The Radiant Fortnight 14

Group exhibition at various sites in the village: Kub d'Or, Moulin de Blaireau, Parcours + Espace Bézard-Le Corbusier

Open Saturdays and Sundays from 2.30 pm to 6.30 pm and by appointment.

On the exhibition side, there are many works to discover and, as usual, a delicious mix of genres, with architecture of course, but also design, fashion and contemporary art. Disciplines meet, cross and even merge, breaking down all boundaries. LincolnThe perfect illustration of this is the work that brings together artist Pascal Rivet and designers Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec. Imagining a shelter for the 1/1-scale wooden sculpture of Pascal Rivet's Lincoln continentale, the Bouroullec brothers designed an architectural form made of ceramics, somewhere between a pavilion and a Majorette box. Inaugurated for the Quinzaine, this piece will become a permanent fixture on the Piacé art trail, which now boasts over 45 works. More architecture, with a nod to Bernard Schoeller and his Tournesol swimming pool, a tile of which will be on display (in collaboration with Julien Recours), all documented by postcards by David Liaudet. Then a poetic gesture by the 'anarchitect' Gianni Pettena (Salle Principale gallery) on the Moulin de Blaireau building...

Finally, fashion and contemporary art will not be left out with the inauguration of the Andrea Crews shop/workshop in the heart of the village and the exhibition of works by Stéphane Vigny, Frédérique Petit, Alain Séchas (FRAC Normandie) and Jean-Marie Appriou... Happy Fortnight! May it shine brightly... Piacé le radieux