3 Best Art Galleries in Bordeaux

“Les Vivres de l'Art serves as both a historical restoration project and an artistic home for contemporary creation. The gallery combines artists' studios, a gallery, and a square transformed into "Open B'Art" offering art for everyone to experience freely. Les Vivres de l'Art association is dedicated to encouraging artists and creating meaningful connections with people. They are professional artists, and they achieve this through diverse and unique cultural programmes promoting a spirit of openness and communal sharing. The entrance is wheelchair-accessible. Les Vivres de l'Art is great for kids. You can enjoy the art of display.”

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“Galerie des Beaux-Arts provides a collection of both modern and ancient art. The artwork is presented wonderfully and shows the high quality of the work. The gallery is located in the wings of the Rohan Palace. Each work of art, with their own story and background invites everyone to experience personally. The gallery offers a panorama of European art ranging from the 15th to the 20th century, allowing me to admire works by masters such as Titian, Picasso, Delacroix, Rubens, Matisse, Renoir, and Velasquez. The experience was enhanced by the recent redesign of the exhibition spaces, which created a fun and educational experience. The range of works on display, from paintings to sculptures, reflects an appreciation for European art.”

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“Église Saint-Rémi is a municipal cultural space that is a venue for experimentation and exhibition focused on visual arts, including plastic arts, design, architecture, multimedia, photography, digital arts, and performances. The city of Bordeaux is focused on creating a cultural policy that supports artistic creation, the sharing of art, organisational growth, and the professional development of cultural workers. The staff are very friendly and attentive. They offer space for exhibitions, organised by professionals from a wide range of visual arts. Église Saint-Rémi is wheelchair-accessible for your convenience.”

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