Résonance events

“Voyages en cité” is an invitation to a journey through some working-class suburbs and towns in the region of Lyon. It is a journey through time—from the first oil crisis to the creation of the Ministry for Urban Affairs—and a journey through space, exploring the diversity of these neighbourhoods.

“The Paper Tells a Story of Silk” is an immersive exhibition that explores the memory and imaginaries linked to sericulture. Through paper and its installations, the transmission of knowledge, intercultural exchanges, and the poetry of ancient legends are questioned.

This exhibition, featuring eight living contemporary artists, is part of the ongoing and sustained efforts of a local nonprofit organization, Souchaud Art Project, one of whose goals is to actively participate in the “poetic economy” of the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region by bringing artists and the public together around sensitive artistic projects connected to heritage sites, rooted in the history and development of the region.

"Art is what makes life more interesting than art." It's astonishing how all of István Pető's work resonates with these words by Robert Filiou. His painting, indeed, abstract yet warm, free yet structured, bold yet never haughty, bursts forth like a furious invitation to live.

Thomas Goux, born in 1978, is an artist-designer who graduated from the École des Beaux-Arts de Saint-Etienne. His activity as a visual artist, sculpture, painting, installation and performance questions the relationship between man and his environment. He lives and works in Saint-Etienne.

Exhibition/event "Se déshabiter".
A choreographic creation by Hugo Daubresse echoing the works of the painter Antoine Moret, an artistic encounter imagined and conceived by curator Carla Bourguignon.

An exhibition of art textile and paper works using botanical and mineral inks.

Exhibition organized with the support of the CNAP, as part of the Suite 2026 programme, in partnership with the Academy of Fine Arts.

A performative walk through Lyon’s public space, where a small group creates a fragile lexicon of the place from sounds, signs, thresholds, brief encounters and words written on leaves before they return to the air.

Point of View is a choreographic work for 12 performers presented in public space. Exploring gravity, perception and relationships with others, the performers create a shifting human architecture in dialogue with the city and its audience, transforming everyday space into a shared and immersive experience.

The Very Big Experimental Toubifri Orchestra is a big orchestra composed of 18 musicians. This time, with 7 singers and directed by Céline Champinot, they present Le Lac (The Lake), a big musical, full of prodigious excessivness.

Following a residency in Quebec's boreal forests and a series of pastels documenting her discovery and exploration, Marianne Tricot continues her investigation of the natural world around her.

Inaash supports Palestinian women living in refugee camps in Lebanon by preserving an ancient textile tradition known as Tatreez. This cross-stitch embroidery carries geographical, social, and symbolic meanings.

Echoing Passer d’un rêve à l’autre, SPECTRES turns Espace Notre-Dame into a place of passage, listening and apparitions. Through exhibition, performances and concerts, it explores the traces, memories and invisible presences haunting our present.

The exhibition is situated at a pivotal moment between two visions: that of a territory shaped by industry and that of the forms of life emerging there today. The project brings into dialogue two forms of testimony: work clothes and the plants that colonize wastelands.

Through his chiaroscuro photographs, Mabeye Deme explores Dakar’s nightlife and its often unseen realities. Blending memory, encounters, and everyday stories, his work reveals a sensitive and vibrant city beyond clichés, where darkness becomes a space of revelation.

Following the summer exhibition entitled "Henri Matisse dans l’aventure du tissu", the Doyenné art library invites Cecilia Paredes to examine the Master's work through the lens of photography, questioning the role of women, models, and fabrics. The photo series will explore the frontier between body camouflage and scenery.

Visuel, engagé et décalé, ce spectacle questionne avec malice la tendance de notre société à vouloir dissimuler la mort et ouvre de nouvelles pistes de réflexion pour changer notre regard sur la mort, nous réapproprier nos pratiques funéraires et les réinventer.