"Moon-Art and Co" by Students of the Lycée Albert Ier

© Direction de la Communication - Michael Alesi

As part of the Visual Arts programme for Year 13 classes, a number of students from the Lycée Albert I, who had chosen this subject as an option, devised a unique performance, which they have just presented to all the students and staff of their school. 

To mark the 50^th anniversary of Man's first step on the moon, these students undertook the whole performance, entitled "Moon-Art and Co," as part of their Art History programme. 

Members of the audience therefore had the opportunity: 

-          to be involved in the process of creating a contemporary "cacodylate" work;

-          to immerse themselves in a lunar landscape;

-          to enjoy "lunar" food;

-          to plant a Monegasque flag in lunar ground, leaving their footprints, so this work remains "a small step for Man and a giant leap for Art."

These talented young artists will present their creations to the 2019 Baccalaureate jury next June.