Ecosystems
From mountain streams to coral reefs, from the Great African lakes to the flood plains of Asia and America, find here the tropical aquatic environments presented at the Tropical Aquarium.
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Borders. Studiyng margins to question the world - mobile exhibition
Borders : Observing the Margins to Question the World explores the complex and evolving concept of the border. On a global scale, the exhibition examines its multiple uses: as a source of profit and exploitation, a means of subsistence, a line of demarcation, and also as a living space. It also addresses the dynamics of crossing borders, highlighting human realities that are often overlooked.
Ciao Italia ! These Italian immigrants who shaped France – mobile exhibition
The mobile exhibition Ciao Italia ! explores the history of Italian immigration and its contributions to French society and culture.
Mondes Tsiganes. A photographic history (1860-1980)
The mobile exhibition Mondes Tsiganes was taken from the temporary exhibition held at the Musée National de l’Histoire de l’Immigration in Paris in 2018. It helps to deconstruct negative images of populations viewed as foreign to the societies they live in, particularly in France.
Thinking outside the boxes. Comics and migration - mobile exhibition
How does comic art address the issue of migration? At the intersection of cultural history and the history of immigration, the mobile exhibition Sortir des cases (Thinking outside the boxes) focuses on the authors who have progressively taken up this subject. It also highlights a dual evolution: comic narratives have changed over time, as have the representations of migration and the foreigner.
Research
The Palais de la Porte Dorée pursues an ambitious research policy and contributes to the vitality of scholarship in the fields of the humanities and social sciences, as well as environmental sciences.
The Museum’s collections
Work on putting together the collection of the Musée National de l’Histoire de l’Immigration began in 2005. It currently counts more than 6000 cultural objects that are the property of the State, and continues to be added to every year via the acquisition committee.
Request a loan
The collections of the Musée National de l’Histoire de l’Immigration can be made available temporarily to museums and cultural institutions for exhibition projects, under certain conditions. You can start by contacting the curators via prets-mnhi@palais-portedoree.fr to determine the conditions and availability.