Résonance events

Charlotte Maucourt and Margot Pietri focus on the discreet systems that organize our daily lives—the circulation of flows (water, air, narratives...), the regulation of spaces, communication tools, and imposed rhythms—all of which are organizational structures permeated by underground forms of resistance.

A moment to relive the small gestures of kindness we can offer one another—a shared glance, a smile at the sight of a flower or a landscape. An experience born of long-standing relationships with artists who have opened the door to their poetic worlds for Pauline Lisowski.

Valentin van der Meulen, a draftsman, explores erasure, repetition, and overlay. Using charcoal and black stone, he transforms decontextualized news photos into works where the act of drawing is as central as the image itself. His gesture, both destructive and generative, turns drawing into an archaeology of memory.

In Christine Crozat’s work, the flower is never merely a motif: it becomes breath, memory and resistance. From Rosa Luxemburg and Etty Hillesum to the Randon sisters and Lyon’s silk workers, it binds gestures, women and histories together, making fragility a form of survival.

As part of the event 12/12/12 of MAPRAA

The gallery Françoise Besson brings together three major figures of contemporary painting: Marine Joatton, Damien Cabanes and Fabienne Gaston-Dreyfus. Three painters, three distinct worlds. Yet their works are united by a shared attention to living forms, sensitivity, and all that escapes immediate perception, revealing the quiet power of contemporary painting.

The Missing Piece is an invitation to explore our physical relationship with artworks. Whether instinctive, mundane, playful, or conventional, touch becomes a mode of interaction in its own right: a gesture of intimacy, appropriation, and care. The boundaries between artwork, body, and object—between the living and the inanimate—blur.

Through drawings, embroidery, fabrics and layered papers, Marie Lerch and Barbara Lerch explore the connections between memory, textiles and imagination. Drapery, folds and fragments become poetic landscapes inviting contemplation and daydreaming.

From September to November 2026, the City of Tassin-la-Demi-Lune will host a monumental artwork by artist Arnaud Schneider on the Town Hall forecourt. Three sculptures from the Dialogue series, made of reclaimed steel, will explore themes of transmission, territory, and architecture in connection with the public and urban space.

For his first solo exhibition in France, Peruvian artist Arturo Kameya transforms the entire art centre through existing as well as a new body of work created specifically for the occasion. Paintings, objects, installations, and videos turn the exhibition space into an immersive environment inhabited by the ghosts of the past and the uncertainties of the present, where historical narratives, collective memory, and end-of-the-world imaginaries converge.

Following paths and drawing the depth of the wind brings together works by Marwa Arsanios, Nelson Bourrec Carter, Rebecca Digne, Basir Mahmood and Flavie Pinatel.

"Fabric Dreaming“ brings together around fifty recent paintings and works on paper by Liliane Tomasko (b. 1967 in Zurich, lives and works in new York) at Le Corbusier’s Couvent Sainte-Marie de La Tourette. Set within the iconic modernist monastery, the exhibition explores the relationship between abstraction, architecture, and spirituality."

The group show «The Blue Sky Has Fallen into the Forest» brings together six artists exploring the connections between plant, animal, human, and mineral worlds. Their works invite us to rethink the mutations of our landscapes, thus renewing our views on the living world.