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ACTIVE EVENTS

TMC in Madness: TV Games & Ads

Join us on Thursday, December 12, 2024, at 7 pm in the Small Room for a nostalgic evening revisiting Télé Monte-Carlo’s classic TV game shows and advertisements. This 60-minute program, “TMC in Madness,” will showcase memorable shows like Immediate Embarkation (1965), The Millionaire (1965), Marguerite 67 (1967), and Le Francophonissime (1969). The event will also feature vintage advertisements, reflecting the station’s innovative spirit under director Jacques Antoine, who revolutionized game show programming.

83-85 Bd du Jardin Exotique, 98000 Monaco, Monaco

Contemporary Reuses of Amateur Film #3: “Mom Tears Up” by Emilie Brisavoine (2023)

Join us on Wednesday, November 20, 2024, at 7 pm in the Small Room for the opening of the 3rd REC.Forward symposium, featuring a screening of Mom Tears Up (2023). Directed by Emilie Brisavoine, this intimate film explores her complex relationship with her mother through personal archives and digital tools. The filmmaker will be present for a discussion.

 

83-85 Bd du Jardin Exotique, 98000 Monaco, Monaco

Cinema at the heart of TMC – Productions of Télé Monte-Carlo

Join an exclusive screening that showcases unique portraits of Francis Blanche, Gaby Morlay, Michel Simon, and Jean Cocteau, created for Télé Monte-Carlo. This session explores how TMC became a pioneer in cinema-focused programming, featuring interviews and behind-the-scenes moments from the golden era of film.

Details:

  • Date: Wednesday, October 30, 2024
  • Time: 7:00 PM
  • Venue: Small room
  • Overview: A 60-minute program highlighting interviews and moments from the TMC archives, featuring iconic stars like Francis Blanche, Gaby Morlay, Michel Simon, and Jean Cocteau.
83-85 Bd du Jardin Exotique, 98000 Monaco, Monaco

Exhibition – “The Early Days of Télé Monte-Carlo, 1954-1974​” (Friday)

The Institut Audiovisuel de Monaco presents a captivating exhibition titled “The Early Days of Télé Monte-Carlo, 1954-1974” from March 25, 2024, to January 31, 2025. This extensive showcase offers visitors a unique journey through the first two decades of Monaco’s pioneering television channel.

Practical Information:
– Venue: Institut Audiovisuel de Monaco
– Dates: March 25, 2024 – January 31, 2025
– Opening Hours: 10 am to 5:30 pm (Monday to Thursday)
10 am to 5 pm (Fridays)
– Closed on weekends (presumed, based on given information)

Exhibition Highlights:

1. Historical Perspective: The exhibition focuses on Télé Monte-Carlo, launched in 1954, providing insights into the early years of television broadcasting in the Principality.

2. Archival Treasures: Visitors can explore a carefully curated selection of archives and objects that bring to life the nascent days of color television.

3. Diverse Collections: The exhibition features items from multiple sources:
– Archives entrusted by Télé Monte-Carlo
– Documents from partner institutions
– Materials on loan from private collectors

4. Technological Evolution: The showcase likely includes early television equipment, giving visitors a tangible sense of the technological advancements in broadcasting over those two decades.

5. Cultural Impact: Through its displays, the exhibition will illustrate how Télé Monte-Carlo influenced and reflected Monégasque culture and society during this formative period.

This long-running exhibition provides ample opportunity for locals and tourists alike to explore this fascinating chapter in Monaco’s media history. It’s an ideal destination for television enthusiasts, history buffs, and anyone interested in the cultural evolution of the Principality.

The “Cabinet of Curiosities” format suggests an intimate, detailed look at this period, promising a rich and engaging experience for visitors. This exhibition not only celebrates the history of Télé Monte-Carlo but also highlights the important role of the Audiovisual Institute of Monaco in preserving and showcasing the Principality’s media heritage.

83-85 Bd du Jardin Exotique, 98000 Monaco, Monaco

Exhibition – “The Early Days of Télé Monte-Carlo, 1954-1974​” (Thursday)

The Institut Audiovisuel de Monaco presents a captivating exhibition titled “The Early Days of Télé Monte-Carlo, 1954-1974” from March 25, 2024, to January 31, 2025. This extensive showcase offers visitors a unique journey through the first two decades of Monaco’s pioneering television channel.

Practical Information:
– Venue: Institut Audiovisuel de Monaco
– Dates: March 25, 2024 – January 31, 2025
– Opening Hours: 10 am to 5:30 pm (Monday to Thursday)
10 am to 5 pm (Fridays)
– Closed on weekends (presumed, based on given information)

Exhibition Highlights:

1. Historical Perspective: The exhibition focuses on Télé Monte-Carlo, launched in 1954, providing insights into the early years of television broadcasting in the Principality.

2. Archival Treasures: Visitors can explore a carefully curated selection of archives and objects that bring to life the nascent days of color television.

3. Diverse Collections: The exhibition features items from multiple sources:
– Archives entrusted by Télé Monte-Carlo
– Documents from partner institutions
– Materials on loan from private collectors

4. Technological Evolution: The showcase likely includes early television equipment, giving visitors a tangible sense of the technological advancements in broadcasting over those two decades.

5. Cultural Impact: Through its displays, the exhibition will illustrate how Télé Monte-Carlo influenced and reflected Monégasque culture and society during this formative period.

This long-running exhibition provides ample opportunity for locals and tourists alike to explore this fascinating chapter in Monaco’s media history. It’s an ideal destination for television enthusiasts, history buffs, and anyone interested in the cultural evolution of the Principality.

The “Cabinet of Curiosities” format suggests an intimate, detailed look at this period, promising a rich and engaging experience for visitors. This exhibition not only celebrates the history of Télé Monte-Carlo but also highlights the important role of the Audiovisual Institute of Monaco in preserving and showcasing the Principality’s media heritage.

83-85 Bd du Jardin Exotique, 98000 Monaco, Monaco

Exhibition – “The Early Days of Télé Monte-Carlo, 1954-1974​” (Wednesday)

The Institut Audiovisuel de Monaco presents a captivating exhibition titled “The Early Days of Télé Monte-Carlo, 1954-1974” from March 25, 2024, to January 31, 2025. This extensive showcase offers visitors a unique journey through the first two decades of Monaco’s pioneering television channel.

Practical Information:
– Venue: Institut Audiovisuel de Monaco
– Dates: March 25, 2024 – January 31, 2025
– Opening Hours: 10 am to 5:30 pm (Monday to Thursday)
10 am to 5 pm (Fridays)
– Closed on weekends (presumed, based on given information)

Exhibition Highlights:

1. Historical Perspective: The exhibition focuses on Télé Monte-Carlo, launched in 1954, providing insights into the early years of television broadcasting in the Principality.

2. Archival Treasures: Visitors can explore a carefully curated selection of archives and objects that bring to life the nascent days of color television.

3. Diverse Collections: The exhibition features items from multiple sources:
– Archives entrusted by Télé Monte-Carlo
– Documents from partner institutions
– Materials on loan from private collectors

4. Technological Evolution: The showcase likely includes early television equipment, giving visitors a tangible sense of the technological advancements in broadcasting over those two decades.

5. Cultural Impact: Through its displays, the exhibition will illustrate how Télé Monte-Carlo influenced and reflected Monégasque culture and society during this formative period.

This long-running exhibition provides ample opportunity for locals and tourists alike to explore this fascinating chapter in Monaco’s media history. It’s an ideal destination for television enthusiasts, history buffs, and anyone interested in the cultural evolution of the Principality.

The “Cabinet of Curiosities” format suggests an intimate, detailed look at this period, promising a rich and engaging experience for visitors. This exhibition not only celebrates the history of Télé Monte-Carlo but also highlights the important role of the Audiovisual Institute of Monaco in preserving and showcasing the Principality’s media heritage.

83-85 Bd du Jardin Exotique, 98000 Monaco, Monaco

Exhibition – “The Early Days of Télé Monte-Carlo, 1954-1974​” (Tuesday)

The Institut Audiovisuel de Monaco presents a captivating exhibition titled “The Early Days of Télé Monte-Carlo, 1954-1974” from March 25, 2024, to January 31, 2025. This extensive showcase offers visitors a unique journey through the first two decades of Monaco’s pioneering television channel.

Practical Information:
– Venue: Institut Audiovisuel de Monaco
– Dates: March 25, 2024 – January 31, 2025
– Opening Hours: 10 am to 5:30 pm (Monday to Thursday)
10 am to 5 pm (Fridays)
– Closed on weekends (presumed, based on given information)

Exhibition Highlights:

1. Historical Perspective: The exhibition focuses on Télé Monte-Carlo, launched in 1954, providing insights into the early years of television broadcasting in the Principality.

2. Archival Treasures: Visitors can explore a carefully curated selection of archives and objects that bring to life the nascent days of color television.

3. Diverse Collections: The exhibition features items from multiple sources:
– Archives entrusted by Télé Monte-Carlo
– Documents from partner institutions
– Materials on loan from private collectors

4. Technological Evolution: The showcase likely includes early television equipment, giving visitors a tangible sense of the technological advancements in broadcasting over those two decades.

5. Cultural Impact: Through its displays, the exhibition will illustrate how Télé Monte-Carlo influenced and reflected Monégasque culture and society during this formative period.

This long-running exhibition provides ample opportunity for locals and tourists alike to explore this fascinating chapter in Monaco’s media history. It’s an ideal destination for television enthusiasts, history buffs, and anyone interested in the cultural evolution of the Principality.

The “Cabinet of Curiosities” format suggests an intimate, detailed look at this period, promising a rich and engaging experience for visitors. This exhibition not only celebrates the history of Télé Monte-Carlo but also highlights the important role of the Audiovisual Institute of Monaco in preserving and showcasing the Principality’s media heritage.

83-85 Bd du Jardin Exotique, 98000 Monaco, Monaco

Exhibition – “The Early Days of Télé Monte-Carlo, 1954-1974​” (Monday)

The Institut Audiovisuel de Monaco presents a captivating exhibition titled “The Early Days of Télé Monte-Carlo, 1954-1974” from March 25, 2024, to January 31, 2025. This extensive showcase offers visitors a unique journey through the first two decades of Monaco’s pioneering television channel.

Practical Information:
– Venue: Institut Audiovisuel de Monaco
– Dates: March 25, 2024 – January 31, 2025
– Opening Hours: 10 am to 5:30 pm (Monday to Thursday)
10 am to 5 pm (Fridays)
– Closed on weekends (presumed, based on given information)

Exhibition Highlights:

1. Historical Perspective: The exhibition focuses on Télé Monte-Carlo, launched in 1954, providing insights into the early years of television broadcasting in the Principality.

2. Archival Treasures: Visitors can explore a carefully curated selection of archives and objects that bring to life the nascent days of color television.

3. Diverse Collections: The exhibition features items from multiple sources:
– Archives entrusted by Télé Monte-Carlo
– Documents from partner institutions
– Materials on loan from private collectors

4. Technological Evolution: The showcase likely includes early television equipment, giving visitors a tangible sense of the technological advancements in broadcasting over those two decades.

5. Cultural Impact: Through its displays, the exhibition will illustrate how Télé Monte-Carlo influenced and reflected Monégasque culture and society during this formative period.

This long-running exhibition provides ample opportunity for locals and tourists alike to explore this fascinating chapter in Monaco’s media history. It’s an ideal destination for television enthusiasts, history buffs, and anyone interested in the cultural evolution of the Principality.

The “Cabinet of Curiosities” format suggests an intimate, detailed look at this period, promising a rich and engaging experience for visitors. This exhibition not only celebrates the history of Télé Monte-Carlo but also highlights the important role of the Audiovisual Institute of Monaco in preserving and showcasing the Principality’s media heritage.

83-85 Bd du Jardin Exotique, 98000 Monaco, Monaco

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