Regards sur le Bourbonnais presents Claude Neant’s photographic eye on a territory marked by rural landscapes and local memory. The exhibition places a Bourbonnais photographer inside a village setting, making the images feel anchored in place. Its value lies in the act of looking closely at familiar country, where barns, light, stone, and open land become heritage subjects.
Tag: Landscape
Auvergne Geology Talk
Christian Nicollet’s geology talk links Auvergne’s ancient mountain building with the volcanic landscapes of the Massif Central. Natural history becomes regional heritage here because landforms shape how the territory is seen, named and understood. The event gives visitors a cultural reading of geology: rocks and relief are treated as part of Auvergne’s identity, not only as scientific background.
Richesses du Parc du Vercors
Richesses en Territoire du Parc du Vercors gathers photographic projects around a mountain territory with strong pastoral and landscape identity. Transhumance, starry skies, encounters, and climate-marked treasures give the exhibition a broad but coherent frame. The photographs read the Vercors as lived country, where beauty, rural practice, and environmental change belong together.
Atelier terrain in Hendaye: Coastal Workshop
Atelier terrain – Paysages, risques littoraux et adaptation opens in Hendaye with local landscape shaping the public programme. It is organized around landscape interpretation, craft workshops, guided walks and family activities. The interest lies in understanding how the local environment shapes daily life. The result is a visit where local landscape, place and activity remain connected.
Jardins des Lumières — Château de Versailles
Jardins des Lumières — Château de Versailles is listed at the Chateau de Versailles from 5 May to 27 September 2026. The record presents it as an art-and-nature exhibition around gardens, landscape and the 18th century.