Résonance events

The exhibition Forms of the attention brings together ten artists : five artists teaching at Ensba Lyon are inviting five artists from the same school. Rather than gathering these artists around a single theme, the exhibition chooses to highlight the diversity of ways to approach photography today.

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.

In conjunction with the Lyon Biennale, Le Bleu du Ciel presents an exhibition dedicated to Blaise Adilon, bringing together a selection of artist portraits made between 1984 and the present day, alongside Berlin 1986, the seminal series that marked the beginning of his photographic practice.

In conjunction with the Lyon Biennale, Le Bleu du Ciel presents an exhibition dedicated to Blaise Adilon, bringing together a selection of artist portraits made between 1984 and the present day, alongside Berlin 1986, the seminal series that marked the beginning of his photographic practice.

A hut in the woods, a deserted fun fair, a burned landscape, monsters in liberty... Ambre Kahan was inspired by the world of Halloween and horror movies to tickle our childhood fears. A horrific and tender tale for young and old people.

To mark the publication of Blaise Adilon: Maker of Images, produced with the support of the DRAC Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, the exhibition presents The Symphony of the Old World, a new series of photographs, together with major works spanning 1984–2026 that explore memory and landscape.

To celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Paul-Dini Municipal Museum, the exhibition Pilgrimage: A Suite Inspired by the Landscapes of Beaujolais presents a new series of paintings commissioned from Patrice Giorda by the collector Paul Dini. Invited to depict the Beaujolais region, the artist offers his own personal interpretation of its landscape.

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.

INSPIRED KANT BY JON FOSSE

What is the universe ? And what place do we hold within it ? This breathtaking journey across the stars beckons children to wander into the infinite, to dream, and to contemplate the great mysteries of existence. A sensory odyssey where art and technology intertwine, conjuring a world of magic, holograms, and poetry.

ACT II, FROM ALMOST NOTHING is dedicated to the work of Nadjim Zoubir, whose practice unfolds around the ellipse as a minimal form, a repeated gesture and the starting point of a world in slow emergence.

The world of Halloween invades the Croix-Rousse Theater ! The theater turns into a haunted house: mysterious atmosphere, wacky costumes, diabolical cocktails... Chills guaranteed!

At a time when mobility is reshaping territories and identities, this exhibition brings together 24 artists to explore the movements of plants and people. Through ecology, colonial history, science, and art, it examines notions of rootedness, exile, transmission, and the interdependencies that connect all living beings.

What kind of state do we live in?’ – the political state, the state of citizenship – will be an immersive presentation of freely available materials: drawings, images, texts, spoken words, sounds and audio testimonies.

Horizon Deficit explores loss as a field of perception. A cold, raw, photographic reality crossed by multiple languages as inner independent republics. Images become a universal language, beyond words.