Education / Media supports

Group visits – Guided visits The Centre Pompidou organises group visits of the Museum and its exhibitions. They can be made with or without a guide. Teachers may come with their class as an autonomous group or use the services of a Centre Pompidou guide for an overall visit, themed visit or workshop. It is obligatory to book for a group visit. Telephone: +33 (0)1 44 78 12 57, Monday to Friday from 9.30 am to 1 pm. Fax: +33 (0)1 44 78 16 73 for bookings from abroad only. The booking must be confirmed by the Booking Department of the Centre Pompidou. For more information on booking practicalities and proposed themed visits take a look at the Group Visits page. Young public's activities Explore www.junior.centrepompidou.fr, the Centre Pompidou's new site for younger audiences ! Technology is evolving. So are ways of exploring art. The Centre Pompidou is running a new website introducing younger audiences to the world of contemporary creation – at any age! Activities are proposed for young audiences in French only (from 2 years of age): The children's gallery proposes fun-filled exhibitions to raise awareness of art and contemporary creation. Workshops on Wednesdays and Saturdays for accompanied children of 2 to 5 years old and 6 to 10 years old. Family Sundays, which group together all sorts of activities around the children's gallery and various workshops. Activities for all the family are also organised every day during the summer holidays. See Agenda / Young Public's Activities for dates, rates and registration details.

Educational Dossiers To prepare your visit, gather some documentation about art, artists or trends you can consult the educational dossiers (in English). You can also consult the list of dossiers available in French. Henri Matisse Pablo Picasso Marcel Duchamp Christian Boltanski Surrealist art New realism Cubism Richard Rogers + Architects The Object in the 20th-Century Art Los angeles - 1955 - 1985, The birth of an art capital Robert Rauschenberg, Combines (1953-1964) Yves Klein. Body, colour, immaterial Vassily Kandinsky