Métro'folies - Conférence - Les artistes lorrains durant l'entre-deux-guerres

Discover the 3rd and final season of Métro'folies programming in the Greater Nancy Metropolis.
Stroll through the Jardin Éphémère on Place Stanislas, decked out in Art Deco colors, discover the exhibition Nancy 1925, an experience of modern life at the Musée des Beaux-Arts and marvel at the Saint-Nicolas festive parade, which gives pride of place to the Roaring Twenties, to round off a year rich in events and discoveries around Art Deco.

During the inter-war years, Nancy's artistic scene underwent a period of renewal after the golden age of Art Nouveau. A new generation of artists and craftsmen made their mark, breathing new life into emblematic houses such as Daum and Majorelle. The 1920s-1930s also saw the emergence of promising talents such as ironworker Jean Prouvé, sculptor Émie-Just Bachelet and jeweler Gaston Hay, all of whom contributed to the region's creative renaissance. A lecture by Alexandre Miot, organized by Cercle du Travail.

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