Rotondes has some unusual exhibition spaces. How could you not notice the glass cube at the entrance of Rotonde 2 or the giant screen above the bar in the Buvette? How could you not be wowed by the Galerie’s beautiful luminosity? The intended effect is as much to surprise visitors as to offer emerging artists new grounds for experimentation.
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Visual arts
Each exhibition, each creative event is an opportunity to see the venue from a new point of view: that of the artists who have made it their own.
© photo 1: Gilles Kayser / photos 2 & 3: Lynn Theisen