Résonance events

GAMUT is delighted to participate in the 18th edition of the Lyon Biennale with a group exhibition of our resident artists focused on the theme of dreams and nightmares. This will be the association's last event at Fort St. Just: an opportunity not to be missed!

Ce que nos corps ont en commun - ex-corpo Célia Coëtte

One by Two, Two by One Margarita Wenzel

Public meeting with the artist Jeanne Held on the occasion of the opening of the exhibition "A straight line made up of impacts"

Discover the work of the artist Arturo Kameya, accompanied by our mediation team, on a guided tour in English.

"A dancer/crossfitter and a dancer/sociologist explore Crossfit to question the normalization of bodies and the injunction to performance. [...]"

Yoga (1h) & visit (1h) on 25/10/26 9:30 am to 11:30 am

Ce que nos corps ont en commun - ex-corpo Célia Coëtte

One by Two, Two by One Margarita Wenzel

How do we build a community? What does it mean to be a smeller? How can we engage with everyday olfactory experiences? In the ESAAA entrance hall,, for one week, we will build, explore, reinvent, test, and imagine, through experimentation, the sensory conditions necessary to build a ephemeral community of smeller.

Comment créer du sensible dans une économie de la matière ? L’exposition Pléiades est le nom que nous avons choisi de donner à une nouvelle architecture artistique. Tout à la fois, constellation de regards, et rémanence des mémoires.

This installation explores the evolution of value, from cowrie shells to cryptocurrencies. Between traditional objects and digital technologies, it questions trust, exchange, and power, inviting us to consider value as relationship, memory, and spirituality.

Through drawing, ceramics, printmaking, knitting, and writing, Sarah Battaglia explores the connections between living beings and matter. A lecture on transformation, the traces of the wild, and the fragile boundaries between life and disappearance.

Through film, photography and drawing, Jemima Burrill explores what makes something monumental. Moving between collective memory, grief and everyday rituals, her work reveals how intimate experiences can become acts of visibility and commemoration.

As part of its group exhibition, the rv33 gallery is showcasing the work of Artist and designer, Alicia Olivier (Olive®).

On the occasion of this exhibition, discover the work "The Plank".

At Olive®, objects always exist on the border between the real and the unreal, blurring our perceptions and inviting us to rethink our own reality. Instinctive, the creations take the form of simple, minimalist objects, as if from a parallel universe that have found their place in our reality.

Located within the former Saint-Etienne School of Fine Arts, La Serre is a municipal contemporary art space, offering a program focused on innovation and experimentation and designed to support the professional development of emerging artists.

A METAMORPHOSIS ECONOMY
The face as a currency of exchange. An economy of metamorphosis. At the heart of my approach, the face is not an object: it is a living value, a currency of exchange in an economy where fragility turns into wealth.