On November 19, Hanne Lippard, Ellen Arkbro, and Hampus Lindwall return to Temple Saint-Théodule in La Tour-de-Peilz to present How do I know if my cat likes me?, their collaborative album released in May 2025 by La Becque Editions and Blank Forms Editions.

 

Following Lippard and Arkbro’s residencies at La Becque in 2023, the two artists returned in 2024 with Lindwall to record the album, in large part on the organs of Temple Saint-Théodule. Bringing together Lippard’s deadpan spoken word with Arkbro and Lindwall’s organ compositions, the record playfully explores the automated routines and absurdities of contemporary life. The trio’s return brings the album back to the very space in which it was recorded.

 

Concert at 8 PM, Temple de Saint-Théodule in La Tour-de-Peilz.
Free admission.
Additional program information to be announced shortly.

La Becque invites you to the artists’ residency for an afternoon of discoveries and encounters.

 

Throughout the afternoon, visitors are invited to move freely between studios, installations, presentations, and performances, discovering the wide range of artistic practices currently being developed at La Becque. Conceived as a moment of openness and exchange, the Open Studios offer an opportunity to meet the artists, ask questions, and gain insight into the different stages of their creative processes.

 

A program of presentations and performances will take place throughout the afternoon, alongside installations on view continuously across the residency.

 

Free admission. Bar and food available on site.

 

La Becque’s public program is supported by the City of La Tour-de-Peilz, Loterie Romande, the Coromandel Foundation, the Philanthropique Famille Sandoz Foundation, and Pensimo Fondsleitung AG.

La Becque, 2026, photo Matthieu Croizier