Résonance events

Closing exhibition at Le Réverbère gallery.

Like Night Needs Morning is Anthony Cudahy's first exhibition in an art center in France. The internationally-renowned artist brings together at CAP a body of work conceived specifically for the exhibition; a previously unseen series of twenty-four large-format drawings exhibited alongside a selection of paintings, a previously unseen video and a large number of the artist's publications. The exhibition highlights a founding aspect of the artist's practice: publishing and, more specifically, self-publishing.

Curator: Alessandra Prandin

Johanna Kravièk invited residents with disabilities to grab charcoal and take, with her, imprints within their daily environment. By reworking with Indian ink, she brought out otherworlds, populated by plants, architecture troglodytes, strange beings.

Clemens Hollerer Six 2024

You are welcome to discover Anais Lelièvre first creation, after a year of artistic residency at the Lyon 1 Observatory. Based on scientific knowledges and the University community participation, she created a large sculpture to represent our environment.

Bertrand Stofleth is a photographer and a plastic artist. The main theme of his work is landscapes. His method of work is similar to a research worker: he meets with the local population and scientists, and searches the territory archives.

A Demain (See You Tomorrow) presents three of his recent series: Hyperlendemains, Recoller la montagne, Atlantides.

Here, distances, whether temporal or physical, become more distorted than elsewhere. We navigate between the points of time, sometimes loose and stretched out in these strange spaces, sometimes so brief that they slip through our numbed fingers, before our astonished eyes, leaving only metaphysical imprints, intangible points that seem to be clues to our fleeting identities, always vanished.

In resonance with te 17th edition of the Biennale de Lyon, LeGrandLarge is transformed into an exhibition space thus projecting the different projects of the participating artists, on the theme of hospitality.

Based on Alexia Fabre's "connivance with the local territory", Jean-Claude MILLET drew on the concept of a standard horticultural greenhouse, created by Bresse-based visual artist Joël Paubel, to present a greenhouse for growing virtual plants.

An exhibition to mark the Olympic Year.

After a five-month residency at Gadagne, LISA DUROUX AND GUILLAUME PEREZ two artists from Lyon are exhibiting their work, created to reflect one of the Vieux Lyon area's emblematic monuments.

The works that Mara Di Giammatteo proposes for the programme Resonance of the 17th Lyon Biennale - Contemporary Art are works woven on the loom or embroidered, where the theme of memory is investigated through written and native language words as a means of acceptance and communication in the world.

It's a dialogue between two artistic practices: Capucine Dole's graphic work, which asks "where immensities meet", and Maude Ovize's work, which explores different perceptions of the world as so many possible diffractions.

To coincide with the 17th Lyon Biennial of Contemporary Art, the Nouvel Institut Franco-Chinois is presenting a new "Trames" circuit, showcasing the work of five Chinese artists in a variety of venues dedicated to art, culture, heritage and sharing in Lyon, the Greater Lyon area and the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region.