Exhibitions in Rennes

Fifty years after the creation of the first collective creation of the visual art research group (GRAV), the exhibition invites a historical reassessment of the theoretical and artistic importance of the artists who participated in this adventure. T

The Ulysses, L’autre mer (Ulysses, The Other Sea) project develops in a dual context: 30 ans des FRAC (30 years of the FRAC) and more specifically the collaboration between two of them, the FRAC Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur and Languedoc-Roussillon, u

This exhibition aims to enhance and promote the heritage of historic Brittany, presenting gems of the Italian collections in Nantes, Rennes, Quimper, Brest, Morlaix, Vannes and Dinan, and the finest works from the Breton churches. These are 85 fine

Like most of France's museums, the Musée des Beaux-Arts in Rennes dates from the Revolution. Founded in 1794 with works confiscated from the town's religious and civil buildings, the museum nonetheless owes the bulk of its collections to the magnifi

The Royal Parliament of Brittany instigated by King Henry II in 1554 was initially held in a convent whilst construction work began on a special building.Part of the structure designed by Salomon de Brosses, Marie de Medici's architect, in 1617 can

The neoclassical-style Rennes Cathedral was built in the nineteenth century. Take a look at the main facade and the tall tower on either side. This is all that’s left of the previous structure, which collapsed in the eighteenth century.The cathedral