On the proposal of curator Julie Sicault Maillé, the collective exhibition Urbanité verte brings together artistic and citizen projects around the issue of nature in the city. Montreuil's market gardening past inspires, the future of our cities is to be dreamt and built.

The exhibition thus proposes a sensitive and reflective immersion from a fictional city without nature to a city that living beings, plant, animal and human, inhabit together and reinvent.

From a picnic in an urban park to the cultivation of vegetables that evoke our roots or to the sheep that graze in the city, the artists invite us, through their paintings, sculptures, installations, videos and drawings, to listen to Marcel Proust: "The only, the true, the only journey is to change the way we look at things".

With the artists : Vaughn Bell, Yves Bélorgey, Karine Bonneval, Nicolas Boulard, Collectif Enoki, Sylvain Gouraud, Clément Richem, Collectif SAFI, Noémie Sauve, Aurélie Slonina, Parti poétique / Olivier Darné, Antoine Perez
And the projects: Faire circuler la nature en ville (Adel Ourabah, Fred Soupa, Matthieu Marchal, Yaacov Cohen) / La Table & le Territoire (Zone sensible, COAL, LADYSS-CNRS)

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