Theater and painting at the Radiant-Bellevue: masterpieces under the microscope!

The great art critic Hector Obalk (author of documentaries devoted to art – notably the Grand'Art series on the Arte channel) gives an educational and spectacular stand-up on the history of painting, accompanied by his musicians and a giant screen projecting breathtaking details.

It's a comprehensive, visually sophisticated, musical, and hilarious show by an original, passionate, and educational expert. On the canvas of a wall of a thousand images, each show offers a tour of the entire history of painting. At the Radiant, he will offer the M “Modern Art” tour with Monet, Picasso, Mondrian, and more.

Newcomers will understand everything, and experts will be amazed to learn new things. The stage allows for a mix of genres, with Hector Obalk alternating between sketches, musical contemplations, didactic explanations, intimate confessions, and philosophical commentaries.

The entire history of painting in less than two hours – September 19 at the Radiant-Bellevue (Caluire)

It was Laurent Ruquier who decided to give voice to perhaps the most famous female figure, at least in painting, the Mona Lisa. She tells us about her life from her creation by Leonardo da Vinci to today, her extended stay at the Louvre. It is Karina Marimon (whom we recently saw in the theater in Big Mother ) who slips into the skin, or rather the canvas, of this international star with the enigmatic smile.

The Mona Lisa finally speaks – September 27 at the Radiant-Bellevue (Caluire)