MucemLab
At the crossroads of research, creation and heritage, the MucemLab offers meetings, seminars, colloquia and training courses throughout the year.
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Session 5. Tin cans
Life, death, time.
On Wednesday, Dec 10, 2025
at 11h
Fort Saint-Jean / MucemLab
- Free of charge
Session 3: Disabled people
Anachronistic
Anachroniques is a reading and discussion collective which, in a spirit of popular education, proposes to explore social and human sciences together through literary, historical or philosophical texts. For this session : Jasbir K. Puar, “Critical Disability Studies and the Question of Palestine. Towards a decolonization of disability”, translated in Crip Genealogies, edited by Mel Y. Chen, Alison Kafer, Eunjung Kim, Julie Avril Minich, Therí Alyce Pickens, 2023 (at...On Friday, Dec 19, 2025
at 15h
Fort Saint-Jean / MucemLab
- Free of charge
Archive communities
Some communities have tried to tell their stories through artistic, writing and archiving practices that teach us how they tell their own stories.
The objects that remain, and those that continue to be fashioned today, are so many “little stories” linked by “common gestures”, “gestures of thought and language, […] technical and relational gestures, […] material and immaterial gestures” that give rise to a memory of the community, sometimes through its struggles to exist. How can we reconstruct the history of a community through what it has left behind: traces, objects, archives? How can...On Friday, Dec 5, 2025
at 14h
J4 / Auditorium, Forum & Fort Saint-Jean / MucemLab
MucemLab highlights
Exhibitions and collections: to find out more
MucemLab goes behind the scenes of the museum and reveals the invisible face of its scientific activity by supporting the preparation of exhibitions or reflection on the museum’s collections, its role and professional practices: visit-meetings around current exhibitions, “expographic workshops” to prepare the itinerary of a forthcoming exhibition, colloquia on a theme highlighted by the museum’s programming, museological reflection on the exhibition form, on the history and typology of the collections, on the social and political stakes of the museum.
Ways of doing, ways of seeing: artistic creation and research
The museum is a space for experimentation, where research and art cross-fertilize their views of our societies, and draw mutual inspiration from their respective approaches: how can documentary data on societies be made sensitive in collections and exhibitions? How can we encourage collaboration between researchers and artists, and compare their points of view and methods? How can we develop sensitive writings through artistic practices based on research, or conversely, through alternative research writings?
Around the world
Seminars and colloquia offered to the public by partners to understand the research conducted on the issues, dynamics and political, social and anthropological transformations of societies: population mobility, resources and the environment, gender transformations, digitalization and digital transformation…
Institut méditerranéen des métiers du patrimoine (I2mp)
Mucem and the Institut National du Patrimoine have joined forces to offer advanced training courses in museum professions and heritage conservation and restoration. These courses are reserved for professionals.
Find out more about the detailed training program.
Prices, conditions of access and information from Inp: formation.permanente@inp.fr
Regional courses at the Ecole du Louvre
From September to June, an art history course offered by the École du Louvre, held in the Mucem Auditorium.
Prices and registration with the École du Louvre