The exhibition “Les peintures du dehors” invites visitors to reflect on sensitive themes through engraving, often enhanced with embroidery and collage techniques. The artist, Babé, addresses vital issues of collective identity, the struggle for respect, and a celebration of life with poetic nuance. An opening reception is set for Saturday, November 29 at 11 a.m., welcoming art lovers and curious minds to meet the artist and engage with her work. After the opening, the exhibition will be open to the public during library hours from June 5 to July 11, 2026, providing ample opportunity for deeper engagement with Babé’s thought-provoking pieces. Free entry ensures that everyone can appreciate these compelling artworks advocating for feminist perspectives and environmental respect. It’s a call to value our surroundings and consider our connections to the world, all captured through Babé’s remarkable artistic lens.
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Exposition ‘Promenade autour de mon village’ in Gargilesse
The Maison de George Sand in Gargilesse opens its temporary exhibition room, showcasing engravings that pay tribute to Alexandre Manceau, a distinguished engraver. These remarkable works are created by the artists’ collective, Atelier du Loup. Visitors can witness the unique craftsmanship and artistic expression that emphasizes local heritage while appreciating the stunning rural setting.