This large space of 3000 square metres organises temporary and special exhibitions for modern and contemporary art. It is connected to another gallery known as the gallery Valerie Bach. International galleries are freely invited to host their exhibits here. Bought in 2007 by Valérie Bach and Philippe Austruy, the museum was renovated to give it greater natural light. Since then at least three exhibitions have been held annually, and they have usually all been major successes. Keep yourself updated on the museum website for upcoming exhibits. The building, built in 177,  gets its name from the fact that it was originally used as a rink for roller-skaters.

• Disabled accessible.
• Contact the gallery for guided tour details.

• Trams 92, 97 stop Faider
• Trams 93, 94 stop Defacqz
• Subway 2, 6; Buses N06, N08, N09, N10, N11  stop Louise

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