Welcome to Lafabriq in Lyon

Lafabriq is an innovative contemporary art gallery located in the vibrant city of Lyon, in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region of France. Founded in 2022, the gallery aims to promote both emerging and established artists who challenge the boundaries of contemporary art. With a dynamic exhibition schedule, Lafabriq showcases a rich diversity of artistic styles, including installations, paintings, photography, and multimedia works. The gallery is recognized for its commitment to fostering an inclusive dialogue within the art community, often hosting collaborative exhibitions and events that invite various voices from different backgrounds. It serves as a cultural hub for art enthusiasts, collectors, and the general public, aiming to make art accessible to everyone. Among the artists represented by Lafabriq are the groundbreaking works of Camille Henrot, known for her thought-provoking installations, and the vivid canvases of Léa Belooussov, whose expressive style captures emotional depth. Additionally, the gallery frequently collaborates with local and international artists to create a vibrant and ever-evolving art scene in Lyon. Lafabriq's mission is to support artistic experimentation and to build a community where artists and audiences can engage deeply with contemporary art. The target audience includes art collectors, curators, students, and anyone with an interest in exploring new artistic narratives. The gallery not only focuses on visual artwork but also engages with performance and digital art, ensuring a comprehensive experience for visitors. Founded by renowned curator and artist Thomas O'Connell, Lafabriq is quickly establishing itself as an essential part of Lyon's cultural landscape. The gallery hosts regular workshops, talks, and performances, making it a lively venue for learning and interaction. With a commitment to quality and innovation, Lafabriq is poised to become a prominent player in the French contemporary art scene, encouraging a deeper understanding of the transformative power of art.