Centre de création contemporaine Olivier-Debré, Contemporary art center in Tours, France.
The Centre de Création Contemporaine Olivier-Debré is a contemporary art museum in Tours with three distinct exhibition spaces designed to showcase modern works in different ways. Each room has its own character, from intimate gallery spaces to a soaring central area, allowing artworks to be presented in varied settings.
The museum opened in 2017 and was named after the French painter Olivier Debré to honor his artistic legacy. It was designed by architects Aires Mateus to serve as a contemporary venue for modern artistic expression.
The exhibition program features ten annual shows displaying international contemporary artworks, supported by workshops, guided tours, and educational conferences.
The center is open from Wednesday through Sunday for visitors who wish to explore the exhibitions. Before planning your visit, check current opening hours as they may vary seasonally.
The black gallery specializes in color experimentation through Norwegian artists' works, while the white gallery enhances artwork presentation with neutral surfaces.
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