Located at the western tip of the Ile de Nantes, Hangar 21 is better known to locals as the Hangar à Bananes, the Banana Warehouse. This dates back some 60 years, to the time when the climate-controlled warehouse stored bananas and pineapples from Africa.
Since then, the building has been refurbished as part of Le Voyage à Nantes project.
Since 2011 the HAB Gallery is permanently dedicated to contemporary art .
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SUMMER EXHIBITIONS OF LE VOYAGE À NANTES
2012 Roman Signer “Mon Voyage à Nantes”
2013 Felice Varini “Suites d’éclats”
2014 Huang Yong Ping « les mues »
2015 Taturo Atzu, Tatzu Nishi, Tatzu Oozu, Tatsouro Bashi, Tazro Niscino « Solo Group Show »
2016 Ange Leccia « La mer allée avec le soleil »
2017 Daniel Dewar & Grégory Gicquel “Le Nu et la Roche”
2018 Céleste Boursier-Mougenot : fluides
2019 Claire Tabouret “If only the see could sleep”
2020 Martine Feipel and Jean Bechameil “Automatic revolution”
2021 Gilles Barbier “Working on Sunday”
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NEXT EXHIBITIONS IN 2022:
February 17 to April 24 – Bertrand Dezoteux “Memoirs of a tourist”
June 9 to October 2 – Michael Beutler
Proposed activities:Temporary exhibitions
Proposed activities:Temporary exhibitions
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