Art galleries exhibition spaces foundations and cultural centers Midi-Toulousain

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.

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...

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