Rouge ! Exhibition at Musée Archéa Explores the Color Red Through Archaeology

The Musée Archéa in Louvres, France, presents "Rouge ! Archéologie d'une couleur," an exhibition running until November 15, 2026, that examines the color red across civilizations and ages. The show features ceramics, glass, dyed textiles, and natural pigments to illustrate how red was produced, transformed, and traded throughout history. It highlights red's roles as a symbol of power and wealth in antiquity, as well as emotions like anger, jealousy, and hatred. A family-friendly interactive trail with games is designed for younger visitors. The museum is located at 56 rue de Paris, 95380 Louvres, accessible via RER D (Gare de Louvres). Hours: Wednesday to Friday 1:30 PM–6 PM, Saturday and Sunday 11 AM–6 PM, closed Monday and Tuesday. Admission: €3.50, free for under 26.