Résonance events

L’Entaille is a photographic narrative that blends family archives with contemporary images. Navigating the realms of memory, loss, and landscape, the series explores the boundaries between reality and the imagination. Here, the mountain becomes the sensitive terrain of an intimate journey between the visible and the invisible.

To mark the 18th edition of the Lyon Contemporary Art Biennale, whose theme is ‘From One Dream to Another’, the Ceysson & Bénétière gallery will present the exhibition ‘Apparitions’, dedicated to the work of Lionel Sabatté, as part of the ‘Résonance’ programme from 17 September to 24 October 2026.

ALF welcomes Anna Jaccoud, a visual artist born in 2001. Using found materials, her context-specific work explores the built environment and power dynamics. By disrupting the space that hosts her work, she invites us to take a critical look at our ways of life.

IN THE GLOW OF OUR LACK views graphic work as an act of extraction. It is not merely a matter of recording reality, but of making a cut, a selection. The focus is on what remains after erasure: chosen fragments, traces, and residues left for the viewer to interpret.

Severija Inčirauskaitė-Kriaunevičienė’s practice involves using the delicate technique of cross-stitch on metal objects. The embroidered motifs echo their surfaces, highlighting the artist’s interest in nature conservation and contemporary history.

To mark its opening, the Chalet du Parc is hosting the special exhibition Vivre ensemble by Yann Arthus-Bertrand and Hervé Le Bras, organised by the GoodPlanet Foundation.

A participatory, transdisciplinary installation inspired by Fluxus and Walter Benjamin. Inside a porous cube with paper borders, the public activates a megaphone to chant the poetry of the world, challenging geopolitical boundaries to celebrate the sovereignty of relation.

As you wander through the streets, Cobie’s collages pop up where you least expect them. With humor and a touch of mischief, they create unexpected moments in the urban landscape and invite you to rediscover the city in a new light.

BDPD, Francesc Ruiz, from June,11th until October,10th, 2026. Curator : Camille Richert. For one summer, artist Francesc Ruiz transforms la Salle de bains into a homoerotic bookstore. The publications are available for consultation on site and sold for 5 euros each.

« Et si les changements sociaux et économiques étaient directions, matières et couleurs, et si ces dernières cohabitaient dans leurs différences et complémentarité pour nous rappeler que tout est interaction et interconnecté, du végétal, de l’animal, du minéral, l’humain aussi, tous « des poussières d’étoiles » comme le disait Hubert Reeves.

Thomas Goux, born in 1978, is an artist-designer who graduated from the École des Beaux-Arts de Saint-Etienne. His activity as a visual artist, sculpture, painting, installation and performance questions the relationship between man and his environment. He lives and works in Saint-Etienne.

"What is your dream?" is a photography collection that explores the concept of the dream as a wish. By asking residents—"And you, what is your dream?"—we give form to their aspirations and their ways of perceiving the world through staging and gesture.

Since 2020, artist aNa Fernandes has collected medical students’ representations of care through a collaborative artistic process. Presented together for the first time, these murals form a sensitive archive of contemporary imaginaries surrounding health and care.

Across two gardens, the project sets stories of desired futures in motion. Gathered from visitors, they resonate through the space, are transcribed onto edible paper, then redistributed among soil, plants, and insects, nurturing a shared imagination.

Three Passages for a Re-Evolution invites visitors to journey through the thresholds of our time. From the awareness of crisis to inner transformation and the embodied experience of change, each passage offers a step toward becoming an active participant in one's own metamorphosis.