Résonance events

Open studio & artists' displays

How can we make change visible? The exhibition Metamorphosis. States of Change brings together seven emerging artists from Germany who – each through their own photographic perspective – explore the various forms of change, whether political, cultural, ecological or digital.

Solo show of artist Michel Jocaille

At the intersection of art, science, ethnobotany and postcolonial studies, LES VOYAGEUSES is a transdisciplinary project unfolding as an archipelagic constellation of exhibitions, conferences, artist residencies, performances, and other public programmes.

Through a sensitive exploration of place, Benoit Billotte investigates the connections between geography, botany, urbanism, and culture. A lecture on how everyday elements can reveal new ways of perceiving and understanding a territory.

Conceived as a dive into fresh and iodine-rich waters, the exhibition Roberto mio palmo ! offers a sensitive, poetic and playful approach, imbued with a touch of humor, a bit of irony, and a hint of utopia. It aims to reveal the sublime, the wondrous, and the fragile nature of aquatic environments.

The Demeure En Scène Company presents its latest play, THE LAST WITCH, at Galerie 41, 41 rue St Georges, Lyon 5. Based on the life of Anna Goldïn. A play by Christian Watremez. Directed by Magali Richard.

With: Laetitia Deletraz, Marie Pourchet, Gilles Damond, Didier Gindre or Lionel Daneyrolle

Opening of The Possible exhibition in the presence of curator Paule Martigny of Galerie Mémoire des Arts and visual artist Pascale Charrier-Royer, known as Pacha. Together, they will present the Life Drive series and the installation Vital Impulse, followed by a convivial reception.

Sarah Battaglia is a French artist and a graduate of the Annecy School of Art. Through drawing, engraving, ceramics, and sculpture, she explores the connection to the living world. Inspired by nature and the wild, she creates sensitive and poetic works that question memory, fragility, and the beauty of life.

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.

Two artists from Lyon present an installation of frozen dreams during the three National Artists' Days, an event initiated by the Maison des Artistes with the support of the Ministry of Culture. This is a unique opportunity to discover the works and engage directly with Chantal Payet, a ceramicist who creates chimeric forms in porcelain to tell stories through seashells, and Christine Goyard Gudefin, who uses photography to capture urban landscapes that appear for the briefest moment of the camera's click and then vanish like a dream.

Christine Helly d’Angelin will invite participants to physically experience this life force, this presence in a world in constant transformation, within the exhibition Pulsion de vie presented at Galerie 41.

The "conference on le basculeur", a reading-performance taken from an old drawing book, will be given for the first time by the artist during the finishing.

“Lexical Frequencies,” a performance that is part of a cycle of artistic events exploring the multiple dimensions of art and the roles it can play in our society.

Each piece examines a different facet of artistic creation and its impact on our lives.

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.