L E T E M P S M A T É R I E L: Expression, French for time is immaterial (material time) (1) time measured without subjectivity (2) the inability to influence the passing of time (3) Dominique Blais’s exhibition, an evoking visual reflection of time and sound – materialising the immaterial. […]
L A T R A V E R S É E: Noun, French for the crossing (1) the act of a person or thing that crosses (2) a place at which a road, railway road, river may be crossed (3) Johan Creten’s exhibition, a mysterious and magical journey inspired by his artist residency […]
C H I M È R E S: Noun, French for mythology (1) a monster from Greek mythology that breathes fire and has a lion’s head, a goat’s body, and a snake’s tail (2) something that exists only in the imagination and is not possible in reality (3) a group exhibition […]
One of France’s most acclaimed living artists, Sophie Calle’s art can be interpreted as a continuous documentation of her intimate adventures. This exhibition includes a selection of works from the artist’s oeuvre sourced from private collections spanning the period from 1980 to 2012. Calle’s work has become known for seeking to comprehend vulnerable and uncertain […]
Lee Ufan shows how beauty can come from nothingness at the Château la Coste artist programme.
