Exhibition- André Pirlot
To mark the centenary of André Pirlot’s birth, a number of exhibitions are paying tribute to his life, his work and his legacy.
Next occurrence
– Bolle Museum – 3 October to 13 December
To mark the centenary of his birth, the Bolle Museum in Morges is presenting a solo exhibition dedicated to André Pirlot. The exhibition highlights the diversity of his work and his unique approach to sculpture, conceived as a dialogue with architecture.
Created mainly in bronze and aluminium, his sculptures play on forms, volumes and the contrasts between polished surfaces and raw materials. Heads, hands and body fragments intertwine in deconstructed and reinvented compositions, creating an impression of movement that inspires both wonder and contemplation.
– Alexis Forel Museum – On display until 1 November!
The Alexis Forel Museum is honouring André Pirlot with two exhibitions:
A selection of works by the Morges-based sculptor is on display in the museum’s galleries, alongside creations by pupils in Magali Cheseaux’s Year 4P class at Dubochet Secondary School, produced as a tribute to the artist.
– Guided tour in Morges – Saturday 17 October at 3.00 pm
The Morges tour guides invite you to discover the world of André Pirlot around the town. Book via the Morges Région Tourisme website.
Espace 81 – 22 October to 29 November
The exhibition highlights the place of André Pirlot’s works within the town of Morges. Sketches of the signs and photographs of the outdoor works are on display.
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Bolle Museum – Open Wednesday to Sunday from 2.00 pm to 5.00 pm
Admission prices:
Adults: 6.-
AVS, AI, students: 5.-
Children up to 16 years old: free
Alexis Forel Museum – Open Wednesday to Sunday from 2.00 pm to 6.00 pm
Admission prices:
Adults: 10.-
AVS: 8.-
Students, apprentices: 6.-
Children (up to 16 years old)/AMS/ICOM: free
Espace 81 – Open Monday to Sunday from 9.00 am to 6.00 pm
Free admission