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Gina Proenza, Toi et ta bande, 2026. Exhibition view « Rêve générale », Treignac Projet, 2025. Courtesy of the artist. Photo credit: Sam Basu.

YOU AND YOUR GANG

GROUP EXHIBITION

from 10/21/2026 to 02/14/2027

The exhibition brings together individual and collective artistic practices which, while situated in a range of territories – the countryside, the mountains, islands – are all rooted in a choice to work beyond urban centres.

A group of people sit around a table outdoors, some playing cards and others reading, with lush green trees in the background. — Pacôme Ricciardi, Causerie, 2024 Exhibition view « Lazy Time », Treignac Projet, 2025. Courtesy of the artist. Photo : Sam Basu

The exhibition’s title, which is borrowed from a work by Gina Proenza (“Toi et ta bande”), points to the many groups whose work is gathered here: artist collectives, high school students, choirs, communities for life, work and activism – a host of forms that reflect upon different ways of being together. The three dozen works presented in the exhibition, many of which have been produced for the occasion, have all taken shape in unique territories, including Brittany, the Cévennes, Corsica, Guadeloupe, the Hautes-Pyrénées, Limousin and the Basque Country.

Five young men sit and exercise in a gym filled with weightlifting equipment, benches, and workout machines under fluorescent lighting. — Léa Tissot-Laura, Avant les foins, 2026. Courtesy of the artist. © ADAGP, Paris, 2026

Two uniformed environmental police officers review information on a laptop inside a vehicle with the drivers door open. — Marine Peixoto, Sans titre (Cévennes — Mont-Lozére), extrait d'une série en cours, 2025-... Courtesy of the artist. With the support of Centre national des arts plastiques (National Centre for Visual Arts), France

A person sits at a desk in an office, looking at a computer monitor. Papers, folders, and a notebook are on the desk. A flag and framed photo are visible in the room. — Lisa Di Giovanni, La pluie qui colore les joues, 2026. Courtesy of the artist.

The exhibition explores the concept of “topophilia”: an affective state that links people to spaces in a relationship enriched by different strands of ecological, social and territorial thought. This approach traces out the contours of new artistic geographies, where critical and poetic concepts develop and subtly infuse works of art, ways of working and material conditions of existence. The invited spaces and artists suggest, through their work, a range of modes of collective organisation and political aspirations, in communities that are sometimes fugitive but always open and driven by a sense of solidarity.

Five people are lying close together inside a van, some sleeping and one looking at a phone, with daylight visible through the windows. — Angèle Dumont et Léa Lerma, Nocturama série, 2021-2026. Courtesy of the artists. © ADAGP, Paris, 2026

FROM 10/21/2026 TO 02/14/2027

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Curator : Liza Maignan

Coordinator : François Piron

Artists : Artetxe (Bastien Cosson et Elsa Oliarj-Inès), Théo Audoire, Johann Berger, Olga Boudin, Elsa Brès, Guillaume Cailleau et Ben Russell, Lisa Di Giovanni, Angèle Dumont et Léa Lerma, Fossile Futur, Magali Paulin, Marine Peixoto, Jean-Baptiste Perret, Gina Proenza, RADO (Fanny Béguery et Adrien Malcor), Pacôme Ricciardi, Mattea Riu, Brieuc Schieb, Collectif Silo (Lola Nogué, Théo Revelen-Bernard et Quentin Thirionet), Léa Tissot-Laura, Le Transfo (Lucie de Bodinat, Jeanne Gilois, june, Jade Marçais, louise nicolas de lamballerie), Alexiane Trapp, Marie Voignier

The exhibition is accompanied throughout the season by a programme of talks, discussions and concerts, as well as film screenings in partnership with Tënk. Further details will be announced soon.