Venice Revealed

Grand Palais Immersif is a new venue, dedicated to programming immersive exhibitions, which will open in Paris this September. 

The invention of Venice is nothing short of a miracle, and this is what the exhibition Venice Revealed aims to help visitors discover and experience. A miracle of engineering, architecture and art, for several centuries this peerless city built on the unstable mud of a lagoon has been fighting the sea, which represents both a merciless threat and the source of its immense wealth. As they explore, visitors unearth the countless secrets and treasures that escape the eye when strolling through the city. To walk through walls and discover what hides behind them is the dream of all lovers of Venice, and is made a reality by the exhibition Venice Revealed.

this exhibition is co-produced by Grand Palais Immersif (a subsidiary of the Rmn - Grand Palais) and Iconem in collaboration with the Fondazione Musei Civici di Venezia.

 

chief curator: Gabriella Belli, Director of the Fondazione Musei Civici di Venezia, with the collaboration of Elena Marchetti, Curator, Fondazione Musei Civici di Venezia.

associate curator: Yves Ubelmann, President of ICONEM

music: David Chalmin

set design: Agence Clémence Farrell

graphics: Bénédicte Rolland

lighting design: Aura studio

audiovisual production: ICONEM

audiovisual production of interactives: Museomaniac

imaginary Acqua Alta production: Elisabeth Jonniaux and Yves Ubelmann

Tours of 15th century Venice, produced in partnership with Ubisoft using the models of the game Assassin’s Creed, amplify the public’s immersion by virtually projecting them into the city’s spaces.

Grand Palais Immersif : 110, rue de Lyon - 75012 Paris (Metro Ligne 1 : Bastille)

Monday from 12pm to 7.30pm

Weekly closing on Tuesday

Wednesday evenings opening until 9pm

Thursday to Sunday from 10am to 7.30pm

Grand Palais Immersif : 110, rue de Lyon - 75012 Paris (Métro Ligne 1 : Bastille)

€ 14 (jobseekers)
€ 12 (6-25 years)
€6 (tax credits, special solidarity allowance, minimum old-age pension, schoolchildren)
free for children under 6 years