Open University of Versailles - Frontiers: observing the margins to question the world

From Monday 16 March to Saturday 11 April 2026

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday

09:00 to 18:00

Saturday

09:00 to 12:00

Location : Université Ouverte de Versailles

Destination

6 impasse des Gendarmes - Entrée B

78000

Versailles

GPS coordinates

Latitude : 48.800427

Longitude : 2.13078

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Université ouverte de Versailles - Frontières, observer les marges pour question

Phone : +33 1 30 97 83 90

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Location

Université Ouverte de Versailles

6 impasse des Gendarmes - Entrée B

78000

Versailles

Presentation

Exhibition designed and loaned by the National Museum of Immigration History.

Borders. Observing the margins to question the world examines the ambiguous and evolving concept of borders. It addresses, on a global scale, the different uses of borders, as a source of profit, exploitation, a means of subsistence, a demarcation, but also as a place of life. It also addresses the issue of crossing borders, bringing often invisible human realities back to the forefront of the discussion.

Drawing on historical, geographical, economic and human realities, the travelling exhibition Frontiers combines photographs, archival documents, works of art, newspaper front pages and memorabilia from its collections, as well as a dozen previously unseen cartographic representations.