The CEAAC serves as a vital platform for contemporary art in the Upper Rhine region. This page provides an overview of the center's programming, including rotating exhibitions, artist residencies, and collaborative projects. Please check their official channels for the most recent updates on upcoming installations.
A collaborative dual-site exploration of public health systems and architecture.
Artist Florian Fouché investigates institutional management and accessibility through sculptural installations and film. The exhibition spans two locations to critique the infrastructures shaping contemporary life.
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A multi-disciplinary exploration of the cancer experience through collective artistic practice.
Artist Violaine Lochu utilizes performance, video, and sound to reclaim the narrative of illness. The installation involves contributions from local patients, caregivers, and medical professionals to create a protective, choral space for shared experience.
Crabe Chorus
Commemorating 50 years of feminist visual activism and social critique.
Discover how the pioneering agitprop photography of the Hackney Flashers collective bridges historic activism with contemporary research on women's employment and public policy in Strasbourg. Curated by Camille Richert, the show features both archival material and new artistic commissions.
Hope for change Exhibition
Contemporary glass sculptures and paintings exploring themes of decline and renewal.
Artist Jacopo Pagin presents a body of work developed through a residency with the Saint-Louis glassworks. The exhibition examines how crystal craft interacts with imagery of decay to suggest themes of survival and artistic rebirth.
The Ruins of Light
A critical examination of linguistic and bureaucratic processes in Europe.
Alexandre Caretti presents a dual-atmosphere project that investigates the utopian ideals and practical limitations of translation. The installation utilizes architectural forms to evoke both the stillness of waiting rooms and the rhythmic demands of bureaucratic systems.
Traduttore, traditore ExhibitionA collaborative dual-site exploration of public health systems and architecture.
Artist Florian Fouché investigates institutional management and accessibility through sculptural installations and film. The exhibition spans two locations to critique the infrastructures shaping contemporary life.
Exhibition DetailsA multi-disciplinary exploration of the cancer experience through collective artistic practice.
Artist Violaine Lochu utilizes performance, video, and sound to reclaim the narrative of illness. The installation involves contributions from local patients, caregivers, and medical professionals to create a protective, choral space for shared experience.
Crabe ChorusA critical examination of linguistic and bureaucratic processes in Europe.
Alexandre Caretti presents a dual-atmosphere project that investigates the utopian ideals and practical limitations of translation. The installation utilizes architectural forms to evoke both the stillness of waiting rooms and the rhythmic demands of bureaucratic systems.
Traduttore, traditore ExhibitionContemporary glass sculptures and paintings exploring themes of decline and renewal.
Artist Jacopo Pagin presents a body of work developed through a residency with the Saint-Louis glassworks. The exhibition examines how crystal craft interacts with imagery of decay to suggest themes of survival and artistic rebirth.
The Ruins of LightCommemorating 50 years of feminist visual activism and social critique.
Discover how the pioneering agitprop photography of the Hackney Flashers collective bridges historic activism with contemporary research on women's employment and public policy in Strasbourg. Curated by Camille Richert, the show features both archival material and new artistic commissions.
Hope for change ExhibitionDiverse programming showcasing historical, artistic, and modern thematic collections.
Navigate through curated displays and cultural programs hosted by local institutions. These venues frequently present rotating art exhibitions in Strasbourg that offer deep insights into local heritage and international artistic movements.
