus integrating perfectly into the environment of Nice.
Promenade du Paillon (Alleys of the Resistance and Deportation)
"The Promenade des Anglais is exhibited on the Promenade du Paillon" - Since August 2, 2024Until October 2024, photographer David Elalouf will present his photographs of the Promenade des Anglais on the Promenade du Paillon. 10 photographic works, with original angles and a unique dimension, are highlighted in the setting of the Promenade du Paillon. David Elalouf only uses old film cameras but also films that are up to 30 years old.
L'Artistique (27, boulevard Dubouchage)
"Jean Mas, en ombre et au cube" - until January 4, 2025After the exhibition dedicated to Martine Doytier, l'Artistique is back with the return of the Ferrero Donation Collection and invites Jean Mas for a temporary exhibition: "Jean MAS, en Ombre et au Cube". In 1986, Jean Ferrero offered Jean Mas an exhibition entitled "Cubage de l'École de Nice", to "cube" different artists from the École de Nice. During the following year, Jean Mas created 19 wooden cubes measuring 20 x 20 x 20 cm, a kind of tribute portraits. This exhibition is a unique opportunity to discover these cubes, which have remained unpublished for almost 40 years and have been restored for the occasion thanks to the active participation of the artist. "Ombres", from a series of works created from 1990, complete the exhibition. In this work, Jean Mas, who sought to "come out of the shadows", gives depth to the shadow without ever venturing towards the silhouette or the Chinese shadow.As part of the European Heritage Days, a visit to the exhibition and a meeting with the artist will take place on Saturday, September 21 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Palais Lascaris
"Aquela Mar - Cette mer" by Maurice Maubert - From September 14 to November 3, 2024This month of September 2024 marks the beginning of a year focused on the sea. This is how Maurice Maubert's exhibition takes place to begin the year of the sea at the Palais Lascaris. Maurice Maubert is from Nice, a child of Old Nice, neighbor of the Palais Lascaris. The Mediterranean occupies a special place in his artistic approach. In this exhibition, the artist invites us to reconnect with our common heritage that is the sea. "Aquela Mar", the title given to the exhibition means "This Sea" in Niçois. This exhibition is divided into three parts: paintings and installations with a collection of works evoking the maritime universe, a visual and sound story with portraits, texts and paintings and a series of 12 captivating three-dimensional scenes.
Puces de Nice (Port of Nice)
"Odyssée" by Bastien Soleil - from September 20 to November 20 > Opening on Friday, September 20 at 6 p.m.Bastien Soleil is an artist greatly inspired by water. After a revealing trip to Asia, and initiatory adventures worthy of an Alexandre Dumas novel, the artist discovered freediving and combined his two passions. This creative creator takes us underwater, thanks to exceptional technical and artistic prowess. Natural lighting, black and white, complex and highly symbolic compositions, Bastien Soleil's work reveals the raw beauty of his models through his gaze. He opens us to a reality that we ignore, full of poetry.
Galerie Lou Babazouk 1 (8, rue de la Loge)
Dominique Andreau (ADGRAFIK) - From August 27 to September 15, 2024A self-taught painter whose works mainly explore the themes of geometry and abstraction, Dominique Andreau has always been fascinated by visual art and developed a passion for drawing and painting from a young age. The self-taught approach allowed him to develop a unique style, characterized by a bold use of geometric shapes and colors. Influenced by artists such as Vasarely, Kazimir Malevich, Sonia Delaunay, Dominique Andreau has created an album of works that combine mathematical rigor and emotional expressiveness.
Magali Zambelli - "An artistic exploration of the origins of life" From September 17 to October 6, 2024

Dive into a journey to the heart of the Source, where everything begins, where life is born and constantly renews itself. This exhibition invites you to explore the original waters and its natural cycle. 

Galerie Lou Babazouk 2 (5, rue Benoît Bunico)
Marie Claude Capron "MCC" - "Voyage entre Mer et Terre" From August 27 to September 15, 2024Through this exhibition, the painter invites visitors to share with her the freedom to travel, from the seabed to erupting volcanoes, sometimes getting lost in red or blue cities. Knife techniques for an abstract, colorful painting worked in oil or acrylic, stimulating the imagination and revealing emotions buried deep within each of us."Women from here and elsewhere" by Philippe Lagrange - From September 17 to October 6, 2024The exhibition presented focuses on "the magical woman" who represents all women, their approach to life, their approach to others, their love, their intuitions and their wisdom. Each painting is an inner journey, inviting you to put yourself in the shoes of a woman.
Musée Masséna (65, rue de France)
"Cabu, Vive le sport!" - Until September 22, 2024
300 drawings by Cabu, mixing humor, sports and politics, are presented at the Musée Masséna, paying tribute to the artist who died in the Charlie Hebdo attack, defending freedom of expression and honoring all victims of attacks.
"Casino Disparu" rediscover the Casino Jetée Promenade
The City of Nice offers a virtual and immersive visit of the former Casino de la Jetée Promenade. This legendary building on the Nice seafront is representative of the Belle Epoque on the Côte d'Azur and its exuberant art of living. Dismantled in 1944 by German decision, it is possible to (re)discover it for nearly 10 minutes during a narrative journey that explains the genesis of the building, its architectural references, the source of inspiration it was for many artists and the wealth of artistic, cultural and leisure offerings that the casino housed.
Musée Matisse (164, avenue des Arènes de Cimiez)
"MiróMatisse - Beyond Images" - Until September 29, 2024
The Fundació Joan Miró, in Barcelona, ​​and the Musée Matisse in Nice are joining forces to organize an exhibition devoted to the relationship between the works of Henri Matisse and Joan Miró. "MiróMatisse. Beyond Images" reveals the deep, lasting and constructive links that the two artists maintained, as well as their conceptions of art. The exhibition aims to go "beyond images" by going beyond the clichés about Matisse, painter of the "joie de vivre", and Miró, inventor of monsters, while showing that they based their creation on a critique of the tradition of images in the West.
Musée de la Photographie Charles Nègres (Place Pierre Gautier)
"Pourquoi m'as-tu abandone ? Bettina Rheims" - Until September 29, 2024
The Musée de la Photographie Charles Nègre is presenting for the first time in Nice an exhibition dedicated to Bettina Rheims, internationally renowned portraitist and fashion photographer, during an exhibition until September 29, 2024. 29 photographs, taken between 1994 and 2013 in France and the United States will be highlighted. In the early 1990s, the artist produced a series of fashion photographs for many international magazines and promotional images for the cinema and also produced many portraits of celebrities such as Charlotte Rampling, Catherine Deneuve, Madonna and Monica Bellucci.
Galerie du Musée de la Photographie (Place Pierre Gautier)
"Marine Foissey - You were not chosen" - Until September 8, 2024
The gallery of the Musée de la Photographie Charles Nègre is hosting an exhibition by the artist Marine Foissey. A graduate of the Icart Photo School of Photography in 2010, Marine Foissey has participated in numerous exhibitions, fairs and festivals and her series have won several international awards.
Palais Lascaris (15, rue Droite)
"Dans l'privité des collections du Palais Lascaris" - Until March 10, 2025
What happens behind the monumental gate of the Palais when it is closed to the public? Preventive conservation, restoration, inventory... These activities conducted behind the scenes are often unknown to the public. For six months, the agents of the Palais Lascaris will be keen to share their passion, their favorite object, to show the public their daily life. The exhibition "In the intimacy of the Palace" is an invitation to explore the 7,500 objects that make up the collections of the Palais Lascaris. It offers a unique opportunity to push open the doors of the Palace, to discover the reserves and the places kept secret, usually inaccessible to the public. It is also an opportunity to meet the team that officiates in the shadows, in order to discover their favorites and their profession.
Musée national Fernand Léger (Biot)
The collections of the MAMAC in Biot: "Fernand Léger and the new realisms" - Until November 18