Things to do in Lorraine, Grand Est: The Best Art Galleries

Exhibition and photo shop. . .

Le Centre culturel Ipoustéguy est un lieu de rencontre artistique et culturel qui a pour vocation l'hébergement et la diffusion de tous les arts. Il abrite, en plus des expositions temporaires, d'une bibliothèque et d'un amphithéâtre, la galerie Ipoustéguy. Sous la lumière naturelle d'une verrière, venez admirer la plus grande collection d’œuvres (peinture et sculpture) de l'artiste Jean Robert, dit Ipoustéguy, artiste de renommée internationale.

Small glass factory in some of the "most beautifull french village". All the product are hand made in our atelier since 1999.We propose glass jewellery, small stained glass decorations, christmas decorations, disches, Mirror and of course we will explain you the different technics of glass working.

The CAC - la synagogue de Delme is located in an old, oriental-style synagogue built in the late 19th century. Inaugurated in 1881, its design was modelled after Berlin’s New Synagogue, the architect taking his inspiration from this building, which had been inaugurated only a few years earlier.The first exhibition took place in 1993. In 2018 the Synagogue de Delme celebrated its 25th anniversary. The past two decades have witnessed a succession of artists of all stripes. Each of them has made a distinctive contribution to the identity and appeal of the place, both regionally and internationally. To name a few of them: François Morellet, Jean-Marc Bustamante, Roman Opalka, Daniel Buren, Tadashi Kawamata, Stéphane Calais, Ann Veronica Janssens, Delphine Coindet, PJeppe Hein, Marc-Camille Chaimowicz, or more recently Katinka Bock, Julien Prévieux, Gianni Motti, Yona Friedman, Edith Dekyndt, Eric Baudelaire, Jean-Luc Moulène, Shilpa Gupta...

Exhibition hall - open all along the year - international events - dedicated to contemporary jewellery and arts and crafts - others activities : training, trip tours, lectures, shop with arts pieces and library