Friday 3 april from 18:00 to 18:00

Opening of the "Art Trop Podes" exhibition

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Photography
Sculpture
Drawing

Elevation : 177m

Musée Antoine Chintreuil, 66, rue Maréchal de Lattre de Tassigny, 01190 Pont-de-Vaux

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The Museum kicks off its season with a vernissage!
Paintings, drawings, photographs and sculptures of insects and other small creatures.

Often invisible, usually feared, arthropods are all around us. Pollinators, recyclers, silent architects, they maintain the balance on which we all depend. Their presence sometimes disturbs us, and their shape, proximity and strangeness can provoke rejection. This exhibition simply invites us to take a look at them, not in order to judge or understand, but simply to let ourselves be carried away by the beauty of this ignored world. Sylvie Mommert, Michèle Coustou, Patrick Neveu and Vincent Poillet make up this exhibition, complemented by sound naturalist Pascal Dhuic. Artistic and naturalist animations complete this exhibition, for a richer and more immersive discovery.