Sunday 20 september from 14:30 to 15:15

Tour: A Tour by the Owner

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Villa du Parc - Centre d’art contemporain, Parc Montessuit - 12 rue de Genève, 74100 Annemasse

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The tour takes visitors around the building, providing commentary on the painted facades on the north side by Renée Levi, followed by “Friselis” by Hippolyte Hentgen on the east side, and two temporary installations on the south and west facades.

Guided Tour Sunday, September 20 2:30–3:15 p.m. While a temporary artwork evoking an animal formation is temporarily displayed on the glass facade of the Villa du Parc (Schwarm by Olaf Holzapfel, as part of the exhibition *Ressources Sensibles*), this tour offers a walkthrough of the building, highlighting the facades painted on the north side by Renée Levi in homage to Aimée Stitelmann (1925–2004), a local figure in the Resistance and the anti-fascist movement, and on the east side, Hippolyte Hentgen’s *Friselis* and two temporary installations on the south and west facades.