For anyone in need of an escape from the clamor of central Paris, La Maréchalerie in Versailles is easily accessible by mainline train services and bus. Part tourist attraction, part religious icon, the building was formerly a passageway – the two ends of which overlook the castle and town, respectively, through striking bay windows. The gallery prioritizes artists whose work is dedicated to and inspired by ways of diverting or reconfiguring circumstantial urban constraints. On the gallery’s tenth anniversary in March of 2014, a time capsule insight into the formative decade of the gallery was exhibited for a celebratory retrospective.