Art galleries France

This Japanese art gallery succeeds in bringing the Land of the Rising Sun to Rouen Cathedral. Isabelle and Valérie are on hand to show you their many treasures. A bookshop area offers an overview of literature past and present, with books dedicated to Japan. But the store's specialty remains prints, emblematic of Japanese culture. Uchiwa is committed to making these works accessible through its high-quality prints. Japan will continue to fascinate you.

Château Auzias Multispace is a lively hybrid space housed in the estate's former stables. A tasting cellar, it is also a designer boutique and an arts and crafts workshop-gallery. Events are organized throughout the year: Christmas market or tapas bar, tastings, temporary exhibitions... In fine weather, you can enjoy the beautiful terrace while discovering local artists and craftsmen.

In 1798, the town of Longwy saw the foundation of the Faïencerie de Longwy in a former convent. In 1835, the earthenware factory passed into the hands of the Huart family for 140 years and prospered. The famous Émaux de Longwy were born and their reputation grew. All the pieces are unique. They bear the mark of the faience factory and are accompanied by a certificate of origin. On the online shop, you can choose between enamels, earthenware and jewellery.

Textile creation is a little known discipline in the history of Breton industry and crafts. Embroidery was a marker of wealth throughout Breton society. Pascal Jaouen is the major actor of the revival of this art. He revisits the codes with audacity to propose sumptuous and delicate creations. The school he created is still alive after its transmission in 2021. It hosts regularly renewed exhibitions, as well as a very beautiful haberdashery.

It is in the former market gardening area of the city (today a housing estate), that this former farmhouse has been brilliantly transformed by Alban Gouzènes, a painter, and his wife Michèle, into a somewhat surprising concept store. The first floor is dedicated to the sale of various decorative objects where design creations rub shoulders with unique creations, as well as antiques and crockery, bottles of wine... On the first floor, a large exhibition space: where you will find Alban's paintings, sculptures, furniture...

David Chabannes, grandson of the gallery's creators, has been at the helm of the place since 2015. He is supported by his wife Laura and his collaborator Aurélien. Facing the town hall since 1967, this exhibition and sales place can boast of having promoted its artists as far as the United States and Japan. The exhibitions focus on the School of Paris, Figuration narrative, street art or pop art, and give the opportunity to admire works by Moiras, Buffet, SPaRK, Mr Garcin, Motte or Keymi. Exhibitions are also held at the castle of Val.

Galerie Philippe Théallet is an art gallery located in Quimper, Brittany. Specializing in Breton art, it exhibits talented artists, both past and present, such as Mathurin Méheut, Henri Rivière, Valérie Le Roux and Olivier Lapicque. The gallery presents a variety of works, from paintings and prints to earthenware and sculptures. Particular attention is paid to Quimper ceramics. Art here is infinitely declined around Breton inspiration. Philippe Théallet, art historian and passionate researcher, will accompany you in your discovery. He is the author of the blog "Faïence de Quimper" and has contributed to numerous books and exhibition catalogs.

In the heart of Talence, the Arts and Culture Forum is a place of exhibitions, discoveries, artists'residences and artistic animations. Plastic art workshops and theatre courses are offered by the OCET Theatre school. Find the program of all these events on the website because many meetings and exhibitions take place in the same place. Find at the bottom Georges Bookshop and Georges Café complementary to the forum. A place with many artistic facets, easy to access because a tram stop is right next door.

A dynamic gallery in which you will discover many artists and art represented in all its forms: figurative, abstract as well as sculptures, glasswork, ceramics, and some furniture by contemporary artists. No less than 800 works are permanently on display for the pleasure of visitors and buyers. Each month, a theme dictates the organization of the gallery, thus renewing the exhibitions throughout the year. Attractive pricing policy to allow access to art with original works for less than 150 euros.

This gallery is located just a few steps from Fabienne de Moba. Above all because Piera is adorable and she tells you about her work with simplicity. Here is a tormented artist who takes his head: this English speaks "mixed" and "classical" as she would tell the last film she saw at the movie theater. The gallery is divided into two halls, parquet floors and Toiles canvases at the walls. His favourite subjects: horses, mythical animals, abstract portraits. She works extensively. A touch of color, of gold or silver by that, is left to the Univers universe. To discover!

Halfway between Place Hoche and Place du Parlement, Anaïs Colin's studio-gallery leaves no one indifferent. The Breton artist has been based here since 2012. The imposing showcases display some of her work, also halfway between various techniques - collage, silkscreen, acrylic paint - which interweave poetically to create joyful compositions. Historical monuments, shellfish and old buildings in Rennes are among her sources of inspiration. Everyday objects - tables, bowls, umbrellas - also come to life under her brush. Anaïs also produces limited edition digital lithographs. There's something to suit every budget.

When you pass the door of this gallery, you can only be conquered by the warm and enthusiastic welcome of Elyette. For over 20 years, he has exhibited in his beautiful boutique, paintings and sculptures from French and foreign artists. OK, the purchase of original works of art is not necessarily accessible to all scholarships, but it is not a reason to deprive ourselves of a real moment of happiness for your eyes!

In an incredible mix of old and new, the historic ^17th-century Mönchhof (the former granary of the Sainte-Foy church) offers 250 square meters of exhibition space and a surprising café that resembles a cabinet of curiosities. Here, Philippe Zamolo stages surprising and varied exhibitions and organizes interesting conferences. It's a place where you can feel at home and grasp the many facets of an art very much linked to playful consumerism.

For 30 years, Galerie Sylvie Platini has been bringing contemporary art to the forefront. Through dedicated exhibitions, the gallery presents famous and up-and-coming creators with talent as their common denominator. Painters, sculptors, glassmakers, ceramists, they create works charged with energy and emotion. Whether you're a contemporary art enthusiast or a novice, discover new worlds that will leave you breathless. While prices vary according to the works and artists, some are more affordable than you might think.

This independent bookstore-gallery has been the pride of Bordeaux's underground culture since 2002. Located in the Old Bordeaux, La Mauvaise Réputation specializes in contemporary art, philosophy and graphic design. The bookstore offers literary genres that are not well represented among its colleagues. On the gallery side, the exhibitions follow one another and are carefully chosen. The artists put forward are funny, avant-garde or protesting and are part of this offbeat spirit which makes the Mauvaise Réputation a really unique place!

Pascal Migeon's studio, located at the entrance to the circulade, doesn't go unnoticed. Numerous curious onlookers are drawn in, prompting them to visit the premises. They discover Pascal's pieces with fascination. He works stone with dexterity, in all its shapes and colors. His chisels miraculously shape Aigne sandstone, riverbed pebbles, calcite, moihe... To discover his art, it's best to visit the workshop in the afternoon, as Pascal goes pebble-fishing in the morning.

Formerly a cabaret, a "love hotel" and a ballroom, L'Impasse still offers three addresses - although more culturally oriented -: La Bal Books (bookshop), Le Bal'Café and, recently, Le Bal, a centre dedicated to documentary images, launched by the Association Amis de Magnum. 700 m² entirely renovated and now an independent platform dedicated to the representation of reality through images, L'Impasse is a place for heterogeneous exhibitions, production, publishing, pedagogy and meetings. A place of discovery and learning, your curiosity will be satisfied at every corner of the address.

Le Local is a new hair salon in the form of a concept store. Here you can come to have your hair done, but you can also come to find vintage and sometimes unusual objects. Every three months, local artists and craftsmen exhibit their creations: hats, headbands, jewelry, paintings, sculptures, but also transformed furniture that has been given new life. Moreover, here, hair is recycled. What do we like? The meeting with the artists on the spot as well as the luminous space which will soon welcome a tea room.

Dive into the heart of an enchanting 600^m2 labyrinth! Created by passionate collectors, this contemporary art gallery has many surprises in store for you. The (very beautiful!) selection of figurative works, by some twenty award-winning artists from all over the world, can be discovered at the rhythm of multiple exhibitions, renewed every two months. The gallery In Arte Veritas ("The truth is in the art") also offers old works and other antiques. The space can also be rented for private events.