Artistic events
AMPA organises and supports socially engaged artistic events — theatre productions, film screenings, exhibitions, flash mobs, concerts and ballet performances — to raise awareness of Alzheimer’s disease in a different way, encourage dialogue and create opportunities for people to come together that are accessible to all.
Concert - Show in aid of AMPA, performed by Elie Semoun. Presented by Oliver Delacroix, and by the evening's patrons Adriana Karembeu and Patrick Duffy.
For World Alzheimer’s Day 2015, AMPA hosted the play "La Confusionite"—a comedy about Alzheimer’s disease written by Colette and Valérie Roumanoff.
For World Alzheimer’s Day 2011, AMPA helped organize a performance of the play “Ma Mémoire part en vacances (“My Memory Goes on Vacation”)—written by and featuring Evelyne and Alain Azéma—in the Principality on September 30, 2011
On October 30, 2012, AMPA hosted the exhibition "The Color of Thought"—created by the Hebrew University of Jerusalem—in Monaco
This ambitious project is the culmination of work carried out in 2012 by professionals from Monaco’s gerontological institutions, in collaboration with patients and their families.
On September 22, 2011, a prestigious classical music concert featuring the Nice Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Philippe Auguin, took place in the Salle Garnier at the Monte-Carlo Opera.
AMPA supported photographer Cathy Greenblat for her exhibition "Arts and Minds," held during the Art and Alzheimer’s conference organized by AMPA in the Principality in 2011.
This ballet was encouraged and supported by AMPA with the goal of raising public awareness about Alzheimer’s disease, on the occasion of World Alzheimer’s Day, held on September 21, 2013, in Monaco.
In 2011, the AMPA, the France Alzheimer 06 association, the Alzheimer Trait d’Union association, the Centre Speranza Albert II in Monaco, and all the day-care centers across the Alpes-Maritimes department joined forces to organize a kite-flying event, aimed at raising...
Exhibition of works created by the "guests" of the Centre Speranza - Albert II of Monaco.