Museum & Chill podcast: MuMo, the Mobile Museum

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In this new episode of the Museum & Chill podcast, produced by ICOM, we meet Ingrid Brochard, founder of MuMo, the Mobile Museum. This travelling museum of modern and contemporary art aims to bring art to audiences far removed from culture. Ingrid Brochard shares with us her background, the origins of the project, and the challenges encountered in designing a travelling museum.

The MuMo, designed in collaboration with designer Matali Crasset, stands out for its desire to make art accessible to everyone, regardless of their geographical location or social situation. Ingrid Brochard talks to us about the early stages in the creation of the MuMo and its mission to democratise access to art for audiences often left on the margins of cultural institutions. She also talks about the MuMo's future aspirations, in particular its desire to extend its model internationally.

Discover this inspiring episode now on our platform and immerse yourself in the world of MuMo, where art takes to the road to meet everyone.

Laetitia Conort, Digital Communications Coordinator at the International Council of Museums. Before joining ICOM, Laetitia worked in the field of contemporary creation. After a master's degree in museology from the Ecole du Louvre and a master's degree in cultural project management from the Institut d'Etudes Européennes (Paris 8), she specialised in communications and project coordination in the fields of culture and art.

Ingrid Brochard is a woman entrepreneur who is committed to French cultural life. She is the co-founder of the start-up Panoply and the founder of MuMo, a mobile museum of contemporary art for schools and the general public.

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