Located in Paris, at the heart of the Louvre Palace, the Musée des Arts décoratifs is the temple of French taste, a tribute to the genius of artists and craftsmen. At the crossroads of industry, art, and luxury, it offers a panoramic view of the history of furniture, glass, ceramics, silverware, jewelry, design, textiles, fashion, graphic design, and advertising. The museum's collection, one of the largest in the world, spans from the Middle Ages to the present day. In 2022, the MAD welcomed nearly one million visitors.The flagship of ARTEUM, the MAD bookstore-shop has become the reference concept store in the field of Decorative Arts. A hub for young French and European creation, it has offered contemporary objects with ancestral or innovative craftsmanship since 2013, celebrating the refinement and elegance of French creations. Limited edition works by artists, reissues of iconic design pieces, rare books, avant-garde creations in design and fashion-its offerings are constantly renewed in connection with the museum's latest exhibitions and major Parisian events such as Design Week and Fashion Week.Spread over 300 m², the décor was entrusted to Mathilde Brétillot, combining heritage and modernity, beauty and utility, the spectacular and the accessible. Arteum organizes numerous events, meetings, book signings, and brand launches at this location.The bookstore-shop at the Musée des Arts Décoratifs has received numerous awards, including the 1st Prize for Design in 2014 from the French Institute of Design, the award for the most beautiful museum shops in the world by the Design Museum in 2014, recognition from the New York Times in 2015, and it was named in the prestigious "The Best Museum Gift Shops in the World" list by the Financial Times in 2023 as the only French shop.

In 2006, under the instigation of Jacques Chirac, the musée du quai Branly - Jacques Chirac opened its doors in the heart of Paris. The fruit of his meeting with collector Jacques Kerchache, it is the culmination of an earlier dream, shared by many 20th-century writers, critics and anthropologists: to give non-Western arts and civilizations their rightful place in national museums. To fulfill this ambition, architect Jean Nouvel designed an audacious edifice, conceived as a house on stilts to preserve a heritage of almost 300,000 works.To round off your visit in style, enter the mysterious, dreamlike world of the Quai Branly - Jacques Chirac bookshop-boutique. It's a magnificent 300 m2 horizontal space designed by Réza Azard (Atelier Projectiles) in 2016, architected in strata. Its ceiling is adorned with an Aboriginal painting, a fascinating work of art that immediately immerses visitors in a contemplative atmosphere. Here you'll find a unique selection of objects from all four continents, ranging from antique collectors' items (Chinese theatrical headdresses) to contemporary crafts, created with respect for family and ancestral traditions (calavera, bamileke heads). Experts and the curious meet here, and all let themselves be carried away by the magic of these objects. Each one of them tells a story... in keeping with ethical business practices and the logic of passing on an extraordinarily rich heritage. In addition, the bookshop-boutique offers a vast selection of books: from marvellous tales to anthropological narratives, there's something for young and old alike.

Find this bookstore and boutique at 222 rue de l'Université - 75007 Paris (RER C and L9: Alma-Marceau / Pont de l'Alma).

Open from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. every day except Mondays (excluding school holidays). Late opening on Thursdays until 10 p.m.

The Opéra Bastille, a cultural gem nestled in the heart of Paris, is a symbol of lyrical and choreographic art. Designed by Carlos Ott and inaugurated in 1989 during the bicentennial of the Revolution, its bold contemporary architecture, combining glass and steel, provides a space dedicated to the magic of live performance. Along with the Opéra Garnier, it is one of the two venues that make up the Opéra de Paris, a French public institution whose mission is to present high-quality lyrical and ballet performances.Reflecting this excellence, the Opéra Bastille bookstore-shop pays tribute to the performing arts. Managed by Arteum since 2020, it is a specialist bookstore offering a highly curated selection, with a vast number of books on ballet, music, and opera. A selection of CDs and DVDs complements these editions in music and images, offering a lively, historical, and educational perspective for all visitors, from beginners to connoisseurs. The children's section provides young audiences access to the delicate arts of opera and ballet through documentaries, picture books, and fun activity books. A blend of heritage and boldness, the Opéra Bastille has inspired a collection of urban, graphic objects (textiles, tableware, accessories, stationery) that reflect the modernity of the venue.Find this bookstore-shop at Place de la Bastille, 75012 Paris (Metro Lines 5, 8 & 1: Bastille). Open daily from 10:00 AM to 6:30 PM, as well as during evening performances.

Celebrating its 354th anniversary in 2023, the Opéra National de Paris is a prestigious institution open to visitors from all walks of life. Created under the leadership of Louis XIV, the Opera became the spearhead of lyrical art in France. The Opéra captivates, fascinates, and shines worldwide. With nearly 480,000 visitors annually, it is one of the most visited monuments in Paris. It has been a historical monument since 1923.Does opera transport you, and dance make you dream? The dream continues at the bookstore-shop of the Opéra National de Paris. The shop offers objects crafted around French craftsmanship, grand evening headdresses to play the role of a prima ballerina or diva, display tutus, accessories, and jewelry made by designers. The boutique caters to dance and music lovers of all ages. Those practicing classical dance will find hair bun kits, dance bags, special brushes, and tutus from French brands. Contemporary dance is also represented with sportswear-inspired items (sweats, bras) featuring the Opéra de Paris logo. Highly sought after by enthusiasts and collectors, the shop offers an extensive selection of ballet DVDs, opera CDs, beautiful books, and many high-quality children's products. Finally, decoration and tableware are showcased in modern collections that celebrate the beauty and history of the Palais Garnier, which is inseparable from a certain french art of living.

Built in 2 years, 2 months, and 5 days for the 1889 Universal Exhibition, the Eiffel Tower celebrated its 133rd anniversary in 2023. A "realized utopia" and a technological feat, it was, at the end of the 19th century, a demonstration of French genius embodied by Gustave Eiffel-a crowning achievement of the industrial era.Today, the Eiffel Tower is a true emblem of France, an iconic symbol, and an essential landmark of Paris. It is one of the most visited sites in the world, offering an exceptional ascent experience and a unique sense of wonder.A visit to one of the new bookstores and boutiques of the Eiffel Tower will change the way you see it. In February 2019, the company LxA (Lagardère Travel Retail x Arteum) won the concession for the Tower's shops and immediately launched a major renovation campaign to modernize them.Now, eight retail spaces punctuate the visitor's journey, each offering a unique experience that showcases the Eiffel Tower in a different light. At the Kiosk on the forecourt, visitors can prepare for their visit with guides and youth kits, while also discovering exclusive souvenirs such as miniature replicas and embroidered sweatshirts. On the first floor, the best of French craftsmanship is on display-tableware, perfumes, fashion, and fine books-offering the perfect opportunity to give or receive an unforgettable Parisian-inspired gift.On the second floor, visitors will find objects inspired by the Tower's very structure-rivets, paint, lacework, and metal. Every item tells the story of the Eiffel Tower, and beyond that, it is now possible to take home a piece of this iconic monument: a historic rivet made from the Tower's original iron. A third boutique offers items shaped like the Eiffel Tower-erasers, cake molds, jewelry... A souvenir from a visit, a historic gift, or a rare and unusual item.

A true underground labyrinth in the heart of Paris, the Catacombs were created within the galleries of former quarries, whose stones were used to build the capital. Twenty meters underground, the ossuary holds the remains of several million Parisians, transferred between the late 18th century and the mid-19th century as cemeteries were gradually closed due to health concerns-the first being the Cemetery of the Innocents in 1785.As visitors walk through a maze of dark galleries, they encounter a theatrical presentation of death, where bones are arranged in a romantically macabre setting. This unique site offers a journey beyond time.Continuing this temporal escape, the Paris Catacombs boutique was designed in 2017 as a reference point for the symbolic world of death. Brightly lit, the space contrasts with the darkness of the Catacombs, providing both an educational and entertaining experience. The project was carried out by the Versions agency, in line with the architectural vision of Yoonseux.Decorated with bone-inspired shapes, the boutique offers a curated selection of books for history enthusiasts fascinated by the Catacombs, as well as for anyone seeking a small thrill. It's hard to resist the temptation of taking home an exclusive and unusual souvenir. Now, all that remains is to choose between a skull- or bone-shaped object (candies, candles, spoons and pans, pencils and erasers, games, jewelry) or a skull-themed accessory (mug, beanie, T-shirts, sweatshirts...).

The Carnavalet Museum is the oldest museum in Paris. Dedicated to the history of the capital and its inhabitants, its collections illustrate the city's evolution from prehistory to the present day. A vast selection of artworks, memorabilia, and models retraces the daily and intellectual life of Parisians.Victor Hugo once said that breathing Paris preserved the soul. Inaugurated in 2014, the Carnavalet Museum's bookstore and boutique invite visitors to take home small pieces of Paris from every era. Cufflinks, a kit for sculpting the perfect mustache, ceremonial jewelry-the products offered come exclusively from French, mostly Parisian, brands.Designed as a charming showcase nestled within the classified historic building, the bookstore-boutique was styled by designers and scenographers Maurizio Galante and Tal Lancman, echoing the spirit of the museum. Inspired by its collections and current exhibitions, a carefully curated selection of exclusive items is available: embroidered tote bags, porcelain pieces, miniatures... Here, you will find the true Parisian art of living.Suspended from the boutique's ceiling, a stunning model of Paris made from 8,000 gold and silver slats gives the space its originality and grandeur-a visual experience not to be missed.Visit this bookstore-boutique at 23 Rue de Sévigné - 75003 Paris (Metro Line 1: Saint-Paul). Open daily from 10 AM to 6 PM, except on Mondays.

Universcience's mission is to promote a love for science and to advance scientific and technical culture. Founded in 1986 and located in northern Paris, the Cité des Sciences et de l'Industrie offers 15,000 square meters of exhibitions, a digital planetarium, audiovisual rooms, and dedicated spaces for young audiences to introduce them to science and spark their curiosity-all within a strong spirit of innovation and sustainability.In line with this eco-responsible approach, ARTEUM redesigned the Cité des Sciences et de l'Industrie bookstore-boutique in 2023, after managing it since 2016.We collaborated with the Bellastock architecture agency, specialists in ecological transition, to ensure that 80% of the existing furniture was reused on-site, with the remainder being recycled. The tubular architecture of this new 400m² bookstore-boutique is now modular, reversible, and environmentally responsible, reflecting the values of the Cité des Sciences et de l'Industrie.As both an extension of the museum visit and a destination in its own right, the bookstore-boutique caters to scientists, novices, and families alike.Focusing on knowledge, its offerings are accessible, educational, inclusive, engaged, and locally sourced, with the goal of making science enjoyable for all audiences and fostering critical thinking. It features scientific kits, books, games, souvenirs, and models-most of them made in France with eco-friendly materials-to satisfy curiosity in astronomy, physics and chemistry, mathematics, geography, biology, mineralogy, meteorology... all while respecting people and the planet.This new space also showcases an innovative selection of creations from emerging brands that explore new materials and alternative ways of consuming.Echoing temporary exhibitions and the latest scientific discoveries, the bookstore-boutique hosts numerous events, including product launches, book signings, demonstrations, and contests, making it a hub of experiences and discoveries for all ages and audiences.Visit this bookstore-boutique at 30 Avenue Corentin Cariou - 75019 Paris (Metro Line 7: Porte de la Villette). Open Tuesday to Saturday from 10 AM to 7 PM and Sunday from 10 AM to 7 PM.

Fully renovated to accommodate a thousand animals in optimal welfare conditions and to offer visitors a fully immersive experience, the Paris Zoological Park redefines the relationship between humans and animals in captivity. It offers a true journey into the heart of biodiversity, taking visitors through five biozones-Sahel-Sudan, Patagonia, Guyana, Europe, and Madagascar-under the watchful presence of the iconic 65-meter-high Grand Rocher.The final stop on this journey is the zoo's bookstore and boutique. Created upon the park's reopening in 2014, it is located at both the entrance and exit of the visitor path. Its selection is inspired by the park's biozones and animals. Spanning 500m², the space is designed for all ages-children and adults alike-blending a fun, educational, modern, and eco-friendly approach to raise awareness about the beauty and conservation of species.Plush toys of all sizes take center stage, including a one-meter-tall ostrich plush, and exclusive collections are regularly developed featuring the animals of the zoo and the Natural History Museum, of which the zoological park is a part. Numerous events and activities are organized throughout the year to keep the boutique lively and in sync with the park's latest news.Visit the boutique at the intersection of Avenue Daumesnil and Route de Ceinture du Lac, 75012 Paris.

Originating from a collection gifted to Louis XV, now boasting 30,000 objects and artworks, the National Maritime Museum in Paris will reopen its doors on November 17, 2023, after five years of renovation. The museum's bookstore and boutique, much like the institution itself, serves as a key reference point for all things maritime. Its selection reflects the museum's rich collections and temporary exhibitions, with a strong emphasis on discovery and education.Naval history and its key figures take center stage. Visitors passionate about the sea can rediscover 300 years of maritime adventures through an extensive selection of books and exclusive products, all within a space dedicated to inspiration, sharing, and passing down the history of the oceans.The bookstore features a vast collection of works dedicated to the sea, navigation, and maritime history. As a natural extension of the museum, this boutique stopover aims to raise public awareness of today's and tomorrow's maritime challenges.For young defenders of the ocean, future sailors, and budding oceanographers, the children's section offers an array of educational and entertaining books and objects, particularly focused on environmental issues.Additionally, the concept store introduces an innovative, locally sourced selection that explores new materials and alternative consumption methods. One highlight is the upcycling collection-objects crafted from materials collected and recycled from port sites.The National Maritime Museum embraces an ambitious environmental approach, and the boutique's offerings align with this eco-conscious commitment. Products prioritize biodegradable or recyclable materials, short supply chains, and "Made in France" craftsmanship, all in harmony with both people and the sea.Visit this bookstore and boutique at 17 Place du Trocadéro et du 11 Novembre, 75116 Paris (Metro Line 6, Line 9: Trocadéro).

At the heart of Paris's vibrant artistic scene, Maison Gainsbourg shines as a cultural gem, bearing witness to the legendary legacy and creativity of Serge Gainsbourg. This iconic residence, both a home and a creative sanctuary for the renowned artist, now opens its doors to reveal the many facets of his life and genius.Maison Gainsbourg captures the bold and iconoclastic spirit that defined Gainsbourg as a legendary figure in French music and art. Visitors are immersed in his world through a unique and intimate journey, accompanied by an original soundtrack created by Soundwalk Collective in collaboration with Charlotte Gainsbourg.At 14 rue de Verneuil, the exhibition unfolds in eight chronological chapters, retracing Serge Gainsbourg's life from his early childhood to his passing, showcasing nearly 450 personal objects, archives, and even his signature perfumes. The combination of these two complementary experiences offers visitors both an intimate and a global perspective on the life of this musical genius.Turning dreams into reality is possible-fans can even own the same books or the same Yves Saint Laurent ensemble as Serge Gainsbourg. The bookstore-boutique is a treasure trove for admirers of the artist and enthusiasts of music, art, and culture. It features a carefully curated selection of books and vinyl records from Gainsbourg's personal library, along with exclusive editions and fascinating biographical works that pay tribute to him. The shelves are filled with compilations, albums in CD and vinyl formats, and in-depth musical analyses, allowing visitors to take home a piece of Gainsbourg's legacy and keep his music alive.The café and piano bar of Maison Gainsbourg, Le Gainsbarre, is inspired by the early years of Serge Gainsbourg's musical career, when he worked as a pianist at Flavio in Le Touquet and in Parisian cabarets. A place of conviviality, artistic diffusion, and cultural programming, it serves as the beating heart of Maison Gainsbourg.Visit the bookstore-boutique at 14 rue de Verneuil, 75007 Paris (Metro Lines 1 and 12, Line 4: Saint-Germain-des-Prés).Opening hours: Tuesday to Saturday - Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays, and Sundays from 10 AM to 6 PM.

Inaugurated in 1963, the Matisse Museum houses the donation made by the artist and his heirs to the City of Nice. It is part of the vast heritage complex of the Cimiez site, which includes Roman arenas and ruins, a garden filled with centuries-old olive trees, and the Cimiez Monastery. Designed by François Bodin, the museum has expanded with a new reception area, an auditorium, and a bookstore-boutique inspired by Matisse and the Côte d'Azur. In 2013, La Piscine, a ceramic artwork donated by Claude and Barbara Duthuit, was installed in a dedicated room at the entrance level.Dedicated to the artist and his pure, vibrant palette, the Matisse Museum bookstore-boutique offers a wide selection of objects, including reproductions such as the famous Blue Nude, postcards, stationery, and fashion accessories, all inspired by the museum's collections and its unique temporary exhibitions. This selection is designed to meet the expectations of all visitors, from occasional tourists to devoted admirers of Henri Matisse.The bookstore section features a high-quality selection of monographs, exhibition catalogs, and international editions on Matisse and modern painters. The boutique also highlights local craftsmanship, offering a selection of regional creations and gourmet products, including delicacies from the famous Florian confectionery of Nice-an indulgence Henri Matisse himself would not have resisted.Visit the bookstore-boutique at 164 Avenue des Arènes de Cimiez - 06000 Nice.Opening hours: 10 AM to 6 PM daily, except Mondays (excluding school holidays). From May to November, the boutique remains open until 6 PM, and until 5 PM for the rest of the year.

At the confluence of the Rhône and Saône rivers, the Musée des Confluences is a space where natural sciences, humanities, and social sciences intersect. Its noble mission is to help us understand the history of life and humanity. The museum's collections originate from the now-defunct Guimet Natural History Museum of Lyon and have been enriched over time with items from the Lyon Colonial Museum, as well as thousands of sacred objects and utensils from the Œuvre de la Propagation de la Foi in Lyon. Today, the museum houses approximately 3.5 million objects!The bookstore-boutique of the Musée des Confluences aims to be, like the museum itself, a place of discovery-of Earth, of humanity, and of diverse perspectives. Its offerings are centered around the museum's major themes: the origins and future of humanity, the diversity of cultures and civilizations, and the place of Homo sapiens in the web of life. The selection prioritizes locally made products and reimagines the traditional cabinet of curiosities in a contemporary form. Visitors can wander through the space, browsing books, stationery, jewelry, and unique objects, seeking their own discoveries in an atmosphere of light and shadow reminiscent of the museum itself. Will they follow the trail of the Sioux, rare birds, or Japanese spirits? The mystery awaits...Visit the bookstore-boutique at 86 Quai Perrache, 69002 Lyon.Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday, from 10:30 AM to 6:30 PM.

At the confluence of the Rhône and Saône rivers, the Musée des Confluences is a space where natural sciences, humanities, and social sciences intersect. Its noble mission is to help us understand the history of life and humanity. The museum's collections originate from the now-defunct Guimet Natural History Museum of Lyon and have been enriched over time with items from the Lyon Colonial Museum, as well as thousands of sacred objects and utensils from the Œuvre de la Propagation de la Foi in Lyon. Today, the museum houses approximately 3.5 million objects!The bookstore-boutique of the Musée des Confluences aims to be, like the museum itself, a place of discovery-of Earth, of humanity, and of diverse perspectives. Its offerings are centered around the museum's major themes: the origins and future of humanity, the diversity of cultures and civilizations, and the place of Homo sapiens in the web of life. The selection prioritizes locally made products and reimagines the traditional cabinet of curiosities in a contemporary form. Visitors can wander through the space, browsing books, stationery, jewelry, and unique objects, seeking their own discoveries in an atmosphere of light and shadow reminiscent of the museum itself. Will they follow the trail of the Sioux, rare birds, or Japanese spirits? The mystery awaits...Visit the bookstore-boutique at 86 Quai Perrache, 69002 Lyon.Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday, from 10:30 AM to 6:30 PM.

With an open window onto the Mediterranean, framed by a lace of concrete, the Museum of European and Mediterranean Civilizations (Mucem) has become one of the iconic sites of Marseille. It attracts nearly 1.5 million visitors each year. A symbol of diversity, Mucem explores cultural interactions and shared legacies between Europe and Mediterranean countries. It serves as a bridge between continents, uniting the past and present through its exhibitions, collections, and cultural events. Its reserves house a collection of one million objects, testifying to the stories, arts, and customs that have shaped the rich and complex identity of Europe and the Mediterranean. Everything is designed to guide visitors on a sensory journey, between the sea and the Mistral winds.At the heart of the museum, the bookstore-boutique also celebrates the cultural diversity of Mediterranean countries with a refined selection of books, objects, and creations. It offers a collection of books, specialized publications, and rare manuscripts, covering topics from history and gastronomy to children's tales. There is a wide range of handcrafted objects, homeware, jewelry, and accessories, reflecting the Mediterranean cultural heritage and its centuries-old traditions. Creativity is celebrated with exclusive local and regional brands, inspired by the Phocaean city. The focus is on supporting young creators and craftsmanship, Mediterranean know-how, and raising awareness about the protection of seas and oceans, with an eco-responsible approach.Visit the bookstore-boutique at 1 Esp. J4, 13002 Marseille.Opening hours: Monday to Sunday, from 11 AM to 7 PM, except Tuesdays.

A European leader in outlet centers, McArthurGlen is now present in 10 European countries and is expanding into France. With its third strategically located center just 1 hour from Paris, McArthurGlen Giverny offers a new shopping experience that is accessible to all. This outlet provides privileged access to major brands at discounted prices of up to 70%, in lively, high-end environments.McArthurGlen Paris-Giverny is the group's 27th project.A pioneer of outlet centers in Europe, McArthurGlen continues to enhance its shopping destination concepts. Carefully curated environments, selection of top brands, and a special focus on customer experience are the trademarks of the group.ARTEUM contributed its touch to this project by participating in the creation of the Maison des Métiers d'Art, which offers a promise to discover Normandy through one of its greatest treasures: craftsmanship. With 80 local artisans, over 600 unique creations are showcased, including ceramics, pottery, jewelry, leather goods, painting, wrought iron, cabinetry, glassmaking, and photography, all within a dazzling 400m² boutique. The Maison des Métiers d'Art is also a place for exchange and sharing. Throughout the year, visitors can meet these artisans and participate in workshops.Visit the Maison des Métiers d'Art at Avenue du Capitaine Vandière de Vitrac (27120 Douains).Open daily from 10 AM to 7 PM, except Sundays.

Mythical, mystical, enigmatic, Leonardo da Vinci's "The Last Supper" is one of the most famous paintings in the world. Dating from 1498, it is displayed in the heart of Milan, in the refectory of the former Dominican convent belonging to the Church of Santa Maria delle Grazie. It is a massive fresco, 9 meters long, executed on a plaster surface called intonaco before it was dry. Hence the name "fresco," from the Italian word affresco, meaning "in the fresh."Many preventive measures have been taken to protect the fresco. It must be maintained at room temperature, and access to visitors has been limited to groups of no more than 25 people every 15 minutes.A unique artwork deserves a unique boutique. Timeless, iconic. Arteum, in partnership with its Italian partner Giunti, was chosen to manage the boutique of this exceptional museum. The artwork is offered in its entirety or in detail on a variety of items: stoles, stationery, ceramics, tableware... allowing visitors to take home a fragment of "The Last Supper."Visit this bookstore-boutique at Piazza Santa Maria delle Grazie - 20123 Milan, Italy, from 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM Tuesday to Saturday, and on Sunday from 9:00 AM to 1:45 PM.

Nurturing his love for art and applied arts from a young age, the designer has always cited the Palais de la Porte Dorée as one of his earliest influences. And it is here, in this place that is dear to him and where his vocation was born, that the largest exhibition ever dedicated to the work and imagination of the designer is presented. Designed as an invitation to dive into his overflowing universe, Christian Louboutin: L'Exhibition[niste] explores all facets of his work, filled with numerous references.A wide selection of shoes is displayed, including some that have never been exhibited before. These heritage and artistic pieces are showcased alongside many exclusive collaborations that highlight his passion for craftsmanship and art métiers, such as stained glass made by the Maison du Vitrail, a Sevillian silver palanquin, and a carved cabaret from Bhutan.A small piece of Christian Louboutin's wildly inventive spirit: this is what the bookstore-boutique dedicated to him offers in conjunction with his retrospective exhibition at the Palais de la Porte Dorée. An eclectic universe inspired by art, travel, pop culture, and cabaret. Designed by Arteum in close collaboration with his teams, the collection of exclusive objects and accessories available for sale in the boutique and online store is directly inspired by the pieces found throughout the exhibition journey: porcelain plates, clutches, scarves, postcards with shoe drawings, snow globes, and limited-edition pumps under glass... Unusual, whimsical, extravagant, glamorous, soooo Louboutin!Exhibition finished. The Christian Louboutin: L'Exhibition[niste] exhibition took place from February 26, 2020, to January 3, 2021, at the Palais de la Porte Dorée in Paris.

After showcasing the greatest Anglo-Saxon artists (Bob Marley, The Police, Michael Jackson, The Rolling Stones, Madonna, Supertramp, Neil Young, Sting...), Pascal Bernardin founded Encore Productions in 1987 to diversify into family shows (Disney on Ice, Riverdance, Lord of the Dance, Mamma Mia!, Walking with Dinosaurs...).Since 2009, Encore Productions has been presenting major international exhibitions in France and across Europe (Titanic, Tutankhamun, Jurassic World, Game of Thrones, Harry Potter...).Reinvented Picasso. A world first, the immersive exhibition "Imagine Picasso" invites visitors to walk through giant images and rediscover over 200 of Picasso's paintings. A deep dive into the works to explore their details. Arteum supports this adventure, created by Annabelle Mauger and Julien Baron in collaboration with architect Rudy Ricciotti and art historian Androula Michael. First inaugurated at La Sucrière in Lyon in October 2019, the exhibition continues its global journey to meet new audiences in Europe and worldwide. For the accompanying boutique, specific products were developed in partnership with the Picasso Foundation. A wide range of items is offered to visitors, all exclusive souvenirs from an unforgettable experience.