Sainte-Croix des Arts Studio
Tucked away on rue des Écoles, in one of the historic districts of central Metz, the Atelier Sainte-Croix des Arts is one of those low-key addresses you discover as you wander the lanes. At once a studio and a gallery, it brings together artists in permanent residence and opens its doors to the public. You step inside to see the works, but also to get close to a truly living place of creation.
A studio-gallery in the old town
The place combines two roles: a studio where artists work and a gallery where you can see — and buy — their creations. Several artists are in permanent residence, among them Philippe Buiatti, Philippe Detzen and Jean-Marie Wunderlich. This closeness is the charm of the visit: you don't just look at finished works, you step into the atmosphere of a workspace, with its pieces in progress and the chance to talk with the people making them.
A pause during a stroll
The studio lends itself to a free, self-guided visit that is easy to fit into a walk through old Metz. French and English are spoken at reception, and the venue is accessible to people with reduced mobility. The works on display are for sale: a chance to leave with an original piece and support local artists directly. As with many small addresses, it is best to check the days and hours before setting out.
Infos pratiques
Adresse : 2 Rue des Écoles, 57000 Metz
Questions fréquentes
What will you find there?
A studio and gallery where several resident artists work and exhibit their pieces, offered for sale.
Is admission free?
Yes, the visit is free; the works on display can be purchased.
Where is the studio located?
On rue des Écoles, in a historic district of central Metz, best discovered on a stroll through the old town.
