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Sound nap in the garden, proposée par l'association Le Chantier dans le cadre du Festival du Chantier

Caroline Brotons invites you to experience a collective performance.

Initiated in 2021 by the Châteauvert Art Center, the festival is now part of the “Rendez-vous aux jardins” weekends at the initiative of the Ministry of Culture.
The theme of the year 2026 is “The view”, between the exhibition “What concerns us” and the theme 2026, the CACC is in the spotlight with a renewed program.

Saturday 6 June 6:00 p.m. - “Topia” participatory dance performance by Caroline Brotons accompanied in sound creation by Benoît Bottex. In partnership with the Outrevert association, friends of the Châteauvert contemporary art center.

Saturday 6 June 7:00 p.m. - Inauguration of “Palpares Libeluloides” temporary work by Hilario Isola in the sculpture garden.

Sunday 7 June at 2:30 p.m. - Guided tour of the exhibition "What concerns us" of Hillary Isola.

Conférence / discussion with the artist Julie C. Fortier as part of the Bienvenue au jardin program

Friday 12 June 6:00 p.m. - Lecture/discussion : Welcome to Domaine du Rayol. The Art Center welcomes “art and science” residents from Domaine du Rayol :

Friday 12 June 10:00 p.m. - First edition of "astronomical nights”. The life and death of stars : journey through the stellar cycle. Presented by Johan de Sarcilly.

Sunday 14 June 2:30 p.m. - Workshop to experiment with “Plant weaving”. Fun and experimental discovery, come and learn about plant weaving for a Sunday afternoon.

Sunday 14 June 4:30 p.m. - Flash visits at the end of the exhibition. For the latecomers, on Sunday 14 June will be the last chance to catch up before the exhibition "What concerns us" does not close its doors permanently. And to finish well, flash visits will be offered to you by the mediation team in order to know the essentials of what is hidden behind the works of Hilario Isola.

Come discover insects and works of art in the sculpture garden before imagining and building small cabins to house the micro-inhabitants of Châteauvert.

(Attention, the exhibition will not yet be visible because it officially opened on 10 July)