Résonance events

This first exhibition of the collection offers a panorama of Lyon's creation from the 18th century to today.

Exhibition "I was here.", Xiaojun Song, from November 23, 2022 to January 14, 2023

Evening dedicated to Afghanistan around the actresses of the Afghan Girls Theater Group hosted in Lyon in 2021, Kubra Khademi, visual artist and performer invited to the Avignon Festival 2022 and videographers, photographers and visual artists.

Xinjiang, literally translate to new frontier in Chinese. Photography

Meeting with Japanese historian Pierre-François Souyri, Jean-François Chevrier and Julien Guinand

Exhibition of Aurelie Menaldo from the 2 décembre until the end of january

Solo show by the artist Johanna Cartier

Collectif CAPSULE Artists Antonin Dony, Eve Martin and Arsène Prat and curator Valentin Vennesson develop an immersive installation work. This practice of exhibition as a medium leads them to think of environments, where real and fiction mingle to become possibilities. Since their formal experiments, they have pursued a search on the landscape by questioning materiality and virtuality.

In Virginie Yassef's world, strange, even supernatural always arises where we least expect them. Through the objects that she diverts and on which she imposes variations of scale or texture, she questions our geographical, spatial and temporal landmarks to create fictions that are both funny and cruel. At the CAP art center, the artist presents forms from theater and cinema repertories. For Soleil City, she stages a ventriloquist branch that challenges us and asks to be listened to...

Crystalline Thresholds | Les Portes de Givre is a series of seven frozen passageways sculpted the Atlantic winds in the winter of 2022/23 by artist Sabine Mirlesse.

Home away from home is a Franco-American photographic project produced in 2017 as part of the Immersion program launched by the Hermès and Aperture foundations, for which the artist and photographer Taysir Batniji set out to retrace the history of his Palestinian cousins who immigrated to the United States since the 1960s.

Taysir Batniji thus questions the notions of uprooting and migration. He makes us think about the meaning of exile and the different degrees of rootedness in the country of adoption. The attachment to the homeland, the feeling of belonging, the origins and the cultural adaptation are at the heart of his project.

Meet the artist Virginie Yassef and discover her new in situ installation at CAP art center The opening will be followed by "dansedélicat", DJ set performed by Martin Poncet, Lundy Grandpré and Gabrielle Marty