Art galleries exhibition spaces foundations and cultural centers France

It offers a wide variety of collections, from abstract photography to series on Emerald Coast landscapes. The gallery also offers fine art prints, photo shoots, wedding coverage and photography courses. For lovers of art and photography, the Candide Camera gallery is a must-see during your stay in Dinard.

In the heart of this village, in a bend, here you are facing a huge porch. Passing through the door, this cultural centre offers you an approach to art in the heart of nature. In the barn, exhibitions follow one another with artists of great value: Anna Madia, Maus Gironnay... This association is supported by Philippe Brame, author and photographer to whom the Gabriel Voisin High School in Troyes has dedicated its exhibition space. Philippe offers photographic internships, far from the formatted days we know. Here the eye, the dialogue, the method, are a transmission rather than a teaching. If you are more interested in speech, participate in the moments around poetry. The Facebook page is the best way to capture activities over time.

Under the charm of Sète, Marie-Josée Vidal, following a career in the field of culture abroad, creates the Plural gallery. A gallery with deliberately original and eclectic programming in a search for quality and authenticity.

Throughout the year, on two distinct exhibition spaces facing each other, the gallery presents a wide diversity in the area of contemporary regional, national, and international creation, whether in the discovery of new talents at the exhibition of renowned artists. In the gallery space, mingle: paintings, sculptures, photographs, graphic art, digital art, singular art, figuration, expressionism, abstract art…

The École Supérieure d'Art de Clermont Métropole delivers two state diplomas, art option: the DNA and the DNSEP. Courses are available for young people who wish to take the entrance exams for art and design schools. The library specializing in contemporary art is open to the general public, who can also attend courses and workshops. ESACM organizes conferences, study days and exhibitions, including those of its graduates, as well as various events. It has a FabLab dedicated to digital art, the first of its kind in France.

Located in the district of Aiguelongue, la villa des Cent Regards was built in the 60s by Victor Grazzi, a mason originating in Lombardy. Criticized or looked with sympathy, this construction of naive art sometimes called "la maison du fada" does not leave indifferent. It belongs to the heritage of Montpellier. Renovated, and subsidized by various associations, la villa aux cent regards, neglected for more than twenty years, finds a more standard use with the originality of its architecture. It is the seat of exhibitions and contemporary art workshops. The workshop of drawing is held every Tuesday from 2:30pm to 5:30pm. It includes between six to eight people with a model. A professor comes every six sessions to bring his advices and a work of "data-processing print" allows the participants to check their drawing compared to reality. Other workshops are organized throughout the year in sculpture and writing with the Indian ink. During school holidays, workshops are offered to children. Contact the villa for more information.

Isabelle Moreau is an artist in the soul. On a terrace on the pond of Thau, she just settled in the Point short area and made birds from objects recovered from the beach: ropes, feathers, corals, bark, mosses, plastic objects, floated wood… In her creative studio she assembles and glue the materials for a very original result. A visit is needed as Isa offers Chinese, Korean, Balinese and many others.

Cultivate in the Turrets! After years of neglect, these former 19th century basketry workshops with their pointed turrets now house the Vouziers cultural centre. Throughout the year, this dynamic cultural space offers an eclectic programme with shows for the whole family. Between plays, one-man shows, operettas, concerts, musical evenings, dances and stories, the cultural season promises to be rich in events. The centre also houses an exhibition area, the cinema, the library, the municipal band and its music school, as well as the association Les Tourelles, which carries out cultural activities throughout the region.

This is the amazing story of this Bram cultural and artistic centre, where everything begins with the estate of the estate owner in 2004. Then for two years, the Bramais will rearrange and renovate this 2 ha green space, finally opening its doors to the public in March 2014 with a project resolutely oriented towards culture and heritage enhancement, as the donor wanted. This "arts and cultures" area offers eclectic programming, photo exhibitions, Catherine Cappeau's paper dresses, and talks about rugby in the 2015 season. A truly unexpected, modern place in the middle of a beautiful park, to discover quite simply.

Opened in summer 2017 on the Saint-Sauveur port, the Ixiart Gallery is a new cultural address to follow with interest. It offers you a journey in pop art and street art, which it designates as New Art, to distinguish it from contemporary art, whose codes differ. The idea of its founder, Jérôme Garcia, is to make art accessible to all. For this, he offers a varied selection of artists, passionate creators that he applies to the inventive stage. In this very bright gallery, you will discover artists who are painters but also other plasticians, selected at heart. A great opportunity to discover forms of artistic expression that still sometimes paint access to exhibition sites.

The Sakah Gallery nestled in the heart of the historic district of Toulouse, the antique shops and luxury boutiques district. On two floors, in an elegant and refined atmosphere, it welcomes original works of art. Painters, sculptors and even tapestries can showcase their works here, such as Frédéric Blaimont, Louis Treserras, Berit, Susan Leyland, André Nadal, Jean-François Segura, Catherine Chauloux, Tino Luciano, Isabelle Miramontes, Sandrine Blondel and Toutain. If you wish to acquire one of the works, it is also possible to use the Premium service of the gallery and thus receive advice to put in place and in value your acquisition.

BBB, the Bond de la Baleine in Bosse, is a contemporary art center, opened in Toulouse since 1993. Under associative status, it offers exhibitions and accompanies artists in their creative process, whatever their specific discipline (painting, sculpture, video, performance, drawing, installation…). BBB welcomes home-based plasticists, animates a resource platform and develops cultural actions for audiences. The BBB program, for example, offers workshops and implements a partnership with the social and educational actors in the north of Toulouse.

Common Place is a space dedicated to contemporary art, from the association of three alaplage Toulouse structures, Annexia and volksystem. Its vocation is thus the production and dissemination of contemporary creation. The common place has thus been located in a vast industrial area of 1,000 m ² (of which 450 m ² is given to the exhibition area), in the heart of the Bonnefoy district. So there are exhibitions, concerts. A recording studio has been installed here since 2011 and mediation activities are regularly carried out for public and school audiences. If you are looking for a room for an event, concert, exhibition, do not hesitate to contact Place Commun.

Located on the very beautiful esplanade of the new casino, which was once again in the image of the Belle Époque, the library is an indispensable place to immerse itself with the history and heritage of the city and its surroundings. Furthermore, it offers its readers a wide range of collections in a soothing setting, carefully furnished (the mezzanine reserved for children is very successful). Throughout the year exhibitions, shows, readings, stories and workshops, as well as numerous conferences are offered to a wide audience. On the cake, Internet access is free. Don't hesitate to ask librarians who are of unequalled kindness and availability, because the library is primarily a meeting and sharing place.

Created in 2014 by several local artists, the Têt' de l'Art gallery welcomes artists from all walks of life. Between photography, painting, sculpture and other disciplines, everyone can enter a universe and let their interpretations speak for themselves. Emotions to share in the face of raw arts, unique techniques, delivered works... The gallery is proud to present its sponsor, Juan Ramirez, godchild of Salvador Dali, and Dauphine de Valence. Some Sundays, the gallery comes alive differently by offering Jam sessions, musicians and singers are invited to take a seat to create music together and vibrate in unison. The exhibition then takes on a new dimension.... The Têt' de l'Art gallery definitely doesn't have a pig's character!

On the site of the Espé de Maxéville, this elegant gallery offers every month exhibitions and artistic meetings of contemporary art worth a visit. Covering all the fields of creation, you will find exhibitions of books and illustrations, photographs, sound works, original sculptures and well-functioning conferences. The artists, often regional artists, will be happy to share with you on their inspiration and work which, although demanding, is aimed at all audiences. These exhibitions and artistic encounters participate in art education and are often the subject of educational actions for pupils in the surrounding schools. A beautiful initiative, supported by Maxéville Mayor and DRAC Grand Est.

Located in the SEISAAM chapel, the interpretation centre exhibits a selection from a donation of 2,500 pieces of earthenware by Jacques Jouêtre and Henri Martin, former owners of the Château du Bois d'Épense, where the earthenware factory was located. Established in 1735 by Henri-Louis Leclerc, this factory played a major role in the economy of Argonne from 1765 to 1848 and was one of the most important in the Grand Est. This exhibition provides an overview of the different types of ceramics produced in Bois d'Épense: from the "grand feu" earthenware to that painted on the lamppost known as "petit feu", produced from 1785 to 1848, as well as fire clay crockery...

Founded in the th century under the decision of Louis VI le Gros, Earl of Dreux, the Hotel-Dieu was a place to treat the sick until the th century. This building consists of a chapel reconstructed from the th century. It is complemented by a campanile built in 1999, whose carillon gently delude the city at some hours of the day. There is also a "Tour of Found Children" used for the reception of abandoned children from 1812 to 1837. Today, the former Hôtel-Dieu is used to host temporary exhibitions and presents the «Valley Coeur» project to expand its city centre, energize and reorganize the city. Since 2008, the old Hotel-Dieu is part of the Historical Monuments Inventory.

Patrick Broggi only works rare wood or almost: apple, cherry, elm, woods, oak, pear, walnut, etc. We listen to the unsuspected properties of wood - scientific research in support - and its secrets. The step-by-step tour (from the field to the sculpture studio by the opening room) can last 20 minutes or three minutes if you start chatting with coudrier, fées and magnetic waves. The result of Patrick's work is in exhibition and sale: music boxes, Chinese ladies games, sculpted objects… You can even order any object, provided you have the imagination that works and has not already done so! Well, Patrick has a cottage and guest rooms. Not bad to deepen his knowledge of cabinetmaking…

The La Source Association, which has four sites in France, was created in 1991 by painter Gérard Garouste. In the castle and La Poultière park, it hosts artists in residence all year long, groups of children or adults in workshops of artistic practice, and organizes exhibitions and events around the plastic arts. The primary mission of this institution is the prevention of exclusion. The site also receives classes for artistic stays. Amazing to know that this village of 600 inhabitants is so intense!