Machins / Machines :  Gizmos / Machines

This exhibition invites the public to explore how machines have been perceived, from the time of Leonardo da Vinci to the creations of Calder—offering a glimpse into the evolution of an object that has fascinated the world throughout history.

Yves Klein, Arman, César, Jean Tinguely, Vassilakis Takis…

Alexander Calder

Nam June Paik

Camille Claudel, Auguste Rodin, Aristide Maillol, Constantin Brancusi, Niki de Saint Phalle

40 sculptures modernes et contemporaines de Marc Chagall à Louise Bourgeois

Pour l’Amour de Vénus : For the love of Venus

After having journeyed through the ages, the figure of Venus now takes up residence at the Donjon de Vez.

As part of the exhibition For the Love of Venus, the multifaceted goddess becomes the subject of a carte blanche extended to five artists: Ben, Vincent Corpet, Fabrice Hybert, Stéphane Pencréac’h, and Bernard Rancillac. Each received a life-sized plaster reproduction of the Venus de Milo, produced by the casting workshop of the Louvre and France’s national museums, and was given full freedom to reinterpret the classical icon.

Whether we speak of what are commonly called prehistoric Venuses, Cycladic Venuses, or African Venuses, they all ultimately speak to us of the same thing: an idea of woman and desire—an ideal that has constantly evolved throughout the centuries.

Salvador Dali, Arman, Yayoi Kusama, Yves Klein…

Alexander Calder, David Smith, Joel Shapiro…

Works by Alberto Giacometti

Le Donjon de Vez, site privé, classé monument historique, accueillera, pour la première fois en France, une selling exhibition réunissant près de 30 artistes internationaux, modernes et contemporains.

Adel Abdessemed, Carsten Höller, Jim Dine, Laurent Grasso, Olaf Breuning, Thomas Lerooy, Tony Matelli, Yazid Oulab exposent leurs oeuvres au Donjon de Vez.

Le Donjon de vez accueille les œuvres de Philippe Hiquily, dans le cadre de la Selling Exhibition organisée par Artcurial S.A., en collaboration avec le Comité Hiquily.