From the acrobatic show “Another Story”, which questions the making of legends in the post-truth era, to the group exhibition “Transmutations” dedicated to the links between abstraction and perception, including the engaged works of Claudia Montanari and “Stella Maris” with Éric Elmosnino, several events explore the relationships between fiction, memory and reality
Another story
The Balthazar Circus Arts Center has been supporting the Printemps des Comédiens for a long time, performing shows under its big top. With Another Story, between acrobatics, lifts and collective movements, the circus artists explore the making of legends in the post-truth era, questioning the stories that shape our imagination. Between facts, rumors and inventions, they energetically question the border between reality and fiction.
Transmutations
Galerie Liminal and Galerie Cilas are joining forces to offer “Transmutations”, a collective exhibition bringing together fourteen artists. Through a selection of works dominated by monochrome, the exhibition explores the links between abstraction, writing, geometry and perception. Despite varied projects, the artists share the same thoughts on the transformation of signs, form and space, offering a visual journey that is as rigorous as it is sensitive.
Mother of pearl
With Mother of pearlexhibited until the end of June at the Gazette Café, Claudia Montanari diverts great works of art (Botticelli, Van Gogh, Leonardo da Vinci) to launch a cry of warning in the face of the ecological emergency. The tour is enriched with a powerful video featuring a Venus emerging from a Mediterranean sea choked by plastic waste. Opening on June 18 at 6 p.m.
Stella Maris
Not wanting to be alone on stage, Éric Elmosnino, accompanied by Mélodie Richard, delivers with Stella Maris a show by Georges Lavaudant inspired by the universe of the writer Roberto Bolaño.
