On Saturday, March 14, 2026, FAMM is pleased to host a guided tour of the exhibition REMINISCENCE, followed by a discovery session of ANTHÉSTÉ skincare, founded by Marinda Scaramanga.

Trained in art and antiquities conservation in Athens and later at the Sorbonne, Marinda Scaramanga specialized in materials chemistry. After observing the presence of harsh components in many cosmetic products, she created ANTHÉSTÉ, a skincare line formulated exclusively with natural compounds, inspired by Mediterranean traditions and developed according to rigorous contemporary scientific standards.

Following the tour, participants will be invited to discover the ANTHÉSTÉ Beauty Elixirs in a dedicated museum space.

Entering Le Corbusier’s studio at just twenty-four, Charlotte Perriand did more than simply contribute to the modernist movement—she reshaped its boundaries. In a field dominated by male figures, she gradually established an intellectual and aesthetic authority that went beyond the question of individual recognition.

This lecture proposes to revisit her career through a dual perspective: that of a woman asserting her legitimacy in the fields of architecture and design in the twentieth century, and that of a creator deeply committed to a social vision of modernity. For Perriand, the goal was not merely to design new forms, but to transform the ways people live, work, and exist together.

Charlotte Perriand, a modernist pioneer, shaped a socially driven vision of design, transforming ways of living while asserting her place in a male-dominated field.

On 19 October 2025, FAMM inaugurated REMINISCENCE, the first institutional exhibition in Europe dedicated to the French artist Elizabeth Colomba, based in New York. Curated by Simon de Pury, a leading figure in the art world, the exhibition will take place at the Centre d’Art de Mougins, recently renovated and housed in a medieval building in the heart of the historic village. Organised in partnership with Collecta and in collaboration with the Ville de Mougins, the exhibition will be on view from 18 October 2025 to 6 April 2026.