Situated in La Joliette, at the gates of Euroméditerranée in Marsiglia, the Frac Sud - Cité de l'art contemporain has become an emblematic place of what we now call a "new generation" Frac since the opening in 2013 of the building that houses it, designed by the Japanese architect Kengo Kuma. With a collection of over 1300 works and representing more than 600 artists, the Frac now occupies a regional, national, and international territory, and develops new ways of disseminating its collection through a network of partners. A true laboratory of artistic experimentation, its programming is part of a questioning of our society while allowing access to contemporary art within the six departments of the region.