MO.CO

Access preferences

Animals (Animals)

Service dogs and canes with tips are allowed in the exhibition areas.

Auditive accessibility (None)

Visits and workshops in French Sign Language are offered at MO.CO. and MO.CO. Panacée. A mediator accompanied by an interpreter in French Sign Language introduces the exhibition to deaf and hard of hearing people. These visits can be followed by an artistic practice workshop at MO.CO. Panacée.

Easy understanding (Easy Read & Understanding)

Throughout the course of the exhibition season our visitor services devise and design a program of visits, workshops, and encounters around the exhibitions. Our cultural mediators have developed resources—visitor brochures, teaching materials, younger visitor leaflets—and mediation tools to help children and adults alike understand more about contemporary art today.

General Accesibility in the Museum (Getting there)

At MO.CO., adapted elevators provide access to the exhibition halls, upstairs and in the basement.
At MO.CO. Panacée, the exhibition spaces and the café are on the ground floor. An elevator provides access to the toilet.

Multisensory visits (Multisensory Experiences)

“Sensitive” visits are organized during each exhibition. These tours, adapted for the blind and visually impaired, allow visitors to discover the exhibitions using tactile tools reproducing a selection of works.

Tours and Workshops (Easy Read & Understanding)

Time for debate:
Art historians, art students, or sector professionals, MOCO’s cultural mediators are in attendance throughout the exhibition space during opening hours. They embody MOCO’s commitment to provide visitors, art lovers, and inquisitive minds with the opportunity to develop their critical thinking and establish a dialog with the works and the artists.
This mediator support is free and available to all.