Venues and dates

Prices

Free

The exhibition DD/Dessins Dixit proposes to explore the processes at work in the relationship that unites the drawing with its source(s), original elements from which the drawing can operate forms of transpositions across a wide spectrum between copy and the most distanced reinterpretation.

For the second year, Ensba is organizing an exhibition in September dedicated to drawing practices at school, echoing the IF Illustration Festival and the Lyon Art Paper drawing fair. After DD / Dessins Divers, which celebrated the variety of graphic gestures practiced at school, the 2026 edition focuses on the links, more or less close, that drawing can maintain with representations-sources.

The photographic image, the video, the film, the archive (historical, scientific, personal...) are all original elements from which drawing can operate, with varying fidelity, forms of transposition in a wide spectrum, between copying and the most distant reinterpretation. The exhibition DD / Dessins Dixit thus explores the different processes at work in this relationship that unites the drawing to its source(s).

Exhibition proposed by Fabienne Ballandras, Olivier Nottellet and a group of students from the Ensba Lyon. The artists presented in the exhibition are all students and staff of the school.


Opening dates and times

  • From 28 September to 23 October, Monday to Friday, 2 pm to 6 pm
  • On the weekends of 26 and 27 September, and 10 and 11 October, 10 am to 6 pm

Special openings

  • Preview on Friday 25 September from 6 pm to 8 pm
  • Opening reception on Monday 28 September from 6 pm to 8 pm

Venue

Réfectoire des nonnes
Ensba Lyon
8 bis quai Saint-Vincent
69001 Lyon

Audience

All ages

Featuring

École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts de Lyon

The exhibition DD/Dessins Dixit proposes to explore the processes at work in the relationship that unites the drawing with its source(s), original elements from which the drawing can operate forms of transpositions across a wide spectrum between copy and the most distanced reinterpretation.