Fine Arts Paris 2026
When: 19.09.2026 00:00
Where: 48.865912, 2.313821
Organizer: Admin
An exceptional scenography
Charles Zana is the decorator invited by Fine Arts Paris to breathe his creativity into this edition. Passionate about art, he has been imagining for 30 years every project all over the world through the prism of the art of living in French, highlighting the collections of his clients in the way of an exhibition curator.
A solid base of famous galleries
The ancient art is represented in particular by the famous galleries Aaron, Bayser, Michel Descours, Léage, Steinitz, Florence de Voldère, faithful to the event as well as the galleries of modern art Applicat-Prazan, The Presidency, RX & Slag, sculpture specialists Nicolas Bourriaud, Xavier Eeckhout, Trebosc & van Lelyveld, and Universe du Bronze, or the well-known galleries in pointed fields such as Jean-Christophe Charbonnier in Japanese art, Kevorkian in Islamic art, Schoffel de Fabry in early arts. These galleries will be joined by new entrants such as the Chenel gallery, famous for its ancient sculptures and archaeological treasures, the Belgian Arschot & Cie gallery specialized in antique silverware, the galleries of modern art Bailly Gallery and Larock Granoff. The Landau Fine Art gallery returns with a large space in the heart of the nave of the Grand Palais. The Brimo galleries of Laroussilhe, Thomas Gibson, and the jewelers VKD Jewels, Maison Riondet, and Isabelle Langlois participate for the second time while Rosenberg & Co and Berès return after a year of absence.
A new space for young talent and new creators
A new space will be created in the Nef of the Grand Palais named New Horizons. It will bring together 10 stands of 10m2 intended to welcome merchants who start their business or have never exhibited in an international fair of this magnitude as well as creators who devote themselves to creation in such varied fields as jewellery, fire arts or textiles.
An annual rdv with a high heritage place
The Grand Century Museum is the guest of honour of this edition 2026. Born from the donation of works of art from the collection of Pierre Rosenberg, president-honorary of the Louvre Museum and member of the French Academy, this new institution, dedicated to the 17th century French and to collectionism, aims to become a reference point for this major period of French history. Established in the former royal barracks of Saint-Cloud, the future museum will open in 2028. In Fine Arts Paris, he will discuss in preview the "Grand Siècle" course, which will be deployed in his future permanent rooms in a scenography by François-Joseph Graf, bringing together paintings, sculptures, furniture, precious objects and everyday life that will tell the arts, sciences and society in France in the 17th century.
Tags: exhibition, art fair, gallery, sculpture
Source: https://www.paris.fr/evenements/fine-arts-paris-2026-117746
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