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Presentation of the work produced by students in the watercolour, Chinese calligraphy, drawing, photography and bookbinding workshops of the Open University of Versailles. An opportunity to discover their varied works and their creativity.
A selection of works created by students in the bookbinding, drawing, watercolour, photography and Chinese calligraphy workshops of the Open University of Versailles.
Claire Trotignon brings together landscape, architecture and cartography to create spaces between presence and absence, materiality and the imaginary.
The exhibition "4 Regards pluriels" (4 Diverse Perspectives) brings together two women sculptors, a painter and a photographer with distinct practices, who explore the relationship between form, light and colour. A space for contemplation and encounter, open to all.
Eight artists gathered in Versailles present their works: painting, photography, sculpture and floral art meet and converse. An exhibition to discover, open to all.
On the last Sunday of every month, the museum is free from 10 am to 7 pm.
A group exhibition bringing together painters, photographers and sculptors in Versailles for one week, exploring the links between memory, contemporary creation and transmission.
The oldest French artists' society brings together more than seventy artists around two guests of honour: Oksana Yambykh in painting and Tibo Lesink in sculpture.
Camille Raveau, an author and illustrator, exhibits her highly delicate and sensitive drawings based on her book "Bal de givre à New York" (Frost Ball in New York). A book signing is planned.
A travelling exhibition by the Ille-et-Vilaine departmental archives retracing how women's place in political life evolved over the 20th century and their struggles to gain access to public office.
Simon Doucet's sculptures, in marble, bronze or resin, reveal fluid and organic forms, somewhere between nascent nature and the human figure. Opening on Saturday, 14 November 2026.
Exhibition of paintings and sculptures by Changzheng Zhu, an artist who graduated from the Versailles School of Fine Arts, whose work explores existence, memory, time and inner emotions.
Four figurative artists exhibit paintings and sculptures on the beauty of the world and contemplation. An invitation to slow down and look differently, open to all.
Exhibition of sculptures by Marie Bayon de La Tour.
The artists of "Formes et Couleurs" (Shapes and Colours) present their latest creations: paintings and sculptures in large and small formats.
A soothing art installation by Hidéo CHITA, conceived as a prayer that heals the heart and the body, centred on the light born from the meeting of two colours.