From last September until February 2022, the City of Nice offers an artistic and cultural program in tribute to Albert Camus, “in the midst of winter, an invincible summer.” Starting this Friday, December 10th, the exhibition “Albert Camus or the Thought of Noon” is accessible at the Louis Nucéra Library.
On Thursday, December 9th, the inauguration of the exhibition dedicated to Albert Camus took place, notably with the presence of his daughter Catherine Camus. This exhibition will be held at the Louis Nucéra Library until next February 27th.
Through this exhibition, you will discover a biography of the author of The Plague, the Nobel Prize in Literature he received in 1957, a space showcasing the various sources of inspiration for Camus, and a space dedicated to “Camus and Algeria”…
The layout of this exhibition is intended to be “evolutionary”, “following Albert Camus as a writer of the past, present, and future world”, according to the exhibition’s scenographer.
Thus, this exhibition is aimed at all those who wish to discover, rediscover, or get to know the author of The Stranger a little better.
