Je ne vois pas la femme dans la forêt
June 12
An art trail winds through botanical gardens, exploring how we see (and don't see) women in narratives about the Amazon. Part exhibition, part forest wander.
Parks & Gardens
Parks & GardensParc du Grand Blottereau
Le Vieux Doulon
Wander from a Korean zen garden to a tropical banana grove without leaving Nantes. This 37-hectare park packs themed landscapes from around the world into one sprawling green escape.
Themed gardens
Global landscapes
Peaceful escape
Botanical variety
Tips
🇰🇷"Loved the Korean garden. Feels like I am in Korea!"
🌍"a park that will make you travel" (Sport et Esprit)
🧺bring a picnic for the wide lawns
Upcoming at Parc du Grand Blottereau
Friday, Jun 12
Exposition « PORTRAITS DE CASTE » de Leah Gordon
June 12 at 10am
Leah Gordon's large-format photographs stare back at colonial history. Her "Portraits de Caste" series documents the 18th-century color classification treaties that sorted people by skin tone, a haunting reminder of how deeply race was codified. The work is stark, intimate, and quietly devastating.
Parc du Grand Blottereau
Le Vieux DoulonOpens Friday at 8:30 AM
Parks & GardensParks & GardensWander from a Korean zen garden to a tropical banana grove without leaving Nantes. This 37-hectare park packs themed landscapes from around the world into one sprawling green escape.
Themed gardens
Global landscapes
Peaceful escape
Botanical variety
Tips
🇰🇷"Loved the Korean garden. Feels like I am in Korea!"
🌍"a park that will make you travel" (Sport et Esprit)
🧺bring a picnic for the wide lawns
Upcoming at Parc du Grand Blottereau
Friday, Jun 12
Je ne vois pas la femme dans la forêt
June 12
An art trail winds through botanical gardens, exploring how we see (and don't see) women in narratives about the Amazon. Part exhibition, part forest wander.
Exposition « PORTRAITS DE CASTE » de Leah Gordon
June 12 at 10am
Leah Gordon's large-format photographs stare back at colonial history. Her "Portraits de Caste" series documents the 18th-century color classification treaties that sorted people by skin tone, a haunting reminder of how deeply race was codified. The work is stark, intimate, and quietly devastating.