Throughout the ages, humans have always studied and mapped the sky, its stars and its constellations, as well as the Earth, its mountains and its oceans. The works featured in this exhibition, drawn from the collections of 49 Nord 6 Est or produced by artists for the occasion, offered a variety of sensitive responses to scientific and geographic data.
Scientists, amateurs and craftspeople joined artists to unveil the secrets of time in an exhibition that went far beyond the usual terrain of contemporary art. Blurring the boundary between works of art and the productions of everyday life, the exhibition offered a deconsecrated vision of art. Over the course of ten months, Lorraine artists Anne Delrez b.
A sound work that drew on the numerous stories collected by the artists complemented the objects on display, for a presentation that shed precious light upon the stories and tastes hidden in the workshops of the Lorraine region.
Open daily From 10 a. Admission included at no extra cost with entry to the museum. This series featured three successive collective exhibitions that invited visitors to look skywards and towards distant horizons as well as to pay close attention to the stories hidden behind each crystal object. Disciplines Visual arts. Lieu La Grande Place. The three collective exhibitions that made up the series presented works of art alongside different kinds of objects.
The final exhibition of the series featured a participative project carried out with artisans from the glass and crystal workshops. Information Exhibition dates. Practical information. See also. Exhibitions at Le Forum in See all the Foundation's projects. E-mail address.
