Four-voice visit
A welcoming gathering that combines conversation, active listening and sensory experiences
Art, Material, and the Body
Join Anne Craveia for a tour exploring the perception of the artwork. An invitation to feel how the materiality of an art object can engage our own sensitivity and involve our body in the aesthetic experience.
Anne Craveia is a Conservator-Restorer of Cultural Heritage & RNCP-certified Art Therapist. Holding a Master’s degree in Conservation-Restoration from Université Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne (specializing in Painting) and with over 20 years of experience, Anne also trained in modern art therapy (AFRATAPEM and University Diploma from the Grenoble Faculty of Medicine).
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Les Abattoirs invites you to a "Two-Voice Tour" (Visite à deux voix) to discover artwork from a new perspective, in a welcoming atmosphere combining discussion, listening, and sensory experience. Come experiment, awaken your senses, share your thoughts, or simply slow down alongside a museum educator and a special guest.
Admission fee + €4
Tours are open to everyone upon online registration via the ticketing service.
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Save the Date
Next tour on Saturday, December 5 at 11:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m.
(Two tours, limited to 25 participants each)
Sound Reveries
In connection with the exhibition "Assemblages. Taking Care of Things"
This December, Sound Reveries invites you to slow down: to take the time to observe, listen, and feel sounds and vibrations—paying special attention to artworks, materials, gestures, as well as to those around us and to ourselves.
For this tour, the co-host will be Kusuma Gunawan, a sound therapist and meditation practitioner. She incorporates instruments such as Tibetan singing bowls, gongs, and crystal bowls, creating immersive soundscapes that foster presence, relaxation, and sensitivity to our surroundings. For several years, Kusuma has been leading sound therapy and sound meditation workshops, combining active listening, vibrations, and contemplative practices to awaken the senses and mindful awareness of the present moment. Her unique approach offers a new way to experience art and the museum space, engaging both body and mind.
A moment suspended in time, where sound resonates with the museum’s permanent collection—bringing together art, music, and perception.
Comfortable clothing recommended.
Families and children of all ages are welcome!