Bugatti Queen and Ferrari myth - new exhibitions at the MAC from fall 2024

TEXTOctober 17, 2024 · 3 min

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Bugatti 35 C (1929) - Hellé Nice at the 1936 Rio de Janeiro Grand Prix in Gávea - "Bugatti Queen" exhibition at the Museum Art & Cars

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Bugatti 35 C (1929) - Hellé Nice 1930 in Montlhéry - "Bugatti Queen" exhibition at the Museum Art & Cars

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Ferrari 599 GTB Fiorano (2006) - Bodyshells in the factory - Photo exhibition "The Shrine" at the Museum Art & Cars

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Ferrari Testarossa (1985) - part of the exhibition "Mythos Ferrari" at the Museum Art & Cars

Starting in the fall, three new exhibitions will be on display at the Museum Art & Cars in Singen. From October 26, the first two will be dedicated to the Ferrari brand in two different ways.

The exhibition "Mythos Ferrari" deals with the company history, the technical development and the design language of the world-famous brand as well as its motorsport success. Of course, some historically significant vehicles will also be on display.

Ferrari Testarossa (1985) - part of the exhibition "Mythos Ferrari" at the Museum Art & Cars

"The Shrine" is a photo exhibition with works by Alain Fleischer in which he has artistically documented the production of the Ferrari 599 GTB Fiorano.

Ferrari 599 GTB Fiorano (2006) - Bodyshells in the factory - Photo exhibition "The Shrine" at the Museum Art & Cars

The exhibition "Bugatti Queen", which is dedicated to the racing driver Hellé Nice, will also be on display at MAC1 from November 16. After a career as a revue dancer, the Frenchwoman turned to motorsport in 1929, to which she remained loyal for 20 years.