This intimate place dedicated to contemporary art is located in the old cellars of the Château Bonisson wine estate. It wishes to intervene in the highlighting of works but also in the development of the artists’ careers through support for production (patronage, residency, scholarship, publications, etc.) and the organisation of 4 exhibitions per year.

This intimate place dedicated to contemporary art is located in the old cellars of the Château Bonisson wine estate. It wishes to intervene in the highlighting of works but also in the development of the artists’ careers through support for production (patronage, residency, scholarship, publications, etc.) and the organisation of 4 exhibitions per year.

Programme

Vue de l'exposition Deux et deux font un, Bonisson Art Center © Denis Faravel
Vue de l'exposition Deux et deux font un, Bonisson Art Center © Denis Faravel
Vue de l'exposition Deux et deux font un, Bonisson Art Center © Denis Faravel
Vue de l'exposition Deux et deux font un, Bonisson Art Center © Denis Faravel
Vue de l'exposition Deux et deux font un, Bonisson Art Center © Denis Faravel
Vue de l'exposition Deux et deux font un, Bonisson Art Center © Denis Faravel
Affiche de l'exposition Deux et deux font un, Bonisson Art Center
Affiche de l'exposition Deux et deux font un, Bonisson Art Center

Two and two make one

To round off the year 2024, the Bonisson Art Center wanted to bring together the works of 4 artists: Olivier Mosset, Alain Biltereyst, Lionel Estève and Charlotte vander Borght. The title of the exhibition, deux et deux font un, refers to Max Ernst's bronze sculpture of the same name, created in 1956.

While reflecting the constantly renewed richness and diversity of the avenues of research explored over the past 60 years by successive generations of artists in the minimal art movement, the works presented in this exhibition bear witness to the permanence of an aesthetic approach that tirelessly questions the visual experience and the viewer's relationship to space and the work.

This exhibition has been organized with the friendly support and curatorship of Albert Baronian, a leading figure in contemporary art in Belgium for over 50 years.

Access

Bonisson Art Center
177 Route des Mauvares
13840 Rognes
+33 (0)4 42 66 90 20
bonisson.com

Tuesday to Sunday: 11am – 7pm.
Free entry.

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PLACES TO DISCOVER

Marché des producteurs : in the heart of the village of Rognes on Wednesday morning.
Abbaye de Silvacane: Cistercian abbey located in the commune of La Roque-d'Anthéron.

PLACES TO STAY

PLACES TO EAT

  • Le Préau : bistronomic restaurant in Rognes, fresh products and short circuit.
  • Le Bocage : in the heart of the old village of La Roque d'Anthéron.