Résonance events

QUINTET, artists run space, opens the studio doors for a pop-up exhibition dedicated to tableware. From the opening to the closing, the artists will create an appetising, collective and lively work of art. A project by Azed, Théo Beaumont, Mathieu Le Breton, Hippolyte Noiry, Sphinx with their guests; Léna Mačka, Alice Mulliez, Cécile Villemain.

This three-fold journey through the history of dance includes Jiří Kylián’s enigmatic Bella Figura, Trisha Brown’s lively Set and Reset/Reset and Jan Martens’ mischievous Period Piece. These works are just like the Ballet: skillful and adventurous.

• Wednesday, october 30th at 10:30 am

• Thursday, january 2nd at 10:30 am

Somatic sequence and financial movements.

"What I loved" is a collective exhibition aimed at resonating a selection of works from the 31 Project gallery, highlighting the carefully built connections between the gallery owner, Clémence Houdart, and each of the represented artists. "What I loved" is a tribute to the eponymous novel by Siri Hustvedt, where art and creation form the foundation of love and friendship.

An exhibition available from October 31 to December 6, 2024, at Manifesta, 6 rue Pizay Lyon 1st.

Featured artists: Kelani Abass, M'barka Amor, Mariama Conteh, Epheas Maposa, Georgina Maxim, Charlotte Yonga

About the 31 Project gallery: 31 PROJECT is a gallery dedicated to promoting contemporary African art scenes through multidisciplinary exhibitions of artists from the continent and the diaspora. It was founded in 2019 by Clémence Houdart in Paris.

"Take a Video Camera and Travel the World" presents three video works by Lithuanian artists in November in Lyon, Pont-en-Royans and Corbas, as part of the Season of Lithuania in France 2024. This program is part of the Ciconia Ciconia project, managed by Studio Ganek and LIAA Vilnius.

First saturday of each month at 15.00

• Saturday, november 2nd

• Saturday, december 7th

• Saturday, january 4th

In resonance with the Contemporary Art Biennale, the MJC hosts a river of inspiration, where the works of artists and neighborhood residents come together harmoniously. It reflects our community, inviting everyone to contribute and be inspired.

The CACL is continuing a new cycle of support in collaboration with the DRAC Auvergne – Rhône-Alpes – Ministry of Culture – Companionship. We are excited to create special connections in 2024 with artists Valentin Merle and Floriane Facchini.

On November 9, a major exhibition banquet will be organized alongside the four first invited artists, including Romane Chabrol and Zoé Chalaux, who joined us in 2023. This event will be held in partnership with La Luge.

Join us for the closing event of the installation created to mark the 40th anniversary of the Observatoire des armements, in conjunction with the 17 th Lyon Biennial - Contemporary Art.