Clotilde Roy, who oversees refurnishing projects and museum route enrichment at France's Centre des monuments nationaux (CMN), is the guest on episode 32 of La Tribune de l'Art's interview series. The discussion covers recent acquisitions made by the CMN for the monuments it manages, new deposits added to its collections, and the heritage of religious congregations that Roy worked with early in her career.
This episode matters because it offers an inside look at how a major French public institution curates and expands its collections across historic monuments, blending heritage preservation with contemporary museography. Roy's expertise in religious congregation patrimony also highlights an often-overlooked area of France's cultural heritage, making the conversation relevant for professionals and enthusiasts of museum studies, art history, and heritage policy.