Résonance events

With Somnographic Atlas, the choreographer Wang Xuanqi explores the links between nocturnal imaginaries, everyday gestures and interactions between people, objects and environments. She is presenting her research at CN D as part of the "Plateau / 舞 所 不 在" program of the French Embassy in China.

In 2026, the CAP • Saint-Fons Art Centre and Artothèque celebrate their 40th anniversary with a double challenge: designing a mobile structure for the artothèque while reimagining its reception and artwork storage spaces.

Join us to celebrate the launch of the new CAP Art Library and its Vélothèque - a mobile bicycle-based art lending station - in the presence of the designers behind the project!

"Beyond Sight" invites visitors to slow down in a world saturated with images. Through the works of Christelle Balbinot, Siouzie Albiach and Alexandra Devaux, the exhibition explores the gaze as a sensory experience, situated between perception, attention and imagination

Echoing the Lyon Biennale, The Economy of Others explores what haunts economic value. Invisible gestures, minor forms, fragile cooperation and weak practices shift art toward other ways of paying attention.

The solo show features drawings, engravings and objects created by Anne Petrequin in the last past years. Born in 1952 in Paris, she now lives and works in Lyon and on the island of Groix. A graduate of the École des Beaux-Arts, she holds an agrégation and a PhD in visual arts, and has contributed to a number of books in collaboration with poets.

Fanny Maugey and the participants are delighted to invite you to discover the presentation of Across Fields and to join them in celebrating this collective journey. The celebration will be preceded by a concert performed by the French Doctors' Symphony Orchestra.

The Living Archives of Gratte-Terre is an artistic programme that reveals the living traces of several years of tree art practices. Through an exhibition, workshops, talks and participatory actions, visitors are invited to explore a constantly evolving archive, where trees, tools, shadows, gestures and stories become witnesses to a collective artwork shaped through care for the living.

Following a residency in Quebec's boreal forests and a series of pastels documenting her discovery and exploration, Marianne Tricot continues her investigation of the natural world around her.

The fifth exhibition of the 2026 will be the annual exhibition of autumn: to sweat.

Two artists and a collective are invited to create an original piece in the newspaper Rocking-Chair#8 as well as to participate in an exhibition. The two productions are closely linked. The publication of the newspaper takes place on the day of the opening.

"ITINÉRANCES" showcases the latest Laurence FILLOD's artworks (paintings, sculptures) and invites you to discover her atelier, ATELIER 41.

Le Grand Large invite you to meet our 27 artists in residency in their workspaces.

Her trees are not mere landscapes; they are the very bodies of this land. Beings whose roots draw from memory and whose branches rise amid the turmoil of fire. This exhibition tells the story of resilience at the heart of the flames, where the line between destruction and rebirth blurs.

Inaash supports Palestinian women living in refugee camps in Lebanon by preserving an ancient textile tradition known as Tatreez. This cross-stitch embroidery carries geographical, social, and symbolic meanings.

In resonance with the 2026 Lyon Biennale of Contemporary Art, Claire Georgina Daudin and Marco Piras explore transitional landscapes and post-industrial territories between Oullins and Pierre-Bénite. Drawings, photographs and installations form a sensitive cartography of contemporary edges.