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…

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.

Geumhyung Jeong is a South Korean choreographer and performance artist who continually explores, through her performances, the strange relationship between her body and objects of modernity.

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.

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…

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.

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.

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.