The Monte-Carlo Television Festival Unveils Official Poster for Its 65th Edition

The Monte-Carlo Television Festival unveils its official poster for the 65th edition, taking place from 12 to 16 June 2026 at the Grimaldi Forum Monaco.

The poster showcases a soft blend of pastel hues, with pinks and blues inspired by the Principality’s sky and sea. Blue also reflects the festival’s signature carpet and the surrounding Mediterranean.

“Built around a dynamic of ascension, this artistic composition plays on lightness, verticality, and the sensation of elevation. Clouds in bluish and pinkish tones create an airy, almost dreamlike atmosphere, while vertical streaks reinforce the impression of movement and accompany the ambitious creative drive that has animated the event since its inception,” says the Festival in a press statement.

At the heart of the design, a female figure in profile echoes the iconic Nymph Trophy, awarded to the greatest talents and best international television productions. The Golden Nymph Award statuette is a replica of the Nymph Salmacis, created by Monegasque artist François-Joseph Bosio, chief court sculptor to Louis XVIII; the original remains at the Louvre in Paris.

The poster was designed by Aurely Antzemberger, a graduate in Applied Arts specializing in advertising design, renowned for her colourful, sophisticated visuals. Her work has received multiple accolades, including the Créaffiche trophy, and has regularly been chosen for the festival’s official communications.

For 65 years, the Monte-Carlo Television Festival has brought together major studios, networks, digital platforms, and talent to promote programs, present world premieres, pay tribute to anniversaries, and compete for the Golden Nymph Awards. The event also includes behind-the-scenes panels, signing sessions, and a Business Forum, providing a relaxed yet professional environment to foster networking and creative collaboration.