Résonance events

From 17 to 20 November, the group exhibition Ghosted by… takes over the Théâtre de l'Elysée with artworks, performances, workshops, and conversations with artists and researchers, exploring the affective economies that shape artistic practices and art labour.

The Chain of Oaks accompanies young trees to their permanent planting sites across the Lyon metropolitan area. Carried by bicycle, public transport or on foot, these breathing companions travel without combustion engines. Each transplantation becomes a collective act of care and a moving work of tree art.

Between Fabric and Plant explores the connections between memory, migration, and textile materiality. Drawing on linen fabrics made in Ukraine by her family over a century ago, Eugenia Reznik reveals how matter retains traces of the plant, history, and displacement.

As part of the exhibition Holding water, a little longer, writer and screenwriter Charlotte Pons leads a creative writing workshop where participants draw on the artworks to explore imaginaries of water, the senses, and the natural world.

Discover the work of the artist Arturo Kameya, accompanied by our mediation team, on a guided tour in Spanish or Italian.

Group show with Jesús Alberto Benítez, Guillaume Le Moine, Yveline Loiseur, Pascal Poulain + guests

Photography, ecology, and postcolonial narratives converge in Juliette Suchel’s work. This lecture explores the relationships between plants, territory, and image, where vegetation becomes an active collaborator in the photographic process.

We are stepping into a small white-tiled room: an armchair, a rug, a lamp, a TV. A living room. Entering their home — but they are not there.

Loïc Bonche is exhibiting at L’Assaut de la menuiserie: his work, inspired by the concept of Umwelt, explores the boundaries between human and non-human perception. It engages in a dialogue with living things, using fishing and lures as aesthetic interfaces and conduits.

Talk on the conditions.eco website

Thursday 26 November 2026 from 6pm at L’Assaut de la menuiserie, Saint-Étienne. Come and meet the artist and discover their works in this exhibition, presented in resonance with the 18th Lyon Contemporary Art Biennale.

In Linda Sanchez’s primarily sculptural work, the materials are clearly visible, as are the gestures and processes of (de)construction.

On the occasion of the "Frank Stella" and "Flying Colors" exhibitions, explore American influences through concerts, screenings and visits.

Michel Pagnoux paints in layers, reworkings, erasures. Within this rigorous repetition lies a quest for balance between memory and emergence. Repetition deepens meaning, revealing the vibrant essence of the gesture (Julia Kristeva). To paint is to begin again in order to see more clearly. To persist in order to capture the still-vibrant trace of the gaze.

In the Atelier’s project space, Lamezz presents a domestic version of a greenhouse. This ecosystem houses plants and sculptures bathed in eerie artificial light.