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 de l'exposition I am the Landscape de Dennis Miranda, Château La Coste © Stephane Aboudaram
Vue de l'exposition I am the Landscape de Dennis Miranda, Château La Coste © Stephane Aboudaram
Vue de l'exposition I am the Landscape de Dennis Miranda, Château La Coste © Stephane Aboudaram
Vue de l'exposition I am the Landscape de Dennis Miranda, Château La Coste © Stephane Aboudaram
Vue de l'exposition I am the Landscape de Dennis Miranda, Château La Coste © Stephane Aboudaram
Vue de l'exposition I am the Landscape de Dennis Miranda, Château La Coste © Stephane Aboudaram
Vue de l'Auditorium Oscar Niemeyer , Château La Coste © Stephane Aboudaram
Vue de l'Auditorium Oscar Niemeyer , Château La Coste © Stephane Aboudaram

Dennis Miranda, I am the Landscape

Lieu : Auditorium Oscar Niemeyer

Dennis Miranda Zamorano unveils a new body of large-format works that unfold like portals—leading viewers on a mythic journey through memory, ritual, and the unconscious. The space becomes both sanctuary and stage, where painting is not mere representation but remnant, rite, and threshold.

Vue de l'exposition Chromatic Crumble ! de  Ziping Wang, Château La Coste © Stephane Aboudaram
Vue de l'exposition Chromatic Crumble ! de Ziping Wang, Château La Coste © Stephane Aboudaram
Vue de l'exposition Chromatic Crumble ! de  Ziping Wang, Château La Coste © Stephane Aboudaram
Vue de l'exposition Chromatic Crumble ! de Ziping Wang, Château La Coste © Stephane Aboudaram
Vue de l'exposition Chromatic Crumble ! de  Ziping Wang, Château La Coste © Stephane Aboudaram
Vue de l'exposition Chromatic Crumble ! de Ziping Wang, Château La Coste © Stephane Aboudaram

Ziping Wang, Chromatic Crumble !

Venue: Galerie Richard Rogers

Ziping Wang transforms the space into a rhythm of captured views and visual fragments. Her vibrant, collage-like paintings engage the gallery’s elongated architecture as both frame and lens—offering fleeting compositions that mirror the image-saturated world we move through daily. The space itself becomes part of the experience: at once window, screen, and kaleidoscope.

Vue de l'exposition Overleaf de Callum Innes, Château La Coste © Stephane Aboudaram
Vue de l'exposition Overleaf de Callum Innes, Château La Coste © Stephane Aboudaram
Vue de l'exposition Overleaf de Callum Innes, Château La Coste © Stephane Aboudaram
Vue de l'exposition Overleaf de Callum Innes, Château La Coste © Stephane Aboudaram
Vue de l'exposition Overleaf de Callum Innes, Château La Coste © Stephane Aboudaram
Vue de l'exposition Overleaf de Callum Innes, Château La Coste © Stephane Aboudaram
Vue de l'exposition Overleaf de Callum Innes, Château La Coste © Stephane Aboudaram
Vue de l'exposition Overleaf de Callum Innes, Château La Coste © Stephane Aboudaram

Callum Innes, Overleaf

Venue: Pavillon Renzo Piano

Callum Innes has developed a painterly language in which the act of removal is as vital as that of application. Layers of pigment are applied and then dissolved, creating surfaces that oscillate between presence and absence. This process of making and unmaking produces a fragile balance, a visual and material tension that defines his practice. The exhibition brings together recent works from his ongoing Resonance series alongside two large-scale Exposed Paintings.

© Adam Fuss
© Adam Fuss

Adam Fuss, Ark

Venue: Galerie Bastide / Galerie des Anciens Chais

Retrospective in character, Ark derives its name from a 1987 series of photographs made of a single drop of water. As in many of Fuss’s typologies, the natural world is distilled toward a symbolic and spiritual essence. Beginning in the 1980s, Fuss began exploring a wide range of non-traditional photographic techniques, pin-hole, photograms, and daguerreotypes, with the emphasis of making photographs without the use of a camera. His images are born of direct encounters between light and light-sensitive paper. They are not depictions but imprints, the trace of an event.

Access

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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