• Place Maréchal Lyautey

    Repeated during the Biennale, Eve K performs a fifteen-minute ritual: she gathers, reads and rewrites dreams on edible paper, chews them, forms them with clay, and buries them within bamboo. Intimate words enter a shared rite, entrusted to living matter as seeds of memory, renewal and possibility.

  • , Region

    An artistic textile event for all audiences in two municipalities:

    • Pollionnay at La Remise - Geneviève Dumont Association , and the Jean Villard nursing home
    • Yzeron Exhibition House of the Plough, Association serving the History and Heritage of Lyon
  • BATEAU LE MAQUIS

    La Biennale du Maquis brings together three artistic perspectives exploring the passages that connect the visible and the invisible, humanity and the living world, surface and depth. Aboard a floating venue open to the city, the exhibition invites visitors to slow down, cross thresholds, and reimagine their relationship with the world.

  • Lumière Interieure – Atelier de création contemporaine d’ Elie Gerbe

    Just a short walk from the Fresque des Lyonnais and Place Fernand Rey, the door of Lumière Intérieure invites visitors to cross the threshold into a place where the creative process follows its own rhythm.

  • URDLA

    Opening of Faire le sale, an exhibition by Delphine Reist, on Saturday, September 19 at URDLA.

  • In resonance with the Lyon Contemporary Art Biennale, come explore the traboules following the steps of the Canuts. A tour between the history of silk and contemporary creation, an urban walk accessible to everyone, from 5 years old.

  • Atelier de Perrine Lacroix

    Perrine Lacroix invite des projets d'artistes et collectifs d’artistes autour de l’idée d’invitations entre artistes sur des formats d’éditions singulières : protocoles diverses, multiples, séries limitées, livres d’artistes, playlist collaborative, etc (programmation en cours).

  • Galerie Métamorphose

    Meeting two artists centered on the contemporary artist's book.

  • CAUE Rhône Métropole

    Discover 40 outstanding buildings crafted from stone, earth, and plant fibers. The Materia exhibition presents these exemplary projects, finalists for the Materia Award. A unique opportunity to explore innovative, sustainable, and inspiring architectural achievements from around the world..

    • Résonance

    Nightwatch

    Maison du Projet P.I.V.O

    The exhibition "La Ronde de nuit" envisions a space where the preservation of living things and sculpture engage in dialogue. On the SVP site, two luminous works keep watch, active day and night, linking their own evolution to that of the plant life and blending gently into the landscape.

  • On the occasion of the Résonance program of the 18th Lyon Biennale of Contemporary Art, To pass from one dream to another, EX-SITU brings together Célia Coëtte and Margarita Wenzel for Seeping through, a cycle of performances conceived for Cour des Voraces and Galerie Philibert Delorme.

  • Atelier LaMezz

    Un dossier de plus pour nos archives... is a group show highlighting the invisible labor of cultural workers—while questioning how the art worldlooks after those without whom it would not exist.

  • Le Studio Art Gallery / Studio Tango Argentino

    Mara Di Giammatteo's solo exhibition for the 18th edition of Resonance features a series of tapestries in various formats, created using hand-stitched and embroidered techniques.

    Her works, which are part of the artist's current research, explore memory and time as essential elements of connection, not only geographical but also identity and human relationships: cause and effect.

    • Résonance

    Ideal Illusion

    Le Cloitre Art Contemporain

    A group exhibition featuring resident and guest artists from the Le Cloître Art Contemporain gallery in Lyon. Martin Caminiti, Matt Coco, Patrick Condouret, Elisabeth Gilbert Dragic, Reza Kabirnia, Nadine Lahoz-Quilez, Pascal Michalon, Gabriel Retif (guest) and Jean Reudet have come together for a group exhibition centered on the theme of illusion. Curator: Marie-Agnès Charpin.

  • Galerie 22h22

    ACT I, FROM ALMOST NOTHING brings together Juliette Parisot and Nicolas Nicolini around notions of persistence, reconstruction and shifts in perception, in resonance with the Lyon Biennale and the European Heritage Days.