About La Biennale de LYON..rdv jeudi 30 Juin

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PRÉSENTATION DE LA 11e BIENNALE EN AVANT-PREMIÈRE/

Plage du Fontanil, Grand Parc Miribel Jonage

JEUDI 30 JUIN, À 18H À LA BIBLIOTHÈQUE DE LA PART DIEU

Entrée libre

30 boulevard Vivier Merle - 69003 Lyon

Durée : 1h

Un rendez-vous privilégié pour découvrir la programmation artistique de cette 11e édition, Une terrible beauté est née. Nous vous livrerons des détails sur le propos de l’exposition, vous dévoilerons ses secrets de préparation et nous ferons une incursion, en images, au cœur des œuvres les plus attendues de cette Biennale.

Accès

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