The Popular Ephemeral Galleries (GPE) has been around since 2010 for the Festival.
Considering that a fair ethic of art consists in making art exist where it is not present (Edouard Louis), the festival takes the precaution of inventing forms of social proximity by allowing itself to be invited into ephemeral popular galleries.
This year, it was the programm’actors-users of the 2 structures that made the selection of the works.
Marseille📍 28 rue Brandis (5e)
ESPOIR PROVENCE Opening on October 12 at 11am
Continuous video installation, October 12 to 30, 2026
(open Tuesday and Friday, from 2pm to 4:30pm)
The Stream XIV
- Hiroya Sakurai
End
- Rita Casdia
Marseille📍18 Bd Camille Flammarion (1er)
ADPEI Opening on October 12 at 5pm
Continuous video installations, October 12 to 30, 2026
(open Monday, Wednesday, Friday, from 9:30am to 12:30pm, from 2pm to 5:30pm)
The Stream XIV
- Hiroya Sakurai
Et derrière, l’horizon…
- Virginie Coudoulet
Founded in 1982, Espoir-Provence is an association of families, recognised as being in the public interest, which relies on the active participation of its volunteers. Its aim is to do everything in its power to help people suffering from serious mental illness who are under the care of a psychiatrist and have stabilised, and to help them regain a social life.
Founded in 1987, ADPEI is an intermediary association focused on integration through economic activity in and around Marseille. Its aim is to combat exclusion by welcoming, supporting and providing work experience for people who are furthest from the labour market.
