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11, quai de la Pêcherie,
69001 Lyon
La BF15 is a contemporary potato that some cooks consider the best because it lends itself to multiple recipes.
La BF15 is also a place of contemporary art since 1995.
La BF15 is a space for production and experimentation. For each invitation, the artists think of a specific project, appropriate to the place and its environment. Each project is original and singular, each exhibition is unique according to the personality and work of the artist, according to the relationship that is engaged with space, territory and the public.
The invited artists are from here and elsewhere, young and old, women as much as men, unknown, unknown and better known. This mix reinforces the identity of a common history without obsession with youthfulness or current. It is a reflection of our multiple world, that of art.
La BF15 is a place of research, a place of life, of residence, a workshop. The artist can practice it upstream, he can inhabit the work in progress, consider his research in situ, make and undo his project.
The BF15 is a place of diffusion. So that this perpetual questioning provoked by the new plastic and poetic languages becomes common and public, it ensures that its proposals are confronted with the widest audience.
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Sudden brightening
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Viriya Chotpanyavisut's work is motivated by a desire to be "out there" - in contact with other species - and by the desire to engage in a dialogue with them through images. He orchestrates his images around the question of the relationship between living beings. The artist questions the possibility of the common, of the instantaneous, and tries to create links in the disparity of his photographs. His artistic practice is based on his ability to contemplate the little things of everyday life and capture them in photographs. He tries to transform the appearance of these obsolete objects by giving them a certain intimacy, a certain life.
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Opening
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Viriya Chotpanyavisut's work is motivated by a desire to be "out there" - in contact with other species - and by the desire to engage in a dialogue with them through images. He orchestrates his images around the question of the relationship between living beings. The artist questions the possibility of the common, of the instantaneous, and tries to create links in the disparity of his photographs. His artistic practice is based on his ability to contemplate the little things of everyday life and capture them in photographs. He tries to transform the appearance of these obsolete objects by giving them a certain intimacy, a certain life.
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Visit as part of a partnership between La BF15/Nomade Land Re-edition: Claude Kovatchévitch Departure point: Institut d'Art Contemporain, rue du Docteur Dolard, 69100 Villeurbanne
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Stasys Eidrigevicius : Lines
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As part of the Lithuanian Season in France and the Contre-Sens festival in Lyon, La BF15 is delighted to present the work of artist Stasys Eidrigevicius. Alongside drawings on paper, large white canvases suspended in space spectacularly reveal the sensitivity and freedom of his visual universe. The exhibition Lignes invites us to explore the perimeter of the sheet, the canvas and poetic, geographical and political territories.
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Opening
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As part of the Lithuanian Season in France and the Contre-sens festival in Lyon, La BF15 is delighted to present the work of artist Stasys Eidrigevicius. Alongside drawings on paper, large white canvases suspended in space spectacularly reveal the sensitivity and freedom of his visual universe. The exhibition Lignes invites us to explore the perimeter of the sheet, the canvas and poetic, geographical and political territories.
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Launch and reading of Versions by Laurence Cathala followed by the presentation of Some of us, Artistes contemporainexs, an anthology, in the presence of Marianne Derrien and Jérôme Cotinet-Alphaize
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Showing or imagining language in different forms is what the exhibition Tourner sa langue is all about. "Turning" your tongue in your mouth, moving the spoken word around, giving it materiality like these verses in blown glass by Sofia Lautrec, or sketching it out with the stammering drawings by Laurence Cathala. While snatches of poems penetrate the space by being reflected in it, others nestle in the illegibility of a handwriting.
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visit in partnership with La BF15/Nomade Land Re-edition: Perrine Lacroix Departure point: 114 grande rue de Saint-Clair (stop 9, Sathonay - Castellane)
La BF15
Showing or imagining language in different forms is what the exhibition Tourner sa langue is all about. "Turning" your tongue in your mouth, moving the spoken word around, giving it materiality like these verses in blown glass by Sofia Lautrec, or sketching it out with the stammering drawings by Laurence Cathala. While snatches of poems penetrate the space by being reflected in it, others nestle in the illegibility of a handwriting.
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Visit in partnership with La BF15/Nomade Land Creation: Claude Kovatchévitch Departure point: Clos Jouve End of walk: Parc de la Cerisaie, rue Chazières entrance
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La BF15
Showing or imagining language in different forms is what the exhibition "Tourner sa langue" is all about. "Turning" your tongue in your mouth, moving the spoken word around, giving it materiality like these verses in blown glass by Sofia Lautrec, or sketching it out with the stammering drawings by Laurence Cathala. While snatches of poems penetrate the space by being reflected in it, others nestle in the illegibility of a handwriting.
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opening
La BF15
Showing or imagining language in different forms is what the exhibition Tourner sa langue is all about. "Turning" your tongue in your mouth, moving the spoken word around, giving it materiality like these verses in blown glass by Sofia Lautrec, or sketching it out with the stammering drawings by Laurence Cathala. While snatches of poems penetrate the space by being reflected in it, others nestle in the illegibility of a handwriting.