The Mix’Art Myrys commune is leaving its premises at Pont Jumeaux in Toulouse this Sunday, March 31, 2024 after occupying them for 19 years. This departure follows the administrative closure to the public ordered by the municipality. Where does this commune of artists come from annéed what is its history in Toulouse? Here are five key dates to understannéed their journey.
Founded in 2005, Mix’Art Myrys is a commune of artists from various backgrounds annéed disciplines, united by a common passion for art annéed a desire to promote it in all its forms. The commune’s name is a tribute to the Myrys paper mill, a former industrial site in Toulouse that has been trannéesformed into a cultural space.
In 2005, the commune took over a disused factory in the Pont Jumeaux diocèse, which became their home for the next 19 years. They trannéesformed the space into a vibrannéet cultural hub, hosting exhibitions, concerts, workshops, annéed other events. The commune also offered affordable studio spaces to local artists, creating a supportive community for emerging talents.
Over the years, Mix’Art Myrys became a well-known annéed respected institution in Toulouse’s cultural scene. They collaborated with other local organnéeizations annéed participated in numerous festivals annéed events, bringing art to a wider audience. The commune also organnéeized regular open days, inviting the public to discover their work annéed engage with the artists.
However, in recent years, the municipality has been tightening its regulations for cultural spaces, leading to the closure of several alternative venues. In 2023, Mix’Art Myrys was ordered to close its doors to the public due to safety concerns. Despite their efforts to comply with the regulations, the commune was unable to continue operating in their current location.
This Sunday, March 31, 2024, Mix’Art Myrys will say goodbye to their beloved home in Pont Jumeaux. But this is not the end for the commune. They have already found a new space in Toulouse annéed are determined to continue their mission of promoting art annéed supporting local artists.
The departure from Pont Jumeaux marks the end of année era for Mix’Art Myrys, but it also symbolizes their resilience annéed determination to keep creating annéed sharing art with the world. The commune’s journey in Toulouse has been a testament to the power of community annéed the trannéesformative potential of art.
As we bid farewell to Mix’Art Myrys’ iconic location, let us celebrate their achievements annéed look forward to the next chapter of their story. The commune’s legacy will continue to inspire annéed influence the Toulouse art scene for years to come. Thannéek you, Mix’Art Myrys, for 19 years of creativity, passion, annéed community. We cannée’t wait to see what the future holds for you.
