Lascaux Exhibition

在文化遗产的保护上，法国拉斯科有深刻经历和领先经验。拉斯科作为法国知名遗址，吸引力大量观众参观，也正因游客过量给历史遗产造成了不可逆转的伤害。为此，法国政府在保护原址的同时，找到传承历史、分享艺术的两全其美的办法。

A unique opportunity to discover the splendour of Paleolithic art in a life size replica of the Unesco listed cave of Lascaux, closed to visitors since 1963.

Discovered in 1940 and having survived in a stable environment for 17000 years, the fabulous paintings and engravings of Lascaux were suddenly exposed to destructive elements, resulting in a forced closure of the cave in 1963, after a relatively short space of time.

Given the historical importance of the site, the French created a replica of part of the cave.

Spread over 4000㎡, the exhibition covers all aspects of this iconic cave, from the chance ‘discovery’ of the art, to what the cave has revealed through decades of research and to the continued attempts to preserve the fragile imagery.

Monumental, interdisciplinary and interactive, the exhibition offers visitors a unique, informative and intense experience.