Why not to welcome our collectors, epicurean, hedonist or lover of beauties in an unusual place to celebrate the arts? Subtile has therefore launched its first ART DINNER. A Unique and temporary culinary experiences around the arts in a contemporary art gallery. Subtile has invited 28 guests to experience the arts over a meal imagined by a local cheffe - yes a woman - Dorothee
Join us for an immersive concert within a captivating acoustic ambience. Experience a musical journey filled with unexpected sounds from instruments such as the handpan, gong, English horn, xaphoon, and voice, all weaving together to transport you to another dimension. Attractive Price: EUR 15 including one drink. Limited seats
Weaving is a splendid mode of self-expression, allowing one to craft art imbued with individuality. This ancient and integral practice has long served as a medium for both artistic and cultural expression. The exhibition showcases the diverse styles in which our esteemed artists have conveyed their perspectives on the world through tapestries, photography, digital art, and, from next week, the multifaceted creations of EGGWAVE
Join us on the splendid evening of Thursday, 20th April, as we revel in the renaissance of nature with two remarkable collectives of artists: one hailing from Luxembourg, who have conjointly crafted a singular artistic paper installation for our esteemed gallery, and a talented trio of women from Arles, whose atelier we chanced upon two years prior. Their oeuvre comprises paper collage compositions,
Valérie Schiel invites you on a journey guided by the sounds of the gong and her voice. A GONG BATH to relax and dive into an ocean of good vibes and to nurture yourselves. This one-hour session will be preceded by a meditation through the voice, letting sounds and vibrations resonate inside our bodies. Price: EUR 32 for 1,5 hours of session in our art gallery. Limited
Subtile is glad to welcome Fondation Maison de la Porte Ouverte for the #womenday2023 based on an initiative by Patrícia Casal Marques. Art, in all its forms, is a strong mean of inequities towards women, but not only. It makes it possible to express the unspeakable and to participate in the duty to remember. The artist then takes on the role of guide