Résonance events

This exhibition of unpublished paintings retraces two aspects of Auguste's pictorial work relating to dramatic events which take place in the world and which, although sometimes past, recur. On the one hand paintings from the “VORTEX” collection enriched and completed since 2002, and on the other hand pieces from “METAPHYSICA”, a collection of dramatic paintings designed like collages and inhabited by giants.

MLG invites us into the weaving of worlds. Her latest show is an immersive experience of wonderful and joyous strangeness composed of suspended sculptures and other organism-creatures, all Life-inspired. Organic soundscapes in collusion by Vincent Duc.

Cette exposition d’œuvres de techniques mixtes met en perspective les traces de la rencontre entre l’homme et les structures symboliques qui le traversent.

a shape by Théophile Thomas, accompanied by an algorigram by Théophile Thomas

Bikini invites you to discover ShapeGen, an exhibition by Théophile Thomas, accompanied by an algorigram by Théophile Thomas at the opening on November 14 from 6pm.

Artists, designers and craftsmen will share their experiences and thoughts about social and environmental dimensions in contemporary glass design.

In a fresco for nine dancers, Dalila Belaza deploys her joyful trance for the first time on the stage of the Maison de la danse.

In 2024, Galerie Tator celebrates its 30th anniversary. A multi-sensory and participatory program is proposed through 5 exhibitions calling on the 5 senses. After smell, taste, hearing and sight, all that's missing is touch to complete this exploration of the senses. Théophile Péris proposes to transform Tator's spaces into a veritable cocoon of scent, haptics and touch.

Blaise Adilon, Patrick Condouret, Pierre David, Gardar Eide-Einarsson, Jean-Lucien Guillaume, Rémy Jacquier, Frédéric Khodja, Reza Kabirnia, Jérémy Liron, Suan Muller, Markus Raetz, Niek van de Steeg, Bernard Venet

Blaise Adilon, Patrick Condouret, Pierre David, Gardar Eide-Einarsson, Jean-Lucien Guillaume, Rémy Jacquier, Frédéric Khodja, Reza Kabirnia, Jérémy Liron, Suan Muller, Markus Raetz, Niek van de Steeg, Bernard Venet

Françoise Besson has invited photographer Yveline Loiseur and Michel Poivert, curator of the exhibition and photography historian, to compose arrangements on the gallery's large walls based on representations of human relationships, in particular those between childhood and old age, in relation to other living beings such as water, flowers and trees.

How did the Saulaie district of Oullins develop around the railway adventure, and what role does it still play today? This urban stroll will explore the traces and their significance for the future of the site.