Horizon

Culture August 1, 2026 → September 30, 2026

About the event

The “Horizon” exhibition at the Berck-sur-Mer Museum explores a familiar concept: the horizon line. This perceptual construct—a figure of the imagination and a framework for our relationship with the world—marks the boundary of what we see, while symbolizing what we strive toward. The exhibition brings together painters from the Berck School in a display where aligned horizons invite visitors on an imaginary stroll along the shore, from the beach to the dunes, from dusk to dawn. The “Horizon” exhibition will take place at the Berck-sur-Mer Museum on August 1, 2026.

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Aug 1

August 1, 2026 → September 30, 2026 Time TBC

Venue 60 Rue de l'Impératrice, 62600 Berck, France
Price Free
Category Culture

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Musée de Berck-sur-Mer

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"Horizon" Exhibition at the Opale Sud Museum

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