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.

On the occasion of the European Night of Museums, a sensory guided tour organised in collaboration with the brand ANTHÉSTÉ will begin at 7 pm at the museum. It will be followed by a skincare discovery session led by Marinda Scaramanga, founder of the house. Trained as an art conservator in Athens before continuing her studies at the Sorbonne, Marinda Scaramanga founded ANTHÉSTÉ after observing that many everyday cosmetic products contained compounds she chose to avoid in order to protect her skin. Drawing on a millennia-old Mediterranean tradition, the house offers a range formulated exclusively from natural ingredients, transforming daily rituals into a true artistic process.

At the end of the guided tour, participants will be invited to discover and experience the ANTHÉSTÉ Beauty Elixirs in a dedicated space within the museum.

Once a year, museums come alive after dark. This year once again, the FAMM will open its doors late on 23 May, from 6 pm to 10 pm, for the European Night of Museums. It is also a chance to experience the museum in a new light: a recent rehang has transformed the galleries, offering a fresh perspective on the collections. A wonderful opportunity to (re)discover the FAMM in a unique atmosphere!

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 17th May 2026.