FRUC

FRUC

Le FRUC, ou Forcément Révolutionnaire Utopique et Créatif, est un lieu d'art contemporain situé au centre de Montpellier, France, appartenant aux artistes Sylvia Hansmann et Stéphan Barron.

Hangar de pierres du début du XXe siècle, "réorganisé", mêlant habitation, création, jardin et lieu d'exposition dont les plans furent conçus par l'architecte Jean-Pierre Campredon, donnant ce qu'il appelle "une architecture écologique urbaine".

La première partie du bâtiment, d'une surface de 100m2, laissé brut, aménagé en lieu d'exposition accueille des artistes internationaux.

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