Résonance events

Selected works by artists represented by Galerie Platini

Through a dialogue between the artist’s works—prints, textile et photographic installations—and the museum’s collection, Garance Alves explores textiles as a space of memory and examines the role of clothing in our daily lives. What remains of clothing when the body is no longer there?

Théo Beaumont, Mathieu Le Breton and Hippolyte Noiry, from QUINTET studio, host a joyful program, driven by love of art ; an exhibition to delve into the ties that bind us, a party to celebrate creation as a community…

Join our mediation team on a guided tour to discover the work of the artist Arturo Kameya, adapted for families. This will be followed by a short hands-on workshop where you will get to explore one artistic technique.

As part of the ‘Résonance’ programme for the 2026 Lyon Biennale, the town of Amplepuis is hosting an encounter between three distinctive artistic worlds.

From 3 October to 1 December 2026, the exhibition offers an immersive experience of the dialogue between matter and light.

The gallery space is transformed into a dreamlike, lush setting. Against a backdrop of a botanical display inspired by Botticelli, painting, dance, music and interactions with the public all come together. What would flowers be without humans, and what would humans be without flowers?

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.

During her exhibition, Christine Crozat invites Bertrand Hugues to revisit their collaboration on Solanum baretiae, a tribute to Jeanne Baret. A conversation about creating a shared work through different media and artistic practices.

For over thirty years, my work has centred on simple actions: gathering, connecting, passing on. Firstly as an archaeologist, uncovering buried traces, from Lyon’s ancient ditches to the forgotten memories still hidden beneath the ground. Then as an artist, bringing to life thousands of characters who, page by page, image by image, form a fragile yet tenacious humanity. Today, this exploration continues alongside the I@, not as a break with the past but as a new space for dialogue. Agnan Kroichvili

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.

Playground: Tested by Gender is the residency project of photographer Tim Douet at UFR STAPS Lyon 1. In resonance with the Lyon Biennale 2026, it explores, through participatory photography, the links between sport, body, gender, performance and inclusion.

Across Fields is a project conceived by Fanny Maugey, in partnership with the Lyon University Hospital and the macLYON. Developed as part of the Culture and Health programme, the project was carried out with patients receiving care at Croix-Rousse Hospital and Lyon Sud Hospital.