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12 > 29 March 2026
Guided school visits of the exhibitions
From 12 to 29 March, the exhibitions at the VIDEOFORMES festival will be open to school groups on weekdays from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m., subject to booking. A guided tour for teachers is also available by booking on Wednesday 18 March from 1:30 p.m. to 4 p.m.
The artists exhibiting this year are:
Chapelle de l’Oratoire (14 Oratoire street) :
Flâneur – Christa Sommerer & Laurent Mignonneau
Chapelle de l’Ancien Hôpital Général (Sainte-Rose street) :
La Belle au bois dormant – Giuliana Cuneaz
The Accelerated Accident – Hyper Wave
Pixel Painting #Luge – Isabelle Dehay
Water Eyes – Julie Stephen Chheng
Chapelle de Beaurepaire (Aimé Coulaudon square) :
Yuri’s Metamorphosis – Hugo Arcier
Centre Camille Claudel (3 Maréchal Joffre street) :
Eona Flottaison (6 Vercingétorix avenue) :
Visits to VIDEOFORMES exhibitions form part of the Art History curriculum whilst covering the contemporary historical period. They fall within the artistic field of the ‘visual arts’ whilst serving as ‘meeting points’ between different art forms. They enable pupils of all ages to engage in sensitive and thoughtful encounters with works from various artistic fields, […] and to help them spontaneously step through the doors of a museum, a gallery, […] and any other venue for the conservation, creation and dissemination of local artistic heritage (Decree of 11 July 2008 establishing the organisation of arts history education in primary, lower secondary and upper secondary schools).
Visits to exhibitions can form part of the Artistic and Cultural Education Programme as they enable young people, through the sensory experience of artistic practices, through encounters with works and artists, and through exploration, to build a personal artistic culture, to be introduced to the various languages of art, and to diversify and develop their means of expression (Circular No. 2013-073 of 3 May 2013. “The Artistic and Cultural Education Programme”).