19 september > 20 september

Exposition de pastels "Regards de Saint-Marceau" à l'Atelier Patcha - Journées Européennes du Patrimoine

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Fine Art

Atelier Patcha, Impasse de l'Église, 72170 Saint-Marceau

Exposition Regards de Saint-Marceau Atelier Patcha JEP 2026 — ©
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To mark European Heritage Days, come and discover Delphine Dieu’s pastel exhibition, ‘Regards de Saint-Marceau’, at the Atelier Patcha.

To mark the 2026 European Heritage Days, Delphine Dieu invites you to discover an exhibition of her pastels at the Atelier Patcha gallery, entitled “Regards de Saint-Marceau”. This exhibition will focus on the village’s residents through an element that is both intimate and universal: the gaze, featuring various portraits of their eyes. This approach therefore centres on living heritage. Through these gazes, the exhibition aims to forge a link between architectural heritage and human heritage. The eyes become a way of telling the village’s story in a different light, not only through what we see of Saint-Marceau, but through those who look at it and bring it to life. Open on Saturday 19 September and Sunday 20 September from 10.00 am to 12.00 pm and from 2.00 pm to 7.00 pm. Free admission.