10 Art Galleries in Languedoc-Roussillon That You Shouldn't Miss

Based in Montpellier, the gallery Clemence Boisante features works by well known artists and supports young up and coming talents. It's placed in the historic center of Montpellier and covers 140m2. Gallery Boisante is a must see for every art lover who enjoys a variety of different artistic styles.

The Centre international du Photojournalisme is a conservation center for photojournalism and and exhibition center.

An art gallery in the Maison de Maitre in the Corbieres, a historical building building constructed as a fortress and locally known as 'petit chateau' exhibits contemporary artists of an international standing, 6 different exhibitions yearly.

A centre for contemporary art open all year long with group show and solo show of french and international artists. Free entry.

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Scalbert uses both variants, but prefers real movement. Against often abstract backgrounds, sometimes evoking the dancing signs of Paul Klee, more often an uncertain universe of materialists, he inserts ingenious small mechanical elements: rods, pulleys, a bicycle chain, gears of all types, even including the same square wheel dear to the watches of Maurice Lacroix. A piece of broomstick crosses a canvas, another gives the impression of small rollers painting there and then glistening colours on its surface, elsewhere the movement of vertical wooden rods reveal the face of Serge Gainsbourg. The melancholy atmosphere of a small charcoal painting is suddenly illuminated by the windows of skyscrapers being touched by a shimmering moon that a hypothetical haze masks temporarily. So many scenes that provoke emotion, that are set in motion and produce sound when the visitor passes, thanks to proximity sensors integrated in the mechanism.