Art galleries exhibition spaces foundations and cultural centers France

After housing the departmental archives in 1949, this former Carmelite convent, which has been closed for the past 10 years, has finally seen the light of day: an artistic playground open to all. In winter, the center welcomes artists in residence and offers cultural education projects, particularly for schools. In summer, Memento opens its doors to all with a group exhibition and a rich and varied cultural program: concerts, performances, conferences, workshops...

The Fonds Hélène & Édouard Leclerc pour la culture is a contemporary art center located in Landerneau, in the Finistère department of Brittany. It is a private endowment fund for French contemporary art. The center offers contemporary art exhibitions and regularly welcomes renowned artists. Visitors can buy their ticket online to save time at the entrance. Admission is free for certain age groups, including under-18s, jobseekers, disabled people, students, teachers and others. The center has a free parking lot reserved for visitors, but it is not suitable for motorhomes. The Fonds Hélène & Édouard Leclerc can be reached by car, train (station 200 m away) or plane (Brest Bretagne airport 19 minutes away).

The Papeterie Artisanale de Pérouges is a unique place to visit during your stay in Pérouges. Located in the historic town, this paper mill is an art gallery, exhibition space, foundation and cultural center all rolled into one. Here you can discover original works of art, temporary exhibitions and take part in creative workshops. Don't miss this opportunity to discover art and culture in Pérouges by visiting Papeterie Artisanale.

Private mansion built on former Roman baths combining Renaissance ceiling rooms and exhibitions of contemporary works. Temporary exhibitions during the year.

Villa Verveine is an exhibition space and art gallery located in Ault.

La Salmanacoise is an art gallery, exhibition space, foundation and cultural center located in Vabres-l'Abbaye. The gallery seems to specialize in illuminating the hamlet for the festive season, but it is not specified whether this is a recurring activity or not.

Le Boulou is a town brimming with artistic and cultural activities. L'Atelier de Dominique Bertrand is a must for art lovers. This art gallery exhibits the works of Dominique Bertrand, as well as those of other artists. Dominique Bertrand's paintings and dream boxes are highly original and surprising. Jean Rudolf's Meccanos creations are also on display. To meet the artists, please telephone in advance. In addition to the studio-gallery, Dominique Bertrand also exhibits in other places in the region, such as the cellar of Château de Colombiers and the Espace des Arts in Le Boulou. Art lovers will not be disappointed by Dominique Bertrand's exhibitions in and around Le Boulou.

The museum features a permanent exhibition on the history of the Franco-Chinese Institute, the first and only Chinese university created outside China. It also presents temporary exhibitions of contemporary Chinese and French art. The Nouvel Institut Franco-Chinois has become a major player in relations between France and China, promoting economic, academic, cultural and tourist exchanges. In addition to its museum, it organizes events throughout the year in connection with Lyon's culture.

Created in 1997 by the association Pour Que L'esprit Vive, the Fait & Cause gallery highlights social and environmental photography. Animated largely by the Sophot network, which establishes the link between social photographers of the world and various press agencies and institutions, the gallery organizes exhibitions on several topics. The latest report, by Christophe Hargoues, is an immersion in the daily lives of patients in a medicalized residence.

Located in the heart of the historic capital of Haut-Béarn, at the confluence of the gaves of Aspe and Ossau, this charming site first hosted craft and then industrial activities, including the Bedat sandal factory. From now on, the Centre d'Interprétation de l'Architecture et du Patrimoine occupies the two major buildings of the site, the factory itself, enlarged in the 1920s, as well as the large employer's residence attached to it. This cultural site has a permanent exhibition of 200 m², spread over the two levels of the factory. It presents the territory of the Béarn Pyrenees in all its dimensions (heritage, economy...). With a space designed to host temporary exhibitions and a 90-seat auditorium, the Villa du Pays d'art et d'histoire offers a year-round programme of events to the delight of residents of Béarn and visitors from all over the world. A soothing and essential place. Entering it is a guarantee of escape, all you have to do is go!

Carré Rive Gauche brings together almost a hundred art galleries and antique shops between the Musée d'Orsay and the Beaux-Arts. Within this address, we can find Hegoa gallery on two floors exposing contemporary or already recognized contemporary artists. For example, you will come across the excellent work of Pierre de Vallombreuse, a photographer who testifies the lives of many indigenous peoples. The latest exhibition is collective, and invited six "lovers" of Paris to declare their flame to the capital through their works.

To visit the gallery, please make an appointment by calling 06 59 35 57 51. The Arles Gallery currently has an exhibition to discover. The gallery is also present on social networks such as Instagram, Youtube and Facebook. Visitors gave the gallery a rating of 4.8/5 on Google.

L'Imagerie is a drawing workshop. It offers drawing courses and themed workshops. The studio also organizes events such as vernissages and concerts.

The gallery presents painters, photographers and sculptors from Burgundy Franche-Comté. Visitors can discover sculptures in bronze, metal, ceramics and wood, as well as oil, acrylic and digital paintings, pastels and contemporary art photographs. Offering a unique work of art is a gesture of openness and initiation into an imaginary, contemplative world. The gallery holds regular exhibitions and currently features works by artists such as BIGWOOD H, FLO.S, Karine AUREGAN, Philippe THOUVENIN, Patrick MASSON, Gérard GUY, Christine JOAS and Claude MICHELI.

Le Point Commun is a contemporary art space in Annecy. It offers a variety of exhibitions and artistic projects. Visitors can enjoy a guided tour or a storytelling tour to discover current exhibitions. Le Point Commun also offers family workshops and tours in French Sign Language. The art center's address is 12 Avenue Auguste Renoir, Annecy.

The exhibition is entitled "Les anges font comme s'ils existaient", and includes a chromigraph by Frédéric Hartmann entitled "Sous-bois côtier".