The deserted Fagor-Brandt home appliance factory in Lyon’s old industrial district is the centre of the 15th Lyon Biennale, titled ‘Where Water Comes Together with Other Water’ after a poetry collection by Raymond Carver. Site-specific works have been commissioned from more than 50 artists, with many responding to the architecture of the factory, or reflecting upon the broader socioeconomic history of the region. The central exhibition extends to the Lyon Museum of Contemporary Art, while a host of associated exhibitions have been arranged throughout the greater Lyon region. Find out more from the Lyon Biennale’s website.
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Resilient Bodies (2016), Isabelle Andriessen. © Isabelle Andriessen
Wrot (2017), Holly Hendry, installation view at BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art, Newcastle, 2017. Photo: Mark Pinder; © Holly Hendry
Aftermath (2016), Pannaphan Yodmanee. Courtesy the artist and Yavuz Gallery, Singapour; © Pannaphan Yodmanee
Mr. Butterflies (2012), Trevor Yeung. Photo: Cassander Eeftinck Schattenkerk; courtesy the artist and Galerie Allen, Paris; © Trevor Yeung
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