Maison des Arts de Grand-Quevilly

Located in the town centre of Grand Quevilly, the Maison des arts is a former farm that had been dismantled and then rebuilt stone by stone in order to create a 200 sq m (2,153 sq ft) exhibition centre dedicated to contemporary art. It holds 5 or 6 temporary exhibitions every year that present the current developments in visual arts.

Open to everyone, the Maison des Arts (Art House) has a team of professionals to guide you throughout your visit of the exhibitions. Alongside the temporary exhibitions, the Maison des Arts sets up residency programmes and develops off-site projects and cultural events.
The Maison des Arts also contains an art-lending library. Created in 2015 with the works acquired by the town over the years, it has about 200 varied works of art (paintings, sculptures, photographs, multiples), both traditional and more contemporary, made by local artists as well as world-renowned artists. The art-lending library is open to individuals, schools, businesses, associations and local authorities. This way of democratising art is an important educational tool.
The Maison des Arts is a member of RN13bis - regional contemporary art network in Normandy and Rouen, Rouen Metropole visual art network.