Tenir tête, the immersive exhibition in the Galerie des Enfants at the Centre Georges Pompidou

After hosting last year's Plantamouves , the Galerie des Enfants, a must-see spot for children at the Centre Georges Pompidou, inaugurated its latest exhibition on May 29, 2024. A truly immersive installation, Tenir tête is the work of author and illustrator Marion Fayolle. Are you ready for a truly exotic family trip?

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At Tenir tête, Marion Fayolle invites you on a voyage of discovery, introducing young and old alike to the nomadic camp in this immersive exhibition, where visitors can step inside the various "tents". Conceived as a veritable bivouac, the exhibition recalls vacations and outdoor activities, with three large tents harboring workshops within.

Tenir tête is open to children (accompanied by at least one adult) from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. every day except Tuesdays: to discover it, go to the Galerie des Enfants (level 1 of the Centre Georges Pompidou). Admission is €15 per person at full price, with children under 18 free. So, from now until January 6, 2025 , discover this fun and unusual installation at the Centre Georges Pompidou!