“Resistance & Disobedience” Exhibition
May 16–November 1
At the Citadel in Marseille

“Resistance & Disobedience” is an exhibition resulting from the Franco-Tunisian artist-in-residence program led by Saber Zammouri and Hugo Mir-Valette. Taking as their starting point Habib Bourguiba’s imprisonment at the Citadel of Marseille (1939–1942), their works explore colonial memory, archives, resistance, and the reappropriation of sites of oppression through audiovisual and digital installations.

In partnership with CHRONIQUES

“Memories of Water” Exhibition
From June 27 to November 1
At the Vence Museum

The exhibition “Memories of Water” invites visitors of all ages on a sensory and immersive exploration of this essential element, viewed as a place of traces, re
s of memories, and transformation. Through six installations, visitors discover worlds where sounds, images, lights, movements, and technologies reveal the visible and invisible marks that water leaves on our environment.

Exhibition by Julien Creuzet
August 28–November 29
, Digitale Zone – Marseille

Julien Creuzet, a Franco-Caribbean artist, works at the intersection of sculpture, video, sound, and poetry. His work gives rise to immersive environments, inspired by oceanic imaginaries and the narratives of the diaspora. Digitale Zone is exhibiting in two showcase spaces: *It’s you*, 2020, and *Orpheus was musing upon braised words, Under the light rain of a blazing fog, Snakes are deaf and dumb anyway, Oblivion buried in
the depths of insomnia*, paravent 6, 2022.

“Fêlures”Exhibitionby Quentin Destieu
October 15–November 14
ART CADE – Marseille

“Fêlures” is an exhibition featuring a series of installations that highlight the repurposing of objects and technologies. The title refers to the exploration of a poetic interstice in which new life can take shape, much like plants growing in a crack in the concrete of a sidewalk.

In partnership with CHRONIQUES

La Worde, La Wild, and the Web—Emmy Ols’ Residency Showcase—Control Z Collective
Thursday, October 22,
At Le Cube—Aix-Marseille University

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Group exhibition and “Arts de faire” workshops
, October 31–November 14,
; Chapelle Venel—Aix-en-Provence,
. Program curated by the halone collective.

“Arts de faire” explores forms of resistance through DIY, low-tech, and collective practices. In a global context of excessive technological progress, we need to rethink our practices. Over the course of three weekends, halone has put together a program of gatherings, workshops, performances, and artistic productions.

A program conceived by halone for the Aix Biennale as part of CHRONIQUES—Biennale of Digital Imaginaries, in partnership with Octobre Numérique.

FIVIA – International Video and AI Festival
November 26–28
, Marseille

A festival dedicated to the relationship between generative AI and artistic creation, FIVIA features discussions, exhibitions, performances, screenings, and more, featuring international artists and researchers. The theme of the 2026 edition, “Tech vs. Tech,” should be understood in its full scope: both a confrontation and a dialogue between technologies—and between technologies and humans.

Performance: *La Fracture* by Yasmine Yahiatène
November 24,
La Garance—Cavaillon’s National Theater

*La Fracture* is a raw, solo performance—a form of theater that combines the body, the spoken word, and the visual—in which the artist traces lines on the floor, films, draws, and explores absence to bring memory to the surface. Armed with a VCR and a white marker, Yasmine Yahiatène evokes the story of a father—Ahmed, an Algerian immigrant—and, through him, that of a fragmented heritage, marked by
, silence, taboo, alcohol… and soccer.