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Place Abbé Larue,
69005 Lyon
The Bastion de Saint Just (commonly known as Fort de Saint Just) is a historic building of over 400 m2 of land belonging to the Navigable Waterways of France (VNF).
It sits on the heights of the 5th arrondissement of Lyon, and is a former military heritage built between 1830 and 1850.
The Bastion is a unique place, an oasis conducive to inspiration and cohabitation. Since 209, it has been occupied by Gamut, an association which has welcomed local artists, craftsmen and collectives inside the Bastion within the framework of residency programs aimed for research, collaborative creation and experimentation.
Access to the Bastion Saint Just is reserved exclusively for members of the Gamut association.
Occasional openings of the place allow the public to visit it as part of open studios, residency outings, etc.
On the occasion of the Résonance Biennale, the Bastion de Saint Just will open its doors from Wednesday to Sunday, at specific times for each of the Resonance events of Gamut.