Vital Drawing: Exhibition

Creativity knows no boundaries, and this moving exhibition highlights the incredible artistic output from a local residence dedicated to people living with memory conditions. Each drawing serves as a heartfelt conversation, transforming personal experience into powerful visual stories. It is a rare chance to witness how art acts as a vibrant, enduring connection to the world around us.

The Dessin vital exhibition highlights the creative achievements of residents from Les Parentèles rue Blanche, a facility for people living with Alzheimer's disease. This project showcases artworks produced during regular workshops, offering an intimate look at the residents' artistic expression and daily life. Hosted at the Bibliothèque Louise Walser-Gaillard in the 9th arrondissement, the exhibition is free for all visitors. The venue is fully inclusive, ensuring accessibility for wheelchair users as well as deaf or hard-of-hearing visitors, with provisions for sign language communication throughout the space.

From October 6 to October 31, 2026, the Bibliothèque Louise Walser-Gaillard presents Dessin vital. This exhibition celebrates the artistic output of residents from Les Parentèles rue Blanche, an organization dedicated to supporting individuals with Alzheimer's disease. Through these creative works, the exhibition highlights the importance of social engagement, outings, and workshops in the lives of the residents, allowing them to share their personal creations with the wider community.

The exhibition is open to the public Tuesday through Saturday, from 13:00 to 18:00. Admission is free of charge. The library is committed to accessibility, featuring full wheelchair access and specific resources for deaf or hard-of-hearing individuals, including sign language integration, to ensure an inclusive experience for every guest.