
It Is Now — art in hospital
Interactive digital artworks installed in children’s hospitals and in institutions caring for children with disabilities.
- 15 artworks installed across Europe
A small act
for a masterpiece
An original drawing by Henri Matisse, signed, from 1942. Your ticket supports the Fondation Art Explora’s programmes so that art is accessible to every child, and gives you a chance to take the artwork home.
The funds raised support the Fondation Art Explora’s programmes: mobile museums, artworks in hospitals, free learning of art history.The funds raised support the Fondation Art Explora’s programmes for children.

Interactive digital artworks installed in children’s hospitals and in institutions caring for children with disabilities.

Museum trucks showing real modern and contemporary artworks in schoolyards, villages and neighbourhoods.
Discover MuMo
A free platform and app to learn art history from age 13, with a certificate validated by Sorbonne University.

Interactive digital artworks installed in children’s hospitals and in institutions caring for children with disabilities.

Museum trucks showing real modern and contemporary artworks in schoolyards, villages and neighbourhoods.

A free platform and app to learn art history from age 13, with a certificate validated by Sorbonne University.
Card 1 of 3
Tickets do not entitle you to any tax benefit (neither deduction nor tax reduction).
With every ticket, your chances of winning a Matisse artwork grow, and so does your support for children.
Public draw in Paris – 21 April 2027
Portraits lie at the heart of Matisse’s work: with a few strokes of ink, he captures a face, a presence. This drawing was made in Nice, where the artist settled in 1917 and lived until his death in 1954. The light of the South deeply shaped his work, and it was there, in 1942, that he devoted himself intensely to drawing.The portrait is at the heart of Matisse’s work: in a few strokes of ink, it captures a face, a presence. This drawing was born in Nice, where the artist lived from 1917 until his death in 1954.
The drawing is exhibited at three art fairs. Tickets are bought exclusively online.
The drawing will be presented at three international art fairs. Tickets are sold exclusively online.
Founded in 2019 and recognised as a public-interest foundation, Art Explora works to make art and culture accessible to everyone, especially the children and young people furthest from them. Mobile museums, artworks installed in hospitals, a free learning platform: it takes art where art does not usually go. By taking part in the Art for Every Child raffle, you directly support these programmes.
€25 to support children. A Matisse for the winner.