Novê Salm

LA "S" GRAND ATELIER

Vernissage Adults Families
  • 26.09.2025 18:00 - 23:00

From 27 September 2025 to 4 January 2026, BPS22 presents works by the artists of La "S" Grand Atelier. Discover the Novê Salm exhibition in a special opening-night preview on 26 September from 6 p.m..

Beneath the glass roof of the BPS22, Novê Salm explores the core of the La "S" studios – spaces of sharing, where all the obsessions and desires that drive each individual come together: love, the body, vehicles, the individual house, the banquet, cinema, Johnny Hallyday, and more. All these themes are explored through such varied media as graphic works, three-dimensional pieces, instal­la­tions, sound pieces, videos, 3D animation and digital creations, musical per­for­mances, and pub­li­ca­tions. Whether or not they have a mental disability, the artists experiment with every possible medium and address everything that fuels art and life!

Curators: Dorothée Duvivier, Noëlig Le Roux, Anne-Françoise Rouche

Practical information

Opening night: 26.09.2025
6:00 p.m. – 11:00 p.m.

Concert featuring Alexandre Heck and Émeric Florence
6:30 p.m. > 7 p.m.

FREE OF CHARGE!
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Artists

Sarah Albert, Rita Arimont, Jean-Michel Bansart, Richard Bawin, Vincen Beeckman, Sara Bichão, Marie Bodson, Nicolas Chuard, Nicolas Clément, Robin Cools, Pascal Cornélis, Axel Cornil, Michiel De Jaeger, Sébastien Delahaye, Laura Delvaux, Éric Derochette, Fabian Dores Pais, Simon Dureux, Laurent S. Gérard alias Èlg, Gabriel Evrard, Anaïd Ferté, Émeric Florence, Jérémy Fransolet, Irène Gérard, Régis Guyaux, Alexandre Heck, Séverine Hugo, Martin Lafaye, Jean Leclercq, Gilles Lejeune, Pascal Leyder, Violaine Lochu, Léon Louis, Axel Luy­ck­fasseel, Philippe Marien, Barbara Massart, Aurélie Mazaudier, Benoît Monjoie, Jean-Jacques Oost, Rémy Pierlot, Monsieur Pimpant, Émilie Raoul, Marcel Schmitz, Anaïs Schram, Dominique Théate, Laszlo Umbreit, Thierry Van Hasselt, Christian Vansteenput, Alexandre Vigneron and Nora Wagner.

La "S" Grand Atelier

Beginning as a creative workshop founded in 1992 in Vielsalm by Anne-Françoise Rouche, La​"S" Grand Atelier has patiently built its cultural and social mission on the values of respect and recognition for artists with mental dis­abil­i­ties. La​"S" also hosts con­tem­po­rary artists in residence for co-creation projects with its​"disabled" artists. Initially recognised as a Centre d’Expression et de Créativité [Centre of Expression and Creativity] (2001) for its amateur artistic activities, La​"S" Grand Atelier sub­se­quent­ly broadened and intensified its practice with a view to full pro­fes­sion­al legitimacy. In 2019, it received official recognition as a centre d’art brut & con­tem­po­rain [centre for outsider and con­tem­po­rary art] by the Direction des Arts Plastiques Con­tem­po­rains du Ministère de la Culture de la Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles [Con­tem­po­rary Visual Arts department of the Ministry of Culture of the Wallonia-Brussels Federation].

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