Résonance events

Two installations of Roméo Mivekannin and Trần Quang Đại as part of the FITE - Biennale Textile - Clermont-Ferrand

How do we look at the mountains today?

A source of inspiration and transformation, the mountain's materials, landscapes and uses are observed, magnified and worked on in singular ways in the works presented. Over the years, more than fifteen artists have been invited to Saint-Gervais. Painters, draughtsmen, photographers, sculptors, sound and video artists, they have sought to question what makes the mountains today: how do we look at these landscapes? What do they tell us about their past and their future? What images of the mountains can be produced to activate new imaginations? How do artists use the mountains as a laboratory for artistic experimentation, but also to highlight the changes that are taking place?

The public can discover Samuel Yal's artistic universe through a tour of the town, indoors and outdoors, featuring 5 works. An exhibition at Espace Larith completes the tour from 12 September to 19 October.

« I said empty your mind ! Be formless,... shapeless,... like water ! Now Water can flow ! Or Water can crush ! Be like water my friend !... » Bruce Lee.

Artists Timothée Engasser, Théo Peruchon and Jérémy Saint-Léger have been invited to take up a research and creative residency at the Maison forte de Hautetour in spring-summer 2024, where they will explore future climatic events in the Mont-Blanc region and the meteorological rituals and rituals associated with them.

More than just a drink, more than a social act, coffee is the initiator of appointments, the pretext for meetings, a faithful friend, and the feeling of “home”.

More than just a drink, more than a social act, coffee is the initiator of appointments, the pretext for meetings, a faithful friend, and the feeling of “home”.

For his exhibition "Deuxième regard," Jochen Lempert invites us not only to see but to closely observe a nature that continuously communicates beyond our usual attention. If we take the time to pause and dream, we can perceive the dizzying array of its multiple worlds. This naturalistic perspective also constantly bridges to our social, tangible, and political realities.

The Lacoux Contemporary Art Center and its partners are pleased to invite you to the opening of Jochen Lempert's exhibition "Second Look," which will take place on Saturday, July 27, 2024, starting at 3:00 PM at the Lacoux Contemporary Art Center. The opening will be followed by a tasting of wines from "Domaine du Kré" and a concert by the group "Les Marquises" at 6:00 PM.

14 contemporary textile artists exhibit their work in the Chapelle Notre-Dame de l'Île-Barbe - Lyon 9

A tree enthusiast, collector of species in the form of pebbles

Marc Averly presents his sculptures and a slideshow of the various Land Art installations made in France and abroad. In the garden, he offers an ephemeral installation adapted to the place. Dates : from September 1st to October 6th

Akira INUMARU is facinated by the light and its effect on the world of plant. It is the light that inspires his portraits of garden plants. Without ever yielding to decorative risk, he lets a serene, lively emotion act in his works.

Dérives is a group exhibition centered around photography, presented by Binome gallery at Manifesta, 6 Rue Pizay, Lyon 1st, from September 2 to October 25, 2024.

Featured Artists :

Laurence Aëgerter, Mustapha Azeroual, Thibault Brunet, Guénaëlle de Carbonnières, Marie Clerel, Philippe Durand, Laurent Lafolie, Marc Lathuillière, Corinne Mercadier, Laurent Millet, Baptiste Rabichon, Lisa Sartorio

About Binome gallery:

Since 2010, Binome gallery (Le Marais, Paris) has been dedicated to contemporary photography. Its exhibition and international fair programming welcomes both established and emerging contemporary artists exploring the conceptual and formal boundaries of the medium. Seeking new forms in photography and interested in experimenting with the materiality and mediums of the image, the selection of works notably establishes dialogues with sculpture and drawing, as well as with traditional materials like ceramics and textiles.

Boiling Brain - Artistic residency & personal exhibition of the Uruguayen artist duo Maite y Manuel