No Anger is an artist, performer, and activist. They offer a guided tour of the exhibition from the Collection Lambert’s collection, inviting audiences to shift their perspective. Through a queer and anti-ableist lens developed over nearly ten years of research, they bring forth a narrative outside hegemonic imaginaries.

Elise Argaud, 48, lives with Parkinson's disease. When she is not dancing, she moves very slowly, refusing a treatment whose side effects — and the doctors’ lectures — she fears. The camera follows her rhythm, accompanying the reinvention of her way of being in the world and of approaching illness.

For several months, the Compagnie Shonen introduces children with severe motor disorders to a dance practice based on touch and mutual listening. The performers and children meet and learn to communicate through movement and the body. This collective initiatory journey culminates in a performance at the Opéra de Massy.

As part of the Avignon Off Festival, the Collection Lambert hosts FEVIS for the musical event Interférences and presents performances spanning early music, Baroque, classical, and contemporary repertoires.

For several months, students from the Inspire Micro-School, residents and care staff from the Maison Paisible, as well as students from art schools, have been coming together to imagine new kinds of looks—ageless and free from all preconceptions—using old clothing collections. Guided by artists Charlie Aubry and Maroussia Rebecq, they are…

The project p/\rc__ (Parc), conceived by choreographer Éric Minh Cuong Castaing and the company Shōnen, continues the work carried out with the Collection Lambert around inclusion and care.

South Korean choreographer and performance artist Geumhyung Jeong continually explores the uncanny relationship between her body and the objects of modernity in her performances.

CelloGayageum is a musical duo composed of cellist Sol Daniel Kim and gayageum player Dayoung Yoon, built around a distinctive artistic project at the crossroads of Korean musical traditions and contemporary repertoire.

AJMi, Multiprises Records, La Discrète Music, and Collection Lambert invite you to an immersive sound experience. Explore the worlds of three musicians and composers through repertoires of experimental and minimalist music. Effects pedals, recordings, and instruments interact and respond to one another throughout an afternoon set within the…

NEON continues the sonic exploration initiated with Songbook, a project presented at the 2019 Venice Biennale. The work blended contemporary music, electronic music, jazz, and rock, while questioning the complexity of musical composition and tradition. NEON takes this reflection even further by integrating artificial intelligence to create a…

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Dominique Blais is an artist and Associate Senior Lecturer at EAS – University Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne. He is the co-founder of MEAN – a production and exhibition space, artist-run, located in Saint-Nazaire, Loire-Atlantique, and co-directs the Michel Journiac Gallery at the École des Arts de la Sorbonne in Paris.

Landing Zones (Unruly Ecologies: Art, Attention, Neurodiversity) is a research project that responds to the need to create accessibility conditions that are open to neurodiversity within cultural spaces. The project focuses on the construction of Temporary Landing Zones (TLZs): spaces for rest, napping, and slowing down. TLZs are architectural…

The FIDMarseille and the Lambert Collection offer film screenings featuring works presented at recent editions of the festival, followed by a discussion with the filmmakers.

Justinien Tribillon is a writer, researcher, editor, and curator, trained as an urban planner. He studied social sciences, urban planning, and public policy at Sciences Po (École Urbaine) and the London School of Economics (LSE Cities), before earning a PhD in urban planning at University College London (The Bartlett). Defended in December 2022,…

The FIDMarseille and the Lambert Collection offer film screenings featuring works presented at recent editions of the festival, followed by a discussion with the filmmakers.

La Nocturne, born from a partnership between the Tube à Idées association of Avignon University and the Lambert Collection, invites young artists from local schools and associations to take over the spaces of the Lambert Collection for an exceptional evening.

The Lambert Collection invites you to a weekend dedicated to sharing and discovery. Over a glass of mulled wine, let us guide you through a Christmas selection carefully prepared by our bookseller: inspiring books, artists' editions and gift ideas for art lovers.

The Résonance festival blends contemporary culture and architectural heritage. Every year since 2009, at the end of July, the festival brings music and images to the exceptional heritage sites of the city of Avignon.

Cindy Van Acker

Can emotions, sensitivity, intensity, and passion be conveyed? Through what experiences can young aspiring artists be led to explore their own relationship with creation and fully integrate their being into their artistic expression to pave the way for a living and vibrant art capable of touching the audience?In partnership with the Collection…

Come discover the summer exhibitions at the Collection Lambert.