Résonance events

Spacejunk and the artist Veks Van Hillik invite 9 artists from the French and Belgian street art and lowbrow scenes to create an artistic cabinet of curiosities in the basement of a building in Rillieux-la-Pape.

Clemens Hollerer Six 2024

Work In Progress merges social tradition with contemporary innovation, presenting aNa Fernandes' distinctive concepts in both an exhibition and a dynamic, participative experience that encourages the active creation of art.

Ordonnance! is an exhibition by 4 photographers from the item collective, at the Musée urbain Tony Garnier. Sandra Calligaro, Romain Étienne, Paloma Laudet and Philippe Somnolet tell the story of the Edouard Herriot Hospital through the lense of photography, a place dedicated to healthcare. Through its architecture, they retrace a medical, human and collective history.

Entitled « Les voix des fleuves. Crossing the water », the 17th Lyon Biennale invites artists to meditate on human relationships and values such as altruism. The municipal museum Paul-Dini presents artworks from its collection proposing to question our relations to the surrounding world.

Lauréate de la 11e édition du Prix des Partenaires du MAMC+ dédié aux arts graphiques, Anne Bourse a conçu, pour sa première exposition personnelle dans un musée en France, un ensemble de nouvelles œuvres.

Le Musée de Valence – art et archéologie présente une exposition-événement célébrant les 30 ans de l’invitation de Jaume Plensa par la ville de Valence. En 1994, l’artiste investissait en effet des sites emblématiques de la ville et les vitrines de ses quartiers commerçants dans le cadre de la Biennale Un Sculpteur, Une Ville. En 2024, il répond à une nouvelle invitation de la cité drômoise pour l’installation d’une œuvre monumentale pérenne au cœur du centre historique. À cette occasion, une exposition est imaginée pour le musée de Valence, parcours poétique cheminant au travers d’œuvres de la fin des années 1980 à aujourd’hui.

Images, objects, people slowly turn on themselves to summon collective imagination and singular readings.

LeGrandLarge invites you to come and meet the 30 resident artists in their workshops.

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.

For this first exhibition at the gallery of works by Hungarian artist Tamas Zanko, we are delighted to present a series never before shown in a gallery: the “Pop” series, produced between 1965 and 1969.

Émilien Adage proceeds like an alchemist, experimenting with and exhausting the possible combinations of natural and artificial objects to compose and recompose dreamlike landscapes. Beyond a simple interpretation of the landscape's evocative form, it's the relationship to peregrination that is fantasized here.