Art galleries exhibition spaces foundations and cultural centers France

This boutique, art gallery and workshop is only the oldest dijonnaise address specialized in coaching. It showcases many highly talented artists and celebrates the highly successful exhibitions. It must be said that you cannot stop looking at works of art displayed as a showcase when you walk in the historic centre. It is also an art gallery where you can stroll and admire the work of artists. The works are obviously to be admired but also to acquire, and no surprise at the price level, since Nathalie makes a point of displaying them transparently. The other activity of the shop is, of course, professional and personalized coaching. Take the time to choose from the colors, materials, style, all very different from each other and benefit from a framework adapted to your request. An excellent address where you are greeted with kindness and professionalism.

The "Bleu d'Enfer" art gallery is housed in a typical Jura farmhouse. Visitors will be able to admire his original watercolors, which capture the landscapes and winter scenes of the Haut Jura. The gallery is easily accessible, located just off the Lamoura/Les Rousses road, with its traditional granary amidst pastures. For art and nature lovers, the "Bleu d'Enfer" gallery is a must-see during a stay in Lamoura.

Françoise and Dominique Sablons decided to open a contemporary art gallery in the mountains. It has existed since 2003 and has continued to grow in reputation. It highlights artists from all over the world in this small village above Champagnole. Françoise is an artist herself, a painter/sculptor/plastician. The 4 exhibition rooms host an average of 12 talents in different and unusual registers. They are regularly renewed. All the creations can be acquired and not necessarily for an exorbitant cost.

A gallery as we like them, which opened its doors at the end of 2017 on the boulevard du Montparnasse. Father and son combine their respective skills here in Carrara marble, whose unique purity and whiteness have made it famous since ancient times, and the pearl of Fakarava, harvested from the oldest pearl farm still in operation on the Fakarava atoll (a UNESCO classified biosphere reserve). From it come large-scale sculptures by Nito DiDariel (the father), exhibited here and temporarily transported for some of them to the seabed of Fakarava. As for jewellery, it is Joachim himself who raises his pearl oysters: back in Paris, both of them brilliantly combine the finesse of the pearl and the strength of the marble. The jewels that result from it are unique and beautiful. In everyone's works, nature is never far away...

The Villa Saint-Cyr is one of these beautiful properties that make the charm of Bourg-la-Reine. This residence, now owned by the city, has three levels accessible to the public. On the ground floor you will find temporary exhibitions dedicated to contemporary art. On the first floor is a superb collection of ceramic pieces from Pierre-Adrien Dalpayrat (1844-1910). The latter is known mainly for the famous "Dalpayrat red" color obtained from copper oxide and then never obtained. Finally, in the basement, rooms are designed to accommodate receptions. The villa is surrounded by a pleasant square where it is good to walk. The Villa Saint-Cyr can also be rented for your receptions, offering your guests a framework that they will not be prepared to forget. For any information about this, you will need to contact the city hall of Bourg-la-Reine.

The center aims to create a lasting understanding between these two countries. The Canadian Cultural Center is located within the Canadian Embassy and offers a program of contemporary art exhibitions at a rate of 3 to 4 exhibitions per year in its atypical gallery under the glass roof in the heart of the embassy. Regular guided tours and occasional evening events are offered. The program presents a selection of contemporary Canadian artistic production through concerts, literary evenings, conferences, performances and always accessible to the public free of charge.

Ancient furniture is a in recent times. The unfortunate man does not deserve such treatment! Having lived through the centuries without ambage, remained of a rare beauty at a time when you don't swear only by Ikea, should force a little more respect. The gallery François Léage has been working for generations now to maintain the aura of this furniture and art objects. Specialized in the th century, it will help you to see only high quality objects obtained by the best craftsmen of several trades. From the furniture marqueté to the hectic, laques panels applied to the finest porcelain, it is the century of French gold that resumes. We have to visit this gallery to appreciate all the refinement of such furniture, and even though the contemporary decorators do not lend themselves to play, the mixing of objects of that time to our contemporary interiors is not as unthinkable as one could imagine it… A small tour on the virtual gallery of the site may give you ideas!

La Vitrine AM is part of these new generation exhibition sites. Since 2012, artists and businesses have been in contact in the centre of Paris. Pascale Cayla and Virginie Epry have fuelled this original concept: developing the relationship between art and trademarks. Here, there's nothing to buy, just to admire! La Vitrine regularly organises happenings around art, of course, which brings together contemporary artists, art experts and business. More than a gallery, La Vitrine AM is the perfect place to meet artists, patrons and important collectors.

This art gallery mainly oriented towards painting exposes many artists. There is a wide choice of pictorial works complemented by a wide range of works engraved, multiple and sketches. Here you will find the achievements of Marc Ronet, Monique Tello, Joseph Choi, Antonio Segui, etc. You can also find out about the website to find the dedications sessions that interest you.

It is a beautiful and luminous gallery of 300 square meters. It is located upstairs the Concorde store. Many European artists expose their works of art (as paintings, photos, erotic sculptures and so on) in this atypical place and every 8 or 10 weeks, new expos are proposed. The gallery is available for rent especially for private events.

As a cultural centre dedicated to the dissemination of Mexican culture, it promotes exchanges between the two countries, through exhibitions of Mexican or foreign artists who have worked there.

This eco-artist works with crockery and paper for highly original creations. The common thread is ecology. It's all about recycling objects and materials. Michèle Giraudo brings to life a phantasmagorical bestiary, from hedgehogs to mouflons and even mushrooms, in a dreamlike, plant-based universe. Somewhere between a cabinet of curiosities and a fairy tale, her works include mosaics of papier-mâché tableware. Dare to wear jewelry made from antique crockery.

Managed by the ART + association, this gallery exhibits around ten visual artists each year, over three-week periods. You'll discover renowned artists, but also, since this year, amateurs who can rent the space, or Pamiers high school students with the Art option. The gallery is a true cultural venue, as throughout the year it also organizes concerts, workshops for young people, live shows, conferences with artists or about art... The welcome is warm and relaxed.

The association Le Mur proposes artistic projects and exhibitions of contemporary art. This creative space welcomes singular artists, both young and established, with the aim of sharing their approaches and creative processes. Their work makes contemporary art present and accessible in the region. They have two exhibition spaces in the town: the Prieuré de Pont-Loup, currently closed for restoration, and the Espace de Création du Mur, a 130^m2 gallery.

Le Point Sisley, run by an association of enthusiasts and scholars, offers an insight into the life of the painter Alfred Sisley and some of his works through large-format reproductions. Other sites allow you to discover the work of craftsmen and/or associations in the town! Full details are available from the Tourist Office.

The route dedicated to the Impressionist painter Alfred Sisley was created to discover the town and the artist's works. It allows visitors to discover the various places where this sometimes little-known artist lived and found inspiration. It is marked out in the town by enameled lava plaques in the very places where the artist set up his easel. A multilingual book to accompany the itinerary is available in store at the Moret Seine & Loing Tourist Office and at Point Sisley.

A signposted walk around Sisley (approx. 7 kilometers long) has been created between Moret-sur-Loing and Saint-Mammès, a canal town. This itinerary offers an original way to discover the work of Alfred Sisley, one of the purest and most authentic Impressionist landscape painters of the late ^19th century. As you stroll along the paths between Moret-sur-Loing and Saint-Mammès, you can stop to discover the plaques along the way. Further information on the tourist office website: https://www.msl-tourisme.fr/fr/decouvrir-moret-seine-loing/art-et-peinture/destination-impressionnisme/sur-les-traces-de-sisley.html.

La Fac, Fontmaure art culture Chamalières Charreton, is a new cultural venue in Chamalières. It comprises four areas. The Victor Charreton museum showcases the painter's Impressionist-inspired works. The artothèque offers access to the town's art collection, including paintings, engravings, etc. The municipal engraving school offers workshops for young and old, where you can try out different engraving techniques. Finally, the Fontmaure chapel hosts lectures and recitals. This varied program enriches the cultural offering of the Clermont-Ferrand metropolis, and promises to be a colorful discovery.