News from the Carrieres des Lumières about the 2022 program:
Venise la Serenissima is going to whisk us to the Grand Canal, over little bridges and through the shady walkways between beautiful buildings and churches. The 45 minute image and music show will immerse visitors in Byzantine art and the golden mosaics of Saint Mark’s Basilica, as well as focusing on the masterpieces of Tintoretto, Bellini and Canaletto. The usual short film (12mins) will provide a contrast with the work of Yves Klein. ‘L’Infini Bleu’ promises to be stunning as his works were executed mainly in his beloved Mediterranean blue – they will surround the visitor on the 16m high walls of to the ancient quarry.
The new show begins on the 4th of March 2020 and runs until the 2nd of January 2023.
If you haven’t seen the current Cézanne/Kandinsky show, it is on until the 16th of January and is well worth catching before it ends.
Details here: https://www.carrieres-lumieres.com/en
aixcentric 
Hi Lynne,
Thanks for this news! It’s been a long time since the program was something other than an artist / artists. I think the last one might have been Australia!
We hope to be back in Provence next spring and will look forward to seeing this show.
Best,
Keith
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We look forward to it too, but Brits currently can’t enter France!