Most important exhibitions Picardy

Galerie Saint-Jacques is a unique place where art can be discovered in a totally playful way. Each exhibition has its own identity and explores different themes: photography, cinema, Christmas... There are no limits to creativity! More than just an exhibition, the gallery offers a real program of activities for young and old alike. Galerie Saint-Jacques is a place where you can stroll, marvel and let your imagination run wild. Children and parents alike will be charmed by this unique universe where art is within everyone's reach.

115 rue d'Isle is home to a unique 115 m² art gallery. A place open to all, art lovers, budding artists and established professionals alike. Throughout the year, the gallery offers a varied program of exhibitions: jewelry, paintings, drawings, there's something for everyone! Art comes to life in all its forms, creating a veritable showcase of beauty. Local and international artists are given pride of place. It's a privileged place where art, artists and the public meet in a spirit of sharing and kindness.

This winter, the Tripostal will host an exhibition of international scope within its walls: the Vanhaerents Art Collection, one of the major collections of contemporary art in Belgium, will be highlighted in the context of the exhibition At the End of My Dreams. An evocative title for a bright and engaging exhibition that will introduce the public to eclectic pieces by emerging artists as well as big names in contemporary art, with genres as varied as painting, sculpture, photography or video installation.

The Bureau d'Art et de Recherche is a cultural association that runs the La Qsp contemporary art gallery in Roubaix. Since 1999, the gallery has been exhibiting regional and international artists, covering different currents in contemporary art such as drawing, sculpture, installation, photography, video and design. Le B.A.R offers exhibitions, performances, readings, art workshops and urban walks to give everyone access to culture. To get there, take metro line 2 to Gare Jean Lebas, or buses^nos. 21, 25 or 27. Parking is also available at Gare Jean Lebas and Musée de La Piscine.