Musée des Arts d'Afrique et d'Asie

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Musée des Arts d'Afrique et d'Asie, 16 avenue Thermale, 03200 Vichy

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Fine art, ethnography, sacred art, music, photography, contemporary creation: the museum's collections illustrate the diversity and beauty of civilizations from Africa and Asia, as well as America and Oceania.

Exhibitions 2024 : - Art in exile, Hàm Nghi, prince of Annam (1871-1944). The life and artistic production of Hàm Nghi (1871-1944), emperor of Annam (Vietnam) exiled by the French to Algeria at the age of 18. He never returned to his homeland. Throughout his life, he practiced painting, sculpture, pastels and drawing. Hàm Nghi was the first Vietnamese artist to be trained by French painters and sculptors. He was a regular visitor to metropolitan France, including many visits to Vichy. - Mission Protection. In an interactive scenography, you'll experience the universal dimension of the exhibition. The quest for protection is timeless and worldwide. Objects of protection, statuettes of protectors and recourse to specialists demonstrate man's desire to control his destiny. Civilizations exhibited, ancient and contemporary: China, India, Japan, Nepal, Indonesia, Philippines, Madagascar, Ethiopia, D.R. Congo, Gabon, Cameroon, Nigeria, Burkina-Faso, Ivory Coast, Algeria, Niger. This exhibition highlights the museum's collections and new donations. - Permanent collections - La Fabrique des Curieux, a fun and educational space for children to understand the role of a museum and the importance of the eye.