Exhibitions
All Parts Of Us
Susanna Inglada
Curator: Giuliana Benassi
February 13 - May 10, 2026
Susanna Inglada’s exhibition All Parts Of Us is rooted in both the political and the emotional, unfolding a universe where drawings leave the page and invade the space. Fragmented and expressive, the Catalan artist’s work composes a contemporary theatre where each element — body, gaze, gesture — contributes to a collective whole. Inspired by her relationship with theatre, Inglada stages tormented figures, caught between unity and conflict, lucidity and denial, to question our ways of being together. Through drawing, ceramics and animation, she revisits the great pictorial traditions to reveal the tensions of power and gaze, while slipping in a discreet humour, like a remedy for the gravity of reality. All Parts Of Us thus invites the viewer to become an actor, to recompose, in a shared movement, the multiple fragments of our common humanity.
Haroum
Elika Hedayat
Curator: Valentina Ulisse
October 17, 2025 - January 4, 2026
The exhibition designed for the Drawing Lab is intended as a discovery of this world still under construction. In the artist’s works, Haroum appears as a city-laboratory, in its embryonic state or at the model stage. Inspired by the work of Vinciane Despret and the animal ingenuity observed in therarchitecture, these elevations reveal an art of construction that is no longer solely human, but inter-species.
FREE JAZZ, Henri Matisse and …
Collective exhibition
Claudine Grammont
June 13 - September 30, 2025
Eight artists around Henri Matisse’s “Jazz”: Agnès Thurnauer, Alexandre Benjamin Navet, Claire Trotignon, Etel Adnan, Isabelle Ferreira, Jean-Charles de Castelbajac, Pierre Charpin, Tania Mouraud.
We Don’t Remember Our Lives Before the Age of Four
Tiffany Bouelle
May 1 - May 25, 2025
“Nous ne gardons aucun souvenir de notre vie avant l’âge de quatre” is a series of drawings that revisits childhood scenes, real or imaginary, that are inevitably erased from our memory. It explores fragments of simple happiness, fleeting and elusive, that we rediscover as adults, as amazed spectators of this fantastic theater where the generation shaping tomorrow’s society blossoms.
Belladonna
Tatiana Wolska
Curator: Marianne Derrien
January 24 — April 20, 2025
Tatiana Wolska’s Belladonna exhibition nestles between the political and the intimate, offering a physical and cognitive experience where drawing merges with sculpture. Witches’ plant, good or magic weed known since ancient times, Belladonna, is both the remedy and the poison reminding us that its use requires subtle handling as well as great knowledge. Through the history of this plant, the exhibition promotes proliferation and dialogue in order to unite the familiar and the strange, lightness and ardor, suggestion and claim.
Ito Meikyū / Wandering Thread
Boris Labbé
Curator: Judith Guez
October 11, 2024 — January 5, 2025
In this exhibition, drawing becomes volume and architecture with the central work Ito Meikyū (a word invented from a collage of two words: ito meaning “thread” and meikyu meaning “labyrinth”). The immersive and interactive work invites the viewer to immerse themselves in a large animated fresco. It presents a heterogeneous collection of drawn, animated and sound scenes, which are taken from the digital material. In a way, she recreates a subjective world (inner and outer world) in the form of a labyrinth composed of fractal architectures, inhabited by plants, objects, animals, men, women, patterns and calligraphy.
Aurélie Nemours Prize 2024
Susanna Fritscher
Curator: Serge and Marie Sophie Lemoine
September 3 — 30, 2024
In 2000, Aurelie Nemours decided to create an annual prize that bears her name. The Aurelie Nemours Prize rewards any artist, regardless of his discipline, whose work pursues the rigorous and spiritual plastic quest that has been his. She wrote: “Thinking that art is a struggle against the disarray of our civilization, I firmly believe that the spiritual charge of art is the only recourse and salvation.” In 2024, the winning artist is Susanna Fritscher.
Non-Effective Drawing
Emmanuel Béranger x Boryana Petkova
June 22 — August 24, 2024
Non-Effective Drawing is an invitation to physical and mental performance in the realization of drawing. The act of drawing is an effort, a complete investment of the body for a given time, a feat.
Ser uma mistura, um desenho, um desejo (To be a mixture, a drawing, a desire)
Efe Godoy
April 25 — June 15, 2024
The exhibition Ser uma mistura, um desenho, um desejo (To be a mixture, a drawing, a desire) is born from the desire for mixture, from the desire for encounters, natures and the ordinary feelings that run through us. What is your favorite animal? Why do we hug an object while thinking of someone? What drives our desire to build memories on this planet?