Gâteau d'amour, vers 1970, Serbie, Europe. Matière comestible, impression sur papier © Mucem / Marianne Kuhn
Gâteau d'amour, vers 1970, Serbie, Europe. Matière comestible, impression sur papier © Mucem / Marianne Kuhn
Guided Tour

Guided Tours in French Sign Language of “Manger les images”

Exhibition tours in French Sign Language

  • Deaf and hard of hearing-
  • Disabled

Mucem offers guided tours in LSF (French Sign Language). Come and discover the Mucem exhibitions with your family or friends.

Eating a picture—what a strange idea! And yet we’ve never stopped feasting on them, from the earliest antiquity to the present day, especially in Europe and the Mediterranean. So how can we explain this attitude toward them?

The exhibition “Eating Images” reveals how ingesting a figurative object allows us to bring into the darkness of our bodies that which has the power to heal us, protect us, and transform us—but also provides us with the means to learn, to resist, to play, to dream, and to participate in the life of dedicated communities.

Mucem offers guided tours in LSF (French Sign Language). Come and discover the Mucem exhibitions with your family or friends.

"Love Cake," circa 1970, Serbia, Europe. Edible material, print on paper © Mucem / Marianne Kuhn

Trailer for the exhibition “Eating Images”

Eating a picture—what a strange idea! And yet we’ve never stopped feasting on them, from the earliest antiquity to the present day, especially in Europe and the Mediterranean. So how can we explain this attitude toward them?

The exhibition “Eating Images” reveals how ingesting a figurative object allows us to bring into the darkness of our bodies that which has the power to heal us, protect us, and transform us—but also provides us with the means to learn, to resist, to play, to dream, and to participate in the life of dedicated communities.