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Grenoble Art Up! returns for its 3nd edition from September 24th to 27th.
The fair aims to bring together institutional, museum, and cultural stakeholders and to become the must-attend contemporary art fair in the region.
Discover the exhibitions of the cultural organizations from the region.
The Museum of Fine Arts of Chambéry
The museum features a collection of around one hundred paintings, ranging from the late Middle Ages to the early 20th century. Italian works from the 14th to the 18th centuries are particularly well represented. The chronological layout invites you to explore different movements in art history—Primitives, Renaissance, Mannerism, Baroque, Neoclassicism—as well as various genres such as religious, historical and mythological painting, portraiture, and landscape.
Each year, one or two temporary exhibitions and numerous events are offered. Guided tours, lectures, as well as workshops for children and families, concerts, performances, and evening openings all form part of a rich program designed for all audiences.
The Art Library of Chambéry
The art library is a unique space for discovering contemporary creation and gaining an introduction to art. It offers access to over 500 original works, available for loan, as well as curated exhibitions and educational programs. It serves individuals, associations, schools, businesses, and local authorities alike.For more information on the art library, registration options, and borrowing conditions, visit the website of Le Bouquet des Bibliothèques:
Les Amis du Musée de Grenoble offer a 2025/2026 season rich in cultural activities.
This season’s highlights include lecture cycles covering such varied themes as painting and power, contemporary art, surrealism, cinema and painters, art nouveau, etc., . More topical subjects such as Japanese video games, thematic tours of the museum’s collections and drawing workshops are also on offer. Les Jeunes Amis section now offers lectures, guided tours and illustration workshops for 16 – 36 year-olds.
Founded in 2003 by Jérôme Catz, Spacejunk Grenoble offers original exhibitions of artists from emerging cultures throughout the year. With five major annual exhibitions and numerous more punctual artistic proposals, Spacejunk has established itself as one of the must-see cultural venues in France.
Spacejunk Grenoble has also organized the Street Art Fest Grenoble-Alpes since 2015. This event is the first festival in Europe to show street art in its entirety and its plurality of disciplines: Monumental frescoes – traditional frescoes – collages – stencils – urban sculptures – installations – photography – artworks on canvas – digital artworks – anamorphosis – street natural art – videos.
Villa Glovettes is an artist residency nestled in the Vercors mountains. During the so-called “off-season,” it welcomes artists into the vacant studios of the Les Glovettes condominium. Repurposed from its original function as a tourist residence, the site becomes an unexpected setting for a public cultural project, distinguished by its innovative use of existing spaces and the revival of “cold beds.”
In the autumn, resident artists come to focus on their ongoing projects. During their stay, the association brings art to the rural and tourist landscape of the Vercors by organizing a program of events—workshops, discussions, screenings, and more—co-created with artists and partner venues, engaging the local community.
In the spring, Villa Glovettes invites artists to explore the cultural heritage of the Vercors, culminating in a poetic celebration of the summer solstice. This year, Villa Glovettes is launching Solstice-en-Vercors, a contemporary art festival held at an altitude of 1,260 meters, offering three days of artistic experiences at Les Glovettes.
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