Scènes de vies at the Musée vivant des vieux métiers runs from July 7 to 31, 2026. Artists Yvon Morvan and Charles Kérivel showcase their works, blending Breton heritage and memory through figurative compositions in drawing, painting, pastel, and watercolor. This exhibition invites the general public and highlights the cultural richness of Brittany, celebrating the region’s history and artisanal traditions. Us at this venue in Argol for a visual experience through the lens of local artists.
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Guided Visit of the Temporary Exhibition in Le Faouët: Rigid
The guided visit of the temporary exhibition explores the significance of Ringers, the emblematic musicians of traditional Breton music. For generations, they have added rhythm to key moments in Breton life. Artists, captivated by their atmospheric spirit, have drawn endless inspiration from these performers. This exhibition features an array of artistic tributes, including paintings, photographs, drawings, engravings, and sculptures. Attendees will delve into the artistic world that celebrates biniou and bombarde players, integral to Breton music culture. This guided tour provides a chance to connect with Brittany’s rich heritage.
Ringers in Brittany: Artistic Expression
The exhibition ‘Les sonneurs vus par les artistes en Bretagne’ opens at the Musée du Faouët on April 4, 2026, and runs until October 4, 2026. This showcase features over 120 artistic works inspired by the traditional Breton musicians known as sonneurs—players of the biniou and bombarde. Visitors can enjoy a variety of artistic mediums, including painting, ceramics, engraving, photography, and sculpture, all celebrating the integral role of these musicians in Breton culture. Attendees will encounter representations of sonneurs in diverse cultural contexts, from village celebrations to communal festivities. Guided tours and workshops for all ages will offer a hands-on approach to these musical traditions.