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One summer 2024 by BOBY

The National Sport Museum unveils its first exhibition "Hors-series" in connection with the legacy of the Olympic and Paralympic Games of Paris 2024 and leaves a blank card in BOBY, official photographer of the event. A free exhibition to discover in Nice from 1 June.

The Paris 2024 Games made France shine around the world. The grandiose ceremonies, sporting exploits, prestigious events sites and the tremendous popular enthusiasm of fans from all over the world have made these Games a huge success.

The eye of BOBY

Photographer of instinct, BOBY (@odieuxboby) looks at what remains invisible to the eyes of the greatest number. Muni of his devices, he crossed the Games of Paris 2024 as an infinite playground. At home, no pose or staging: everything fades away from the natural and magic of this summer 2024.

His photos, including those of the Olympic Vasque or the BMX, have toured the world. Nearly 300 of them will be presented from June 1st to September 20th at the National Sport Museum, in free access.

A new opportunity to get back into the enchanted parenthesis of Paris 2024, this time through the eyes of one of the most talented photographers of his generation.

The "hors-series" programming in connection with the exhibition A summer 2024
Since February, the National Sport Museum has been present A 2024 summer, an exhibition designed over 500 m2 as a real "Museum of the Games".

With an immersive and moving scenography, it allows the public to revisit this collective happiness and to fall back in a summer like no other.

It is with this same objective of valorizing and celebrating this Olympic heritage, with the eyes laughed at the Alps 2030, that the "Hors-series" programming is developed around this exhibition.

Practical information

  • From June 1 to September 20 in the lobby of the National Sport Museum.
  • Free access.
  • Inauguration on June 1 at 6:30 pm in the presence of the artist.

Date

dim. 20 sept., 08:00

Location

National Sport Museum, 6 allée Camille Muffat

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