Chapelle Saint-Sylvain

Building XIII and XIV, used during the Renaissance as a funeral chapel for the Dukes of Nevers, sold as a National Property during the Revolution, transformed into dwellings by the addition of a floor, rediscovered in the year 2000, discovery of medieval wall paintings, classified MH in 2002, restored since 2003.
Opening to Contemporary Art since 2010, specific and permanent works by François Morellet, Claude Parent, Bernard Rancillac, Claude Viallat, Erro, Jean Le Gac, Richard di Rosa, François Boisrond, Yvan Messac, Dominique Gauthier, Gérard Guyomard, Colette Deblé, Ernest T, Bodo Fils, Denise Sabourin, Gisèle Didi, Thierry Vasseur, PLMC, Laurent Bonté, Lucien Verdenet, Rosario La Malfa, Serge Dessault, Patrice Warnant, Oxana Shachko, and Claude Lévêque.