With a performance-reading, Toutes nos larmes [All Our Tears], by Clovis Maillet, in collaboration with Les Ouvertures Musicales at MA Scène nationale.
— Free admission for all.
With Adeline Lepine, curator of the exhibition.
Discover the exhibition in a preview during a lunch break. A convivial format reserved for 19 Club members and partners.
— Bring your own lunch; drinks and desserts provided.
Rose-Mahé Cabel’s performance connects aquatic figures—mermaids and other kindred beings—with washhouse spaces and the imagery surrounding washerwomen.
“This performance installation unfolds like a narrative with disjointed chronologies, between science fiction, fantasy, and magical realism. Here, the past is told differently, bringing in fiction where reality falls short. Messenger figures from a time yet to come make their appearance, emerging from the waters. Then comes transformation, and beneath masks of ash soap, they become water creatures—mermaids, bird-women, serpent-women—giving life to new ecosystems.”
— Free admission. Maximum duration: 20 minutes.
— 10 Rue Centrale, 25550 Allondans. Parking available at the Allondans temple car park. For those wishing to carpool to the site, meet at 4pm in front of 19, Crac. Advance registration required by email at action@le19crac.com or by phone at 03 81 31 87 80.
The exhibition draws on the crest of the Württemberg coat of arms to revisit notions of hybridity, the body, and identity. Le 19, Crac is itself a place with a hybrid history and use, as a former Peugeot workshop transformed into a contemporary art centre in the mid-1990s.
— Sunday, September 20, from 4 to 5pm.
— Free, by reservation at 03 81 94 13 47 or mediation@le19crac.com
The winners of the 5th edition of Pôle Position - jeune création en Bourgogne-Franche-Comté take over the Hôtel Beurnier-Rossel for a group exhibition. Discover works by Chloé Ferrer, Armand Louet, Mathilde Noir, and Jérôme Wieder, young artists based in the region whose work brings local history, heritage, and care into dialogue with echoes of the wider world.
— Opening: Saturday, October 10, from 11am.
— At the Hôtel Beurnier-Rossel Museum of Art and History, 8 Place St-Martin, Montbéliard.
— Open from 2 to 6pm, Wednesday to Sunday during school holidays (zone A), and Saturdays and Sundays outside of school holidays.
— €3 full price, €2 reduced price, free for under-18s / on the first Sunday of the month.
Let yourself be guided through works by young contemporary artists from the region.
— Sunday, December 6 at 3pm, discover the exhibition with an artist.
— At the Hôtel Beurnier-Rossel Museum of Art and History.
— €3 full price, €2 reduced price, free for under-18s / on the first Sunday of the month.
— By reservation at 03 81 99 22 61 or via the online ticketing of the Montbéliard city museums.
The Bains Douches cinema and Le 19, Crac join forces for a screening evening. Peking Opera Blues blends film genres from crime thriller to romance to comedy, mixing light or offbeat subjects with political, social, and feminist reflections that echo the exhibition “The Woman with Fish Arms.”
— At the Bains Douches cinema.
— Duration: 1h45.
— €7, payable at the cinema.
For Halloween, Le 19, Crac invites you to a festive afternoon where the works from “The Woman with Fish Arms” come to life amid folk tales and fantastical creatures. A creative workshop, face painting, readings, snacks, and surprises will punctuate this event for kids and adults alike. The Fête de l’automne (Autumn Festival) will also be an opportunity to discover the show created by the artists and children of the Maison Pour Tous de Bavans, inspired by tales and legends from the Pays de Montbéliard. With artists Gabrielle Alexandre, ludovic hadjeras, and Eva Pelzer.
In partnership with the Maison Pour Tous and the Bavans library.
— Free.
During the holidays, you’re the artist! From La Roche aux Corbeaux to Tante Arie, by way of the Vouivre or the Grand Serpent Blanc, the Pays de Montbéliard is full of fantastical tales and legends! For a week like no other, come bring these stories to life through friendly visual arts workshops and meet legendary characters straight out of our grandmothers’ tales.
— Visual arts workshops for ages 7-12.
— €30, by reservation at 03 81 94 13 47 or via mediation@le19crac.com
Sliding scale for families. Annual pass: €50 for all children’s activities at Le 19. Workshops open with a minimum of 2 participants enrolled.
For a friendly day out, follow the guides and discover the exhibitions at the École d’art de Belfort, Le 19, Crac, and the Hôtel Beurnier-Rossel Museum of Art and History in Montbéliard.
— Departure from Besançon or Montbéliard.
— Ages 7 and up.
— Visit to Le 19 alone possible, no reservation required.
— Times and prices to come.
As every year, the winner of Le 19, Crac’s call for projects takes over the Box du 19 for the city of Montbéliard’s Lumières de Noël (Christmas Lights).
— Opening, Friday, December 4, from 6:30pm.
— Free admission.
Share a special family moment celebrating the holiday season. A storytelling tour inspired by the works in the exhibition.
— Free, by reservation at 03 81 94 13 47 or via mediation@le19crac.com
— Ages 6 and up, and for older visitors too.
— Workshop requires parents’ presence. Snack provided by Le 19.