In the midst of Provence, Château La Coste is a vineyard where wine, art & architecture live in harmony. 38 major works of contemporary art are installed in the open air and 3 gallery spaces, offer a unique experience at the heart of its 500-acres. Artists and architects are encouraged to choose a place in the landscape and are given the freedom to create a work.

Prune Nourry, Mater Earth © Stéphane Aboudaram _ Wearecontent(s)
Prune Nourry, Mater Earth © Stéphane Aboudaram _ Wearecontent(s)
Renzo Piano, Pavillon d'exposition, 2017
Tadao Ando, Art center, 2011
Tadao Ando, Gate, 2011
Richard Rigers, Galerie
Louise Bourgeois, crouching spider, 2003
Tom Shannon, Drop 2009

In the midst of Provence, Château La Coste is a vineyard where wine, art & architecture live in harmony. 38 major works of contemporary art are installed in the open air and 3 gallery spaces, offer a unique experience at the heart of its 500-acres. Artists and architects are encouraged to choose a place in the landscape and are given the freedom to create a work.

Programme

Vue d'exposition, Laisser la vie se produire, Frank Horvat, Château La Coste © Stephane Aboudaram, WE ARE CONTENT(S)
Vue d'exposition, Laisser la vie se produire, Frank Horvat, Château La Coste © Stephane Aboudaram, WE ARE CONTENT(S)
Vue d'exposition, Laisser la vie se produire, Frank Horvat, Château La Coste © Stephane Aboudaram, WE ARE CONTENT(S)
Vue d'exposition, Laisser la vie se produire, Frank Horvat, Château La Coste © Stephane Aboudaram, WE ARE CONTENT(S)
Vue d'exposition, Laisser la vie se produire, Frank Horvat, Château La Coste © Stephane Aboudaram, WE ARE CONTENT(S)
Vue d'exposition, Laisser la vie se produire, Frank Horvat, Château La Coste © Stephane Aboudaram, WE ARE CONTENT(S)
Vue d'exposition, Laisser la vie se produire, Frank Horvat, Château La Coste © Stephane Aboudaram, WE ARE CONTENT(S)
Vue d'exposition, Laisser la vie se produire, Frank Horvat, Château La Coste © Stephane Aboudaram, WE ARE CONTENT(S)

Let Life Unfold, Frank Horvat

Borrowed from a line by the poet Rainer Maria Rilke, deeply admired by the artist, the exhibition title resonates as an invitation to inhabit the world as it is. A major figure in twentieth-century photography, Frank Horvat observed reality with rare freedom, allowing fleeting moments, bodies in motion and unexpected framings to emerge. His work continually questions photography’s ability to suspend time, while remaining open to chance and the unforeseen.

Produced in close collaboration with the Frank Horvat Studio, the exhibition brings together 46 original prints, spanning a period from the mid-1950s to the late 1980s. The exhibition path moves across decades and genres: from the nocturnal streets of Pigalle to a revolutionary vision of fashion photography, from iconic black-and-white images of Paris, London and New York to vibrant colour series created in later years.

Vue d'exposition, Ma part d’eux, Château La Coste © Stephane Aboudaram, WE ARE CONTENT(S)
Vue d'exposition, Ma part d’eux, Château La Coste © Stephane Aboudaram, WE ARE CONTENT(S)
Vue d'exposition, Ma part d’eux, Château La Coste © Stephane Aboudaram, WE ARE CONTENT(S)
Vue d'exposition, Ma part d’eux, Château La Coste © Stephane Aboudaram, WE ARE CONTENT(S)
Vue d'exposition, Ma part d’eux, Château La Coste © Stephane Aboudaram, WE ARE CONTENT(S)
Vue d'exposition, Ma part d’eux, Château La Coste © Stephane Aboudaram, WE ARE CONTENT(S)
Vue d'exposition, Ma part d’eux, Château La Coste © Stephane Aboudaram, WE ARE CONTENT(S)
Vue d'exposition, Ma part d’eux, Château La Coste © Stephane Aboudaram, WE ARE CONTENT(S)

My part of them - Arnaud Adami, Dhewadi Hadjab and Romain Bagouet

United by bonds of friendship, shared sensibilities and common references, Arnaud Adami, Dhewadi Hadjab and Romain Bagouet nevertheless propose singular approaches to contemporary realism. The exhibition explores the many ways in which a shared human and aesthetic proximity can generate pictorial visions that are distinct yet complementary.

The title Ma part d’eux (“My part of them”) evokes both the intimacy that connects these three Parisian painters and the echoes that resonate between their works. All three share a remarkable technical mastery and a strong interest in photography, directional light and a confident use of colour. The realism they develop is never merely descriptive; it is infused with an emotional intensity that questions identity, the body and the contemporary urban environment.

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Château La Coste
2750, route de la Cride
13610 Le-Puy-Sainte-Réparade
+33 (0)4 42 61 89 98
chateau-la-coste.com

Every day: 11am - 5pm
8 pm in July & August

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PLACES TO DISCOVER

La Sainte Victoire (Aix-en-Provence)
Musée Granet (Aix-en-Provence)
Centre d’Art Caumont (Aix-en-Provence)
L’atelier Cézanne (Aix-en-Provence)
Abbaye de Silvacane (La Roque d'Antheron)
L’Eglise de Louise Bourgeois (Bonnieux)
Promenade de la Torse (Aix-en-Provence)

PLACES TO EAT & DRINK

La librairie de l’hôtel Boyer d’Eguilles (Aix-en-Provence)
Côté Cour (Aix-en-Provence)
Le four sous le platane (Aix-en-Provence)
Jardin Mazarin (Aix-en-Provence)
Via Baseli (Cabries)
Le Bocage (La Roque d’Antheron)

PLACES TO STAY

Hôtel Roy René (Aix-en-Provence)
Hôtel des Augustins (Aix-en-Provence)
Bastide de Ganay (Aix-en Provence)
Villa Baulieu (Rognes)

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