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CRAC Occitanie

26 Quai Aspirant Herber, 34200 Sète

Occitanie

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DCA - centre d'art - Crac Occitanie, vue de la façade en août 2021. Photo : Cyril Boixel.
Crac Occitanie, vue de la façade en août 2021. Photo : Cyril Boixel.
DCA - centre d'art - Crac Occitanie, vue de la façade en 2020. Photo : Marc Domage.
Crac Occitanie, vue de la façade en 2020. Photo : Marc Domage.
DCA - centre d'art - Vue de la façade du Centre Régional d’Art Contemporain Occitanie, projection présentée dans le cadre de l’exposition « La première image », 2009. Photo : Marc Domage/ CRAC Occitanie.
Vue de la façade du Centre régional d’art contemporain Occitanie, projection présentée dans le cadre de l’exposition « La première image », 2009. Photo : Marc Domage/ CRAC Occitanie.

Located in Sète, on the bank of Canal Royal in the heart of the city, the Crac Occitanie overlooks the port and the Mediterranean Sea. Its architecture’s exceptional volumes reflect the industrial nature of the building, which was originally a refrigerated warehouse used for the conservation of fish. In 1997, architect Lorenzo Piqueras renovated the original building, giving it the current configuration and transforming it into an exceptional exhibition site, offering 1,200 square meters of gallery space distributed over two floors.

The Crac is dedicated to artistic creation. It offers a programme of temporary exhibitions, publishes exhibition catalogues and artist books, and develops a dynamic cultural and educational programme for all audiences, through guided tours, workshops, lectures, concerts, performances and more. The Crac promotes local, national and international partnerships based on the dual principle of proximity to its visitors and an open attitude towards the world. As a place of production, research, experimentation and exhibition, the Crac has, over a period of more than twenty years, presented over 800 artists from the French and international art scenes.

Director: Marie Cozette