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'Musée de sauxillanges - Maison du patrimoine'
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'Musée de sauxillanges - Maison du patrimoine'
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'Musée de sauxillanges - Maison du patrimoine'
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Summer 2022 pre-programming
VISITS
- From Sunday July 3 to Sunday September 25:
The Maison du Patrimoine is open every afternoon from 2:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. and also on Tuesday mornings from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. FREE ENTRY.
Visits can be offered with participation at your convenience.
PERMANENT EXHIBITIONS
Model of the Cluniac monastery of SAUXILLANGES,
Collection of Sacred Art and Collection of Rosaries,
SAUXILLANGES pottery,
Lapidary deposit...
TEMPORARY EXHIBITIONS
Throughout the summer, in periods of 4 weeks, 4 visual artists present paintings, embroidery, engravings, assemblies, sculptures, ceramics, lace...
As part of the call for artists "Nait pas witch qui faut"
- From Sunday August 21 to Sunday September 25: collective exhibition of contemporary artists, school children and collectibles.
WORKSHOPS
Workshops and other meetings with the artists are being developed.
VISITS
- From Sunday July 3 to Sunday September 25:
The Maison du Patrimoine is open every afternoon from 2:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. and also on Tuesday mornings from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. FREE ENTRY.
Visits can be offered with participation at your convenience.
PERMANENT EXHIBITIONS
Model of the Cluniac monastery of SAUXILLANGES,
Collection of Sacred Art and Collection of Rosaries,
SAUXILLANGES pottery,
Lapidary deposit...
TEMPORARY EXHIBITIONS
Throughout the summer, in periods of 4 weeks, 4 visual artists present paintings, embroidery, engravings, assemblies, sculptures, ceramics, lace...
As part of the call for artists "Nait pas witch qui faut"
- From Sunday August 21 to Sunday September 25: collective exhibition of contemporary artists, school children and collectibles.
WORKSHOPS
Workshops and other meetings with the artists are being developed.
May and June program
Peter the Venerable Association / Heritage House Our Spring / Summer 2022 events MAY - Sunday 22 from 3 p.m. to 8 p.m.: Tea dance. Sauxillanges village hall. JUNE - Friday 10 a.m. at 7 p.m.: Oenological tasting with Mr Dominique PERRIN. - '' '' '' at 9 p.m.: "Wine man show": "A president wine on wine" by Mr Didier RICHER. - Saturday 18 at 4 p.m.: Concert in the garden of the Prior: "La fille du large".
Peter the Venerable Association / Heritage House Our Spring / Summer 2022 events MAY - Sunday 22 from 3 p.m. to 8 p.m.: Tea dance. Sauxillanges village hall. JUNE - Friday 10 a.m. at 7 p.m.: Oenological tasting with Mr Dominique PERRIN. - '' '' '' at 9 p.m.: "Wine man show": "A president wine on wine" by Mr Didier RICHER. - Saturday 18 at 4 p.m.: Concert in the garden of the Prior: "La fille du large".
EXHIBITION AUGUST 2021
Four visual artists take over the walls of the Maison du Patrimoine.
Martha ARANGO experiments with sculpture using various natural and recycled materials, mainly paper and cardboard, highlighting old techniques. She brings to the surface her favorite themes: nature, the environment and human consciousness.
Eric BAVOILLOT : "At the heart of the act of creation there is access to an inexhaustible source of energy, to universal information without limit of time, form, or space, to a consciousness that knows us and loves us as a mother. »
Marc ESPINASSE : The techniques I use are the recycling of outdated objects, the diversion of obsolete utensils, the heterogeneous assembly and the work of scrap metal: cutting, grinding, sanding, welding, stripping, scraping, nailing, when we love there for all ages.
Lowhen HEINKE : Lowhen's eye lands on what we don't want to see, on what we abandon and leave on the way, immortalized in a slow poetry of pictorial shaping of unusual places and death. She prefers, with the greatest sensitivity, to express herself on materials recovered and themselves doomed to a very presaged end.
Four visual artists take over the walls of the Maison du Patrimoine.
Martha ARANGO experiments with sculpture using various natural and recycled materials, mainly paper and cardboard, highlighting old techniques. She brings to the surface her favorite themes: nature, the environment and human consciousness.
Eric BAVOILLOT : "At the heart of the act of creation there is access to an inexhaustible source of energy, to universal information without limit of time, form, or space, to a consciousness that knows us and loves us as a mother. »
Marc ESPINASSE : The techniques I use are the recycling of outdated objects, the diversion of obsolete utensils, the heterogeneous assembly and the work of scrap metal: cutting, grinding, sanding, welding, stripping, scraping, nailing, when we love there for all ages.
Lowhen HEINKE : Lowhen's eye lands on what we don't want to see, on what we abandon and leave on the way, immortalized in a slow poetry of pictorial shaping of unusual places and death. She prefers, with the greatest sensitivity, to express herself on materials recovered and themselves doomed to a very presaged end.
