Welcome to La Chrysomèle in Clermont-Ferrand

La Chrysomèle is a contemporary art gallery located in Clermont-Ferrand, nestled in the picturesque region of Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France. Established in 2010 by acclaimed art curator and critic Camille Bernard, the gallery seeks to provide a platform for both emerging and established artists, emphasizing the importance of innovation and cultural dialogue in the art world. Known for its unique and diverse exhibitions, La Chrysomèle showcases a mix of painting, sculpture, and multimedia installations, ensuring that visitors experience a broad spectrum of artistic expression. The gallery represents a dynamic roster of artists, including French painter Émile Bernard, known for his post-impressionist works, and contemporary sculptor Isaac Julien, whose installations challenge the boundaries of art and identity. La Chrysomèle is dedicated to promoting local talent as well as international artists, with a focus on contemporary themes, social issues, and environmental consciousness. The mission of La Chrysomèle is to foster a deep appreciation for contemporary art in the community, encouraging engagement and interaction through educational programs and artist talks. The gallery targets art enthusiasts, collectors, and students, offering a welcoming space for dialogue and inspiration. Fun fact: La Chrysomèle's name is inspired by a rare beetle found in the Auvergne region, symbolizing the gallery's commitment to nurturing the local art scene, much like the beetle's unique role in its ecosystem. With a history of innovative exhibitions and a commitment to artistic exploration, La Chrysomèle stands as a vital cultural hub in Clermont-Ferrand, encouraging creativity and conversation in the heart of France.