Located on the Corniche Kennedy in Marseille’s Endoume district, La Traverse is a space dedicated to contemporary art, design, and hospitality. Both a guesthouse and an associative gallery, it hosts exhibitions, performances, and culinary events that foster dialogue between emerging local and international scenes.

La Traverse, Marseille © Jean-Christophe Lett
La Traverse, Marseille © Jean-Christophe Lett
La Traverse, Marseille © Jean-Christophe Lett
La Traverse, Marseille © Jean-Christophe Lett
La Traverse, Marseille © Jean-Christophe Lett
La Traverse, Marseille © Jean-Christophe Lett
La Traverse, Marseille © Jean-Christophe Lett
La Traverse, Marseille © Jean-Christophe Lett

Located on the Corniche Kennedy in Marseille’s Endoume district, La Traverse is a space dedicated to contemporary art, design, and hospitality. Both a guesthouse and an associative gallery, it hosts exhibitions, performances, and culinary events that foster dialogue between emerging local and international scenes.

Programme

Douglas Eynon, 11:11, huile sur toile, 210 x 11 cm, 2026
Douglas Eynon, 11:11, huile sur toile, 210 x 11 cm, 2026

Douglas Eynon, 11:11

British artist Douglas Eynon, based in Brussels, presents his first solo exhibition in Marseille. The title refers to the “angel hour,” a mirrored moment associated with synchronicity, running through an exhibition attuned to fragile apparitions.

An anamorphic painting of a hand and a swaying paper orchid establish a dialogue between body and plant, image and matter. The background landscapes draw inspiration from nightclub lighting designed by his father, sometimes tested in the family living room or garden. From these memories emerge hybrid landscapes, where the domestic meets an almost cosmic light.

Victor Siret
Victor Siret

Victor Siret, A/C Tales

In Marseille, Victor Siret conjures a deserted city saturated with signs, where the hum of air conditioners replaces the mistral. Drawing from a personal image archive shaped by cinema, television, video games, and advertising, the artist translates these references into embroidery and needlepoint.

Between reality and fiction, the apparent clarity of images gives way to more ambiguous signs.

Access

La Traverse
16 Traverse Sainte Hélène 13007 Marseille
+33 6 38 48 21 79
latraversemarseille.fr

Friday and Saturday, 2pm–6pm, or by appointment.
From July to September, Wednesday to Saturday, 11am–6pm.
Closed from December to February, except for private hire.

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