Le Comœdia, Art gallery in Brest, France
Le Comœdia is an art gallery in Brest that presents works from regional and international artists throughout the year. The building features multiple exhibition spaces that rotate new collections regularly.
The building opened as a cinema in 1962 and screened films until 1991. Its transformation into an art gallery followed, giving the historic structure a new purpose.
The space showcases contemporary artworks and offers a platform for emerging artists alongside established creators. Visitors experience a mix of local and international perspectives on display.
The main entrance is on rue du Château, and current exhibition details are available on the official website. Visitors should check opening times in advance to plan their visit accordingly.
The building was designed by architects Michel Ouchacoff and Jean-René Debarre, who transformed a former cinema into a modern exhibition venue. The 2017-2019 renovation preserved original architectural features while adapting the space for contemporary use.
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