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The GGL Foundation
The GGL Corporate Foundation encourages contemporary creation and enhances the dialogue between art and heritage, within an exceptional building: the Richer de Belleval hôtel particulier in Montpellier.
As in the palaces of yesteryear, the art has been harmonized with the place. It naturally finds its place in spaces that have remained untouched or have lost their original decorations: the ceiling of a vaulted room, a majestic staircase, the skylight of an Italian-style living room?
The artists chosen by Numa Hambursin were inspired by what has been the soul of the building over the centuries, its symbolic functions, its historical decorations, to draw the material for masterful works, which are at one with the architecture of the building.
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Différent Parfois, Libre Toujours – Marlène MOCQUET
After honoring the young Franco-Argentine Olympe Racana-Weiler, the GGL Foundation continues its commitment to contemporary female artists with the exhibition "Different Sometimes, Always Free," highlighting the enchanting talent of Marlène Mocquet.
Permanent pieces
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Faire danser
by Jim Dine![](https://www.fondation-ggl.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/dsc07224.jpg)
Prima Materia
by Abdelkader Benchamma![](https://www.fondation-ggl.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/dsc03960.jpg)
Longue-vue
by Marlène Mocquet![](https://www.fondation-ggl.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/dsc_1625.jpg)
Hommage à
un esprit libre
by Jan Fabre![](https://www.fondation-ggl.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/luc-scaled.jpg)
Le chant de la Sybille
by Olympe Racana-WeilerA place steeped in history
The hill that today hosts the Richer de Belleval hotel was chosen in the years 1128-1129 by Guilhem VI, lord of Montpellier, for its dominant location and its breathtaking view ove...