Résonance events

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!