He was able to establish a new dynamic with a diversified program, local and international, while ensuring a viable economy and reconnecting the institution to the British and global art scene.

Without a permanent collection, but with a historic location in a former flour mill, Jérôme Sans has given a voice to artists from the local community by confronting them with major international productions such as those of Subodh Gupta, Kader Attia or Kendel Geers.