Category:Musée d'art contemporain de Lyon

**Contemporary Arts Museum of Lyon**
	museum in the 6th arrondissement of Lyon, France
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Instance of	art museum building;
Location	Lyon; 6th arrondissement of Lyon; France;
Architect	Renzo Piano;
Maintained by	Thierry Raspail;
Inception	1984;
Date of official opening	1984;
Visitors per year	66,470; 35,012 (2003); 131,520 (2015); 126,835 (2010); 147,030 (2013); 226,442 (2008); 64,632 (2004); 135,000 (2016); 116,534 (2001); 114,596 (2009); 44,030 (2002); 66,470 (2006); 42,741 (2007); 85,065 (2014); 123,032 (2012); 146,087 (2005); 111,896 (2017); 147,759 (2011); 72,312 (2018); 100,722 (2019);
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	45° 47′ 03″ N, 4° 51′ 09″ E
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	Q8330; ISNI: 0000000121869192; VIAF ID: 152337307, 159134672; Library of Congress authority ID: n2004006203; Bibliothèque nationale de France ID: 12119083h; IdRef ID: 029664810; National Library of Israel J9U ID: 987007386332005171; Museofile ID: M1033; OpenStreetMap way ID: 62277312
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English: Built by architect Charles Meysson (1869–1947).