Résonance events

LE PARTAGE DES EAUX is an open-air artistic trail that follows the GR7 on the Ardèche mountain for around a hundred kilometers. Since 2017, it has hosted contemporary works of art created by internationally renowned artists: Felice Varini, Gloria Friedmann, Olivier Leroi, Stéphane Thidet, Gilles Clément, Kôichi Kurita (2018), HeHe (2021), Henrique Oliveira (2023). All along the route, the "Mires" imagined by landscapers Gilles Clément and IL Y A and the chestnut furniture designed by designer Eric Benqué offer immersive stops in the landscape. The GPS imagined by the Toplamak collective (frédéric dumond, Anne de Sterk, Eric Watt) accompanies motorists from one work.

as part of the FITE - Biennale Textile - Clermont-Ferrand

Spacejunk and the artist Veks Van Hillik invite 9 artists from the French and Belgian street art and lowbrow scenes to create an artistic cabinet of curiosities in the basement of a building in Rillieux-la-Pape.

Expressions borrowed from the automotive world are often used in crisis situations, emergencies, key moments where elements slip out of our control, and tip over. Laura Ben Haïba and Rémi de Chiara invite you to this unique interpretation of sometimes explosive expressions.

Solo show by Alexia Pouget-Néron

Closing exhibition at Le Réverbère gallery.

Clemens Hollerer Six 2024

In resonance with te 17th edition of the Biennale de Lyon, LeGrandLarge is transformed into an exhibition space thus projecting the different projects of the participating artists, on the theme of hospitality.

Based on Alexia Fabre's "connivance with the local territory", Jean-Claude MILLET drew on the concept of a standard horticultural greenhouse, created by Bresse-based visual artist Joël Paubel, to present a greenhouse for growing virtual plants.

After a five-month residency at Gadagne, LISA DUROUX AND GUILLAUME PEREZ two artists from Lyon are exhibiting their work, created to reflect one of the Vieux Lyon area's emblematic monuments.

The works that Mara Di Giammatteo proposes for the programme Resonance of the 17th Lyon Biennale - Contemporary Art are works woven on the loom or embroidered, where the theme of memory is investigated through written and native language words as a means of acceptance and communication in the world.

To coincide with the 17th Lyon Biennial of Contemporary Art, the Nouvel Institut Franco-Chinois is presenting a new "Trames" circuit, showcasing the work of five Chinese artists in a variety of venues dedicated to art, culture, heritage and sharing in Lyon, the Greater Lyon area and the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region.

"H2Origine" is an exhibition combining art and science. By its very nature, water connects. From the source to the sea, and through its endless cycle, it links the lands of the planet. Water is essential to our survival. "H2Origine" invites us to return to the birth of life, close to liquid water.

The Old City of Lyon, a land of welcome and hospitality, at the heart of Lyon's historic site on the right bank of the Saône, has been a land of welcome since the beginning of its history (foundation of the Roman city of Lugdunum on the hill of Fourvière in 43 BC), and open to the world

Vincent Gontier - Pierre Gallais en écho. Au croisement de deux démarches et deux sensibilités.

Following the success of his exhibition at the Centre Pompidou, Marin Karmitz is honouring us with an unprecedented collaboration with the Institut Lumière on two exhibitions to be discovered at the festival, as part of the tribute being paid to him.

Exhibition following the artist's residency at the museum in the fall of 2023.

Inner World’ exhibition by Ebru Ceylan at the Le Bleu du Ciel Exhibition Centre From 5 October 2024 to 28 December 2024

The Centre d'Exposition Le Bleu du Ciel is proud to present ‘Inner World’, an exceptional exhibition by Turkish photographic artist Ebru Ceylan, running from Saturday 5 October to Saturday 28 December 2024.

Through her work, Ebru Ceylan invites us to explore her ‘inner world’, a visual journey to the heart of unchanging landscapes and human encounters in Asia Minor. Her photographs, imbued with melancholy and light, celebrate life in all its forms, evoking bygone eras and rarely explored spaces of the imagination.

About the artist:

Ebru Ceylan is a leading figure on the Turkish and international art scene. A graduate in photography and cinema from the University of Marmara, she went on to obtain a master's degree in photography from the University of Mimar Sinan. Renowned for her sensitive approach and her ability to capture deep emotions through images, her work has been exhibited in numerous galleries around the world.

Take part in a collective, digitale Artwork. No skills required.

Work In Progress merges social tradition with contemporary innovation, presenting aNa Fernandes' distinctive concepts in both an exhibition and a dynamic, participative experience that encourages the active creation of art.

Ordonnance! is an exhibition by 4 photographers from the item collective, at the Musée urbain Tony Garnier. Sandra Calligaro, Romain Étienne, Paloma Laudet and Philippe Somnolet tell the story of the Edouard Herriot Hospital through the lense of photography, a place dedicated to healthcare. Through its architecture, they retrace a medical, human and collective history.

In Résonance with the 2024 edition of the Lyon Biennale - Contemporary Art, L'attrape-couleurs has the pleasure of welcoming the artist Lola Fontanié.

Entitled « Les voix des fleuves. Crossing the water », the 17th Lyon Biennale invites artists to meditate on human relationships and values such as altruism. The municipal museum Paul-Dini presents artworks from its collection proposing to question our relations to the surrounding world.

Following the first exhibition at the gallery of Philippe Hortala's work in April May 2024 (Philippe Hortala, le voyage en Hortalie occitane pâtissière), we are pleased to present this second with an exhibition of the series Les Potagers, produced between 1994 and 1998.

Exhibition from october 25 to january 19 at Creux de l’Enfer (site de l’usine du May), Thiers (63)

on-site installation

• Wednesday, october 30th at 10:30 am

• Thursday, january 2nd at 10:30 am

First saturday of each month at 15.00

• Saturday, november 2nd

• Saturday, december 7th

• Saturday, january 4th

"Mémoires vives" is Marie-Agnès Gachet Mauroz's first solo show at the small Françoise Besson gallery. It will feature some thirty works, following on from those shown in the exhibition l'Oeil et le Coeur, from the collection of Françoise Besson.

The works are created with a bias towards relief, wax composition and the fusion of materials, resulting in a pictorial expression in which the treatment of matter alone is the subject. Fragments of memory, mutated into projections on canvas and paper, create a universe where emotions become colors.

Lauréate de la 11e édition du Prix des Partenaires du MAMC+ dédié aux arts graphiques, Anne Bourse a conçu, pour sa première exposition personnelle dans un musée en France, un ensemble de nouvelles œuvres.

In March 2018, Yves Monnier was invited to participate in an arts-sciences research project by Jennifer Buyck. At the time, she was an architect and urban planner at IUGA. Today, she still works as an architect and urban planner, but at Eiffel University in Paris.

Le Musée de Valence – art et archéologie présente une exposition-événement célébrant les 30 ans de l’invitation de Jaume Plensa par la ville de Valence. En 1994, l’artiste investissait en effet des sites emblématiques de la ville et les vitrines de ses quartiers commerçants dans le cadre de la Biennale Un Sculpteur, Une Ville. En 2024, il répond à une nouvelle invitation de la cité drômoise pour l’installation d’une œuvre monumentale pérenne au cœur du centre historique. À cette occasion, une exposition est imaginée pour le musée de Valence, parcours poétique cheminant au travers d’œuvres de la fin des années 1980 à aujourd’hui.

Mickaël FRONTINI, priest, abstract painter : "open to imagination and sharing" 12 november 2024 – 5 january 2025, 7 days/7 Extension of the Old City of Lyon exhibition in resonance with 17th Lyon Biennale 2024.

a shape by Théophile Thomas, accompanied by an algorigram by Théophile Thomas

In 2024, Galerie Tator celebrates its 30th anniversary. A multi-sensory and participatory program is proposed through 5 exhibitions calling on the 5 senses. After smell, taste, hearing and sight, all that's missing is touch to complete this exploration of the senses. Théophile Péris proposes to transform Tator's spaces into a veritable cocoon of scent, haptics and touch.

Françoise Besson has invited photographer Yveline Loiseur and Michel Poivert, curator of the exhibition and photography historian, to compose arrangements on the gallery's large walls based on representations of human relationships, in particular those between childhood and old age, in relation to other living beings such as water, flowers and trees.

L'amour se porte autour du cou is a series taken from Rima Samman's family album, mixing identity photos and group photos, colored by hand.

The "Moi, élève" sound installation follows on from the "Autopsie" series "Autopsie" series (2020-2021) presented in Lyon at the Cabinet de Curiosité of the gallery Valérie Eymeric.

Violaine Desportes' 'Autopsy' series was based on photographs of pupils' school kits. It is important for the artist to start from reality, to delve into it, in a hyper-realistic approach, in black and white on paper. Christophe Moreau also observes his fellow artists. In his black and white portraits, he strives to master the light, which plays a key role in his work. Unlike Violaine Desportes, he is gradually moving away from realism. Both of them will be showing us two aspects of contemporary figurative art and black-and-white drawing. They will challenge us with their own view of the world.

"galeriele 116art" contemporary art, opened in 2008. 5 exhibitions per year ( solo show) offered to living artists ( experienced or beginners, frenchs and foreigns), using all the media ay their disposal. In addition to the closed space, the gallery has a roof-terrace, and a garden to present sculptures and installations..Main criteria used in the choice of works: aesthetics, sens, and emotion.

Since 2021, La Serre and the Creux de l'enfer national art centre (Thiers), have been working in partnership to organise a residency aimed at improving the artistic presence in their area and encouraging the public to encounter the art of our time. The winner of the 2024 competition, designer Grégory Granados, is presenting the results of his residency at La Serre in an exhibition entitled Résonances industrielles.

The Spacejunk Art Center presents the new exhibition of Venezuelan artist Koz Dos

Images, objects, people slowly turn on themselves to summon collective imagination and singular readings.

Beatrice Bréchignac hangs her sculptures among this fabric-like canopy of branches she paints. Skin to skin, they swing between heaven and earth, and look upward. The artist scatters around them fragments of her own universe: poetic extracts, treasures gleaned during her walks, fragments of textures and bursts of sensations.

LeGrandLarge invites you to come and meet the 30 resident artists in their workshops.

Nils Vandevenne's first solo show at Galerie Houg

Viriya Chotpanyavisut's work is motivated by a desire to be "out there" - in contact with other species - and by the desire to engage in a dialogue with them through images. He orchestrates his images around the question of the relationship between living beings. The artist questions the possibility of the common, of the instantaneous, and tries to create links in the disparity of his photographs. His artistic practice is based on his ability to contemplate the little things of everyday life and capture them in photographs. He tries to transform the appearance of these obsolete objects by giving them a certain intimacy, a certain life.

For this first exhibition at the gallery of works by Hungarian artist Tamas Zanko, we are delighted to present a series never before shown in a gallery: the “Pop” series, produced between 1965 and 1969.

Émilien Adage proceeds like an alchemist, experimenting with and exhausting the possible combinations of natural and artificial objects to compose and recompose dreamlike landscapes. Beyond a simple interpretation of the landscape's evocative form, it's the relationship to peregrination that is fantasized here.

Alice Brygo develops a practice on the border between fantastic cinema, documentary method and immersive installation. Her work testifies to a generational uncertainty in the face of fragile times.

Solo show of the artist Bérénice Nouvel

Marina Caneve (b. 1988) is an Italian artist-photographer whose work explores major environmental, social and cultural changes. In December 2024, Marina Caneve will hold her first solo exhibition in France at CAP.

Nomadic conferences and banquets A Silk me Back program proposed by Isabelle Moulin in line with the themes presented for the Biennale 2024:"The voices of rivers crossing the water", the relationships that bind between beings by rituals of conviviality, hospitality and care, 10 highlights that will take place in the workshops of the TASE factory but also in secret places, inaccessible generously opening their doors for this occasion!