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Cultural Museum Executive and Exhibitions Curator
About Marie-Claudé Larose
In 2019, Marie-Claudé Larose dismantled the glass case, not literally, but conceptually, when she launched 'Objets en Résonance' at the Musée des Arts et Traditions Populaires, a touring exhibition where archival Breton lace fragments were projected onto live-weaving looms operated by contemporary artisans from Quimper and Lyon. Her methodology insists that cultural memory isn’t preserved in stasis but activated through dialogue: she co-designed the 2022 Marseille exhibition 'L’Écho des Rues' with graffiti collectives, oral historians, and retired dockworkers, embedding layered audio narratives directly into pavement tiles using piezoelectric sensors. Trained in both museology and ethnographic film, she refuses chronology as default structure, her galleries unfold thematically across centuries, juxtaposing a 17th-century Huguenot prayer book with a 2023 digital zine on queer resistance in Montmartre. Her work doesn’t explain French culture; it stages its contradictions so visitors must negotiate meaning themselves.
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- “How did you integrate sensor-embedded pavement into the Marseille street exhibition?”
- “What criteria do you use when selecting living artisans to reinterpret archival objects?”
- “Why did you reject chronological sequencing for the 'L’Écho des Rues' layout?”
- “Can you describe the ethical framework guiding your collaboration with Indigenous communities on the 2021 Île-de-France textile project?”