Conférence : Le mouvement moderne, du Bauhaus à Le Corbusier Géraldine Guérin

A national lecturer and art historian, Géraldine Guérin has worked in cultural institutions such as the Louvre Museum, the Institut de France and the Chantilly estate. Now based in Brittany, she offers dynamic guided tours and lectures, in person or by videoconference, with a particular sensitivity to the themes of travel, maritime exploration, Man and his relationship with art.

This lecture series highlights the relationship between art, architecture and industry in twentieth-century Europe. It provides an insight into how mankind came up with architectural and decorative solutions to social change, and offers a better understanding of the way of life of an era, as reflected in its historical context.