Bernard Boesch Museum of La Baule

The Bernard Boesch Museum of La Baule is a sort of administrative public utility of the city having an ancillary funding aimed at promoting the design and sharing of artists' works. All this thanks to his Residence of Artists, but also from one side to the other of his exhibition fields and his cultural planning.

The Bernard Boesch Museum begins with the philanthropic determination of Bernard Boesch, a painter and architect, who died in 2005, bequeathing a spectacular gallery completed by a rich and varied collection. By offering their property to the city of La Baule, the Boesch couple have established the desire to create a space for artists to provide them with the necessary conditions for the sustainable evolution of their creation, while subjecting them to a kind of escort which results in the diffusion of their work.

As a goal, the Bernard Boesch Museum's mission is to support creativity and the propagation of artistic works. The site is committed to leading artists in the development of their business, and to advance the general public a diverse artistic planning.

Located in a prestigious setting in the center of La Baule, one of the world's most beautiful bays, which flows from the Pouliguen towns to Pornichet, the Bernard Boesch Museum's mission is to promote the work of artists. An independent workshop house is among other things open and only for local artists.

The construction of the buildings was completed in 2013. Today, the Museum is completely renovated and welcomes visitors in a modern and contrasting atmosphere. With the great support of Cap Atlantique, the General Council of the Heritage Foundation of the city of La Baule, the site reconstruction work has restored the original spirit of Breton style of the early 20th century structure.