LE MAJORAT - VISUAL ARTS

Exhibition location

About

This master house situated in Villeneuve-Tolosane is now a cultural space that forms part of the city’s commitment to contemporary creativity.

Constructed around 1750, Le Majorat is one of the most important features of the historic heritage of Villeneuve-Tolosane.

The space is dedicated to visual arts, to artistic encounters and clashes. Their aim is to showcase to the wider public the new forms of artistic expression, giving priority to regional artists.

Since its renovation, the venue now hosts a 1,320m2 gallery, a school of art, an artist’s workshop, the municipal collection, the town hall’s culture, sport and associative living department and even a hall of honour!

Guided visits are offered to the public and to schools by appointment. Access to the gallery’s archive of documents may be authorised by request only.
Built around 1750, the Majorat is one of the most important parts of Villeneuve-Tolosane's historic heritage.

The space is dedicated to the visual arts, to artistic discoveries and confrontations. The public will be able to discover exhibitions by contemporary artists from the region, who use printmaking techniques in particular.

Admission to the gallery is free. Special events are also organised during the exhibitions.

Pets allowed