Programming

Katja Macleod proposes a painting-installation that refers to the memories of her childhood in post-war Germany.

Étrange culture draws from within our civilization the objects that define it. It is also the place of our private space, of the fruits of our childhood, of the old ones which shaped our personal and family history.

Naki, a multi-instrumentalist composer, invites us on a unique musical journey with the Stick-harp, a 37-string instrument that brings together the harp, guitar, bass, and tampura. With this instrument, the artist explores new polyrhythmic possibilities and delivers an original sonic performance.

An exhibition of paintings in the gallery.

In this installation, the artist has arranged various objects that the light makes glow from the inside and create a shadow theater from the outside.

This work mainly presents a multitude of ceramic objects pinned to the wall of the gallery in the manner of a museum collection.

With this installation, Danyèle Alain and Madeleine Dubeau want to identify the reciprocal conveniences and disconveniences, find a space-time, a consensus.

Exhibition of photographs, paintings and objects.

According to Jeanne E. Masterson, wounds bear witness to our human condition, chaotic, universal and constant. Their transformation into scars on the surface hides their true dimensions, dislocates them. What are the possible repercussions if wounds are neglected, ignored, simply sewn up and forgotten?

The Fantaisie is a humorous reflection of life with its two faces: awakening and pacifying rest... revitalizing repair, ancient heritage of the living matter.

DARE-DARE and the artists invite you to a Mexican-style meal and to come hear their favorite songs.

Nathalie Grimard will introduce you to a totally subjective experience. She invites you to remember, to daydream, to fantasize and to be crazy.

The identification of the individual, for institutional purposes, has been reduced to a system of digital codes.

This project is a collection of notes, photographs and wallpaper.

Projected on a transparent screen, a large color image of the artist lying with a bouquet of flowers moves under the breath of a fan sending colored reflections on one of the walls.

The artist's series of paintings reflect her interest in the conflicts of identity that exist within a personality, the innate cruelty of human beings and the dilemmas created by the conflicts between nature and religion.