Off-site exhibitions

At Les Baux-de-Provence, stone embodies a living memory, linking nature, history, and architecture. With La Pierre en Résonance, Audrey Guimard creates a journey of monumental sculptures that engage in dialogue with the landscape, exploring tensions between material, light, and transformation.

An exhibition of monumental works in Les Baux-de-Provence, on view this summer from June 4 to October 31, 2026, curated by Clara Le Fort.

A dual exhibition by Tanguy Tolila will take place this summer in Céreste-en-Lubéron, across two emblematic village sites: the Chapelle des Pénitents Blancs and the Maison Médiévale.

In the chapel, the artist presents the series Hommages, inspired by the fate of his uncle, a young painter and member of the French Resistance who died in deportation at the age of 18. Working on aged and worn canvases, Tolila creates layered compositions that merge personal memory with a universal reflection on courage and the struggle for freedom.

At the Maison Médiévale, several series created during his artist residency explore the space and its material presence. In Cartes, he reworks old maps and postcards, focusing on their textures and the marks of time. Another series draws inspiration from René Char’s memorial path, which the artist interprets as a metaphor for the human journey, with its ruptures, voids, and renewals.

Altogether, the exhibition offers a sensitive and contemporary body of work in resonance with the history and spirit of Céreste-en-Lubéron.

Opening on July 3rd, exhibition from July 4th to July 25th. Free admission.