Art Explora Festival

Cultural Odyssey in the Mediterranean

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DISCOVER THE FESTIVAL!

The Art Explora Festival is a travelling festival that sails across the seas and oceans on board the world’s first museum boat, bringing visitors innovative artistic and cultural experiences free of charge. 

The festival takes place on board the museum boat, as well as quayside in exhibition pavilions and in a range of venues in the host cities. On its first journey from spring 2024 to autumn 2027, the festival will travel to 15 countries in the Mediterranean. 

At the end of October, we’re heading to Limassol!

October 25 – November 4

Reservations available soon

After its stopover in Greece, the Art Explora Festival sets sail for Limassol, Cyprus! From October 25 to November 5, 2025, embark on eleven free days of artistic and cultural experiences: dance, music, cinema, and performances for everyone.

Prepare your visit with Art Explora Academy

The e-learning course “Women in Art in the Mediterranean” is waiting for you!

 

On the occasion of the Art Explora Festival, the floating museum presents an exhibition on female figures in the Mediterranean, in exceptional collaboration with the Louvre Museum. How are women represented in the arts? What clichés are (too) often associated with them? And what is their role in creation?

To find out, explore our 4-episode course: set sail for the Mediterranean countries and embark on a journey through time and cultures!

 

 

The audio guide in your pocket

 

Find the podcast of the exhibition Under The Azure, presented in the Festival’s central pavilion.

 

 

Under The Azure is an exhibition that pays tribute to the Mediterranean Sea, to the imagination it evokes, the fear it inspires, and the ancient and contemporary myths linked to it. Under The Azure draws on the evocative power of this singular sea and the visions it inspires. In the form of a marine ballet, it recreates aquatic spaces and immerses visitors 20,000 leagues under the sea.