Résonance events

Sylvie's creative process is guided by her desire to enhance the value of less noble materials such as cardboard and various types of paper. These materials are most often transformed and assembled, and can be painted using different painting techniques, or worked raw. Honoring nature, questioning human relationships and the notion of balance in our society and its environment are all themes she addresses, combining her emotions and imagination to create works in a variety of forms. Her paintings, bas-reliefs and sculptures are designed to surprise and challenge the viewer.

Inventiveness and good humor are present in these Villes de papier (Paper Towns), despite their hot topic, welcoming migrants.

L'Alcôve is opening its doors of its studios to the public and inviting you to come and meet the nine artists in residence at the "Behind the Scenes" evening.

Following the success of his exhibition at the Centre Pompidou, Marin Karmitz is honouring us with an unprecedented collaboration with the Institut Lumière on two exhibitions to be discovered at the festival, as part of the tribute being paid to him.

This first monographic exhibition of Julien Guinand within the gallery's walls has been conceived as an atlas with multiple entries, bringing together photographs and films from various series created from the 2000s to the present day.

Talk with Helika Hedayat and Philippe Piguet, curator and art critic.

Entretien avec Elika Hedayat mené par Philippe Piguet - critique d'art et commissaire d'exposition.

Justine Berthillot - Performance, dance, and circus

" galerie le 116art" contemporary art, opened in 2008. 5 exhibitions per year, offered to living artists ( experienced or beginners, frenchs and foreigns ) using all the media at their disposal.. In addition to the closed space, the gallery has a roof-terrasse and a garden to present sculptures and installations. Main criteria used in the choice of works: aesthetics, sens and emotion.

THE ROOTS, THE VEINS OF THE EARTH, or OUR LINKS. Roots as a metaphor for identity explores notions of place, family and belonging. They highlight the links between individuals, communities and traditions, diversity, shared histories and multiculturalism, all the richness that arises from the diversity of our origins.

Exhibition following the artist's residency at the museum in the fall of 2023.

To open up to each other, to understand, accept each other for living better together. TIDRU's busts support sketches that let everyone's inner world be seen, what impressed us and built us within our social and geographical environment.

Musical interlude with the Conservatoire de musique de Givors