On the occasion of International Women’s Rights Day, the Espace de l’Art Concret – a nationally recognized contemporary art centre in Mouans-Sartoux – and the FAMM in Mougins are joining forces to share a special moment dedicated to the artist Dadamaino (1930–2004), a major figure of the Italian avant-garde and particularly of abstract art, represented in the collections of both institutions.

On Wednesday 11 March 2026, L’Heure FAMM is pleased to welcome Antide Viand, Administrator of the National Monuments of the Alpes-Maritimes, for a lecture on Eileen Gray.

Although their reputation had faded for several decades, both the work and the figure of Eileen Gray regained a leading position from 1968 onwards, following an article by Joseph Rykwert published in Domus magazine. Beyond the aesthetic recognition of her work, Eileen Gray was a complex character, reflective of her time yet also visionary. At the intersection of the influences that nourish contemporary creation, erasing both geographical and conceptual boundaries, her career could be summed up by the name of one of her most emblematic creations: the “Non-Conformist” armchair.

Conference in French.

On Saturday, March 14, 2026, FAMM is pleased to host a guided tour of the exhibition REMINISCENCE, followed by a discovery session of ANTHÉSTÉ skincare, founded by Marinda Scaramanga.

Trained in art and antiquities conservation in Athens and later at the Sorbonne, Marinda Scaramanga specialized in materials chemistry. After observing the presence of harsh components in many cosmetic products, she created ANTHÉSTÉ, a skincare line formulated exclusively with natural compounds, inspired by Mediterranean traditions and developed according to rigorous contemporary scientific standards.

Following the tour, participants will be invited to discover the ANTHÉSTÉ Beauty Elixirs in a dedicated museum space.

On 19 October 2025, FAMM inaugurated REMINISCENCE, the first institutional exhibition in Europe dedicated to the French artist Elizabeth Colomba, based in New York. Curated by Simon de Pury, a leading figure in the art world, the exhibition will take place at the Centre d’Art de Mougins, recently renovated and housed in a medieval building in the heart of the historic village. Organised in partnership with Collecta and in collaboration with the Ville de Mougins, the exhibition will be on view from 18 October 2025 to 6 April 2026.

To mark International Women’s Rights Day, discover the temporary exhibition REMINSCNECE by the artist Elizabeth Colomba through an exceptional theatrical tour.

Actresses will bring to life the women portrayed in the artworks, offering visitors the opportunity to discover and gain a deeper understanding of the inspiring journeys of these emblematic female figures, often forgotten or marginalised. The talented performers from the Moi Jeu theatre workshop, led by Alain Illel, will embody remarkable women such as Mary Ellen Pleasant, Sally Hemings, Harriet Jacobs, and many others.

The tour will unfold in a dynamic, participatory and thought-provoking manner, encouraging dialogue, discussion and reflection on memory, representation and equality.