Résonance events

The exhibition “The Possible” extends into movement and living expression. Inspired by Loïe Fuller, a performance artist unfolds a dance of continuous transformation to Creation of the World, revisited by Vangelis. Dancer Corinne Benzema will perform in a silk tunic as a tribute to Lyon, the historic capital of this textile art. The garment features a motif drawn from Victory, creating a passage between memory and becoming.

A contemporary adaptation of Zola’s masterpiece. A powerful solo performance exploring workers’ memory, rebellion and love.

Continuing its program of monographic exhibitions devoted to contemporary artists, the Musée de Valence reaffirms its commitment to contemporary creation by inviting Amélie Bertrand to develop an original project bringing together recent works, some of which have been influenced by the museum’s architecture and collections.

VESTIGES DE L'ÉPHÉMÈRE is an interdisciplinary art project that reflects on the relationship between somatic expression and architectural transformation. Based on performative public interventions, the artists capture physical traces of the typical traboules of Lyon to generate an exhibition that guards their psychogeographic experience as viewed in an installation, video, and photographic documentation.

The multitude of players in the art market makes it complex to understand. While the market operates according to institutional criteria and rules, it is difficult today to know who is who and who does what.

This lecture aims to shed light on the market’s players and to clarify the roles and functions of each.

How does the water cycle work? In connection with the exhibition Holding water, a little longer and as part of the Fête de la science, Eau'Dyssée association presents a playful workshop to understand the water cycle and the impacts of human activities on this essential resource.

A duo exhibition of works by Diego Movilla & Sanjin Cosabic; showcase by Carin Klonowski Curated by Thierry Mouillé

A friendly gathering open to the residents of Pollionnay and the Community of Communes around the presentation of the creations resulting from the project: Saturday, October 10, Pollionnay Community Hall.

In this workshop, the artist Myrtille Bouvret invites you to try out an approach to observation and collection inspired by her creative process. A sensory exploration of the local area to reveal the discreet traces left by water, time and the changing landscape.

Artistic performances are offered to the public, featuring a group painting activity themed around travel sketchbooks—led by artist Fabienne Amiel at Confluence—and on-site portrait sessions with artist Laura Vaillant.

Once a month, L’Assaut de la menuiserie offers a guided tour of the exhibitions and an opportunity to chat with the outreach team, the curator and the artist (subject to availability).

Fanny Maugey and the participants are delighted to invite you to discover the presentation of Across Fields and to join them in celebrating this collective journey.

Water belongs to everyone but who decides how it is managed? In connection with the exhibition Holding water, a little longer, Eau'Dyssée presents, as part of the Fête de la science, a collaborative workshop exploring how water governance works.

For the half time of its annual show, Moly-Sabata uses to invite a guest figure to share their expertise. In 2026 for "Quasi", Éléonore Dérisson will shed light on how the science of art conservation deals with hypothesis, estimation, and uncertainty.

Through the khoustka, the traditional Ukrainian shawl, Eugenia Reznik and Alex Reznik weave together music, stories, and gestures. A poetic performance exploring memory, transmission, and identity.