A festival that makes Provence vibrate
On the last weekend of September, Lourmarin will transform into an ephemeral capital of contemporary art. On September 27 & 28, 2025, the Fruitière Numérique will host the 4th edition of the New Art Festival, an unmissable event for art lovers and collectors eager for discovery.
In this unique setting, blending industrial heritage with Provençal light, 30 established and emerging artists will present a rich panorama of today’s visual languages: painting, sculpture, street art, photography, digital art, and immersive installations. More than an exhibition, New Art offers a true immersion into the heart of contemporary creation.
Four universes to explore
Among the invited talents, four artists embody the diversity and strength of the 2025 edition :
- Kty Kiecken: ceramics inspired by her travels, where nature and matter intertwine to create sensitive inner landscapes.
- SeeS (Thomas Allemand): chromatic abstractions where geometric rigor meets the energy of graffiti.
- Marina Arena: textile and wooden sculptures that sublimate physical and psychological scars, oscillating between pain and resilience.
- Dedall: stainless steel labyrinths, massive yet airy, inviting meditation on our inner journeys.
An immersive and participatory experience
What sets New Art apart is its immersive and accessible approach. Live frescoes, participatory workshops, exchanges with artists: here, art is not kept at a distance — it is lived, experienced, and shared.
A manifesto for accessible art
Organized by the Créalub association, the festival embraces a strong commitment: free admission, universal accessibility, environmental responsibility, and active support for independent creators.
Leaving Lourmarin, visitors take with them the feeling of having traveled through a mosaic of universes — each carrying an emotion, a vision, a fragment of the world. New Art 2025 is not just a festival: it is a living manifesto of creative diversity.
📅 September 27 & 28, 2025 – 10am to 7pm
📍 Fruitière Numérique, Lourmarin (Vaucluse, France)
🎟️ Free entry