Résonance events

Echoing the choreographic performance Loïe in Silk, a lecture by Mr. Philibert Varenne, Director of the Maison des Canuts, will explore the profound relationship between Lyon and silk. He will share the story of his family’s enduring passion for silk, a legacy spanning five generations.

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

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.

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.

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.

The fifth exhibition of the 2026 will be the annual exhibition of autumn: to sweat.

Two artists and a collective are invited to create an original piece in the newspaper Rocking-Chair#8 as well as to participate in an exhibition. The two productions are closely linked. The publication of the newspaper takes place on the day of the opening.

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.

"A dancer/crossfitter and a dancer/sociologist explore Crossfit to question the normalization of bodies and the injunction to performance. [...]"

Yoga (1h) & visit (1h) on 25/10/26 9:30 am to 11:30 am

Through drawing, ceramics, printmaking, knitting, and writing, Sarah Battaglia explores the connections between living beings and matter. A lecture on transformation, the traces of the wild, and the fragile boundaries between life and disappearance.

Through film, photography and drawing, Jemima Burrill explores what makes something monumental. Moving between collective memory, grief and everyday rituals, her work reveals how intimate experiences can become acts of visibility and commemoration.

As part of its group exhibition, the rv33 gallery is showcasing the work of Artist and designer, Alicia Olivier (Olive®).

On the occasion of this exhibition, discover the work "The Plank".

At Olive®, objects always exist on the border between the real and the unreal, blurring our perceptions and inviting us to rethink our own reality. Instinctive, the creations take the form of simple, minimalist objects, as if from a parallel universe that have found their place in our reality.