Art galleries France

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.

This modern art gallery is well located behind the superior school of fine arts and close to the Old Nîmes Museum. A good location and a great ambition for the director of the gallery, Sylvie Foujanet, who joined the artist Philippe Roussel. Wise choices are made in the creation of the collection of contemporary international art (platiques arts, sculptures, photographs, objects) and also a risk-taking to promote young talent. The approach also counts on a punctual highlight of renowned artists, which creates an attractive effect and can benefit young talents.

Located in the heart of Mulhouse, the Orlinda Lavergne gallery has integrated itself perfectly into the rich urban cultural landscape of Mulhouse. The gallery presents emerging artists, often of international scope, such as C215, Shaka or Rubbish. Orlinda Lavergne also supports the local contemporary and urban art scene through the exhibition of selected artists. A more "street" gallery that speaks to Mulhousians and offers a new relief to the artistic life of our city, a real artistic laboratory and meeting place.

Nelly Rion's ceramics, Stéphanie Barbarin's glass and forged silver jewelry, Anaïs Desfontaine's plant art and floral compositions, and Karl-Hugo Mars's metal sculptures, furniture and lighting are brought together in this new gallery, which offers unique and singular pieces. Very regularly, the four artists invite an art craftsman who, for two months, also exhibits his or her work. In addition to the pleasure of the eyes, you will find there beautiful ideas of gifts and for all the budgets. Go there!

Marjorie Herrero is a visual artist. In 2015, she decided to set up her studio-boutique in Rue du Port. She invites her creative friends and local artists to join her. Her trademark? A marked nostalgia for the toys of her childhood, which she customizes with humor. She also excels in the art of origami, which she transforms into paintings and cushions. You can also try your hand at origami at one of the workshops she runs. In her boutique, you'll find all kinds of original works at affordable prices!

In her beautiful house on the Place de l'Eglise, Jacqueline Bricard has amazed us for nearly thirty years. Her house is a showcase for artists as different as they are talented, who tell their stories through their works. All nationalities meet there. French, Swiss, Serbian and Croatian painters, Jacqueline has met them all; she offers them to us for sharing. The naive paintings of Foune, a favourite artist of the gallery, enchant us at each visit

The location of the store is not ideal, but this hybrid place between designer store and art gallery is worth a visit. A real crossroads between small craftsmen/artists and the public of Tours, you will find original clothes, decorative objects and jewelry. A part of the space is reserved for the exhibition of contemporary artists' works. Shopping, culture, the place also offers lunchtime catering with simple and tasty recipes made with local, fresh and seasonal products.

On Rue Saint-Romain, this framing workshop is also a print store. Here you'll admire magnificent views of Rouen, Dieppe, and Étretat by local artists from different periods. Some of the engravings are current, while others are much older, sometimes dating back to the ^18th century. You may not realize it, but Rouen is the most engraved city after Paris, due to its historical influence and monuments. A good opportunity to treat yourself to a beautiful representation of the city of a hundred steeples, or to give one as a gift.

Dreaming of a contemporary work of art in your living room? It is possible without breaking your piggy bank! Created in 1986, the Caen art library has more than 4,000 works of art from the 1950s to today. It functions in the same way as a library. The offer is addressed to individuals as well as to companies, schools and communities. The art library is also a gallery for everyone with temporary exhibitions, guided tours and conferences.

The gallery Carré d'Artistes is open since 2008, after others in Paris, Lyon, Lille or Barcelona... It wants to be an open window and a democratic access to contemporary creation. Its goal? To support the creation and the artistic diversity by opening exhibition spaces. Many artists exhibit in this gallery, each one chooses his technique (acrylic, mixed, collage, oil) and his style (abstract, figurative, illustration, landscape...)... You should also know that this gallery regularly organizes art initiation workshops for children from 7 to 11 years old. Don't miss the online shop, on the website, for gifts at all prices!

At the head of this new kind of gallery? Emmanuel Provost and François Hacker. One is a great collector of contemporary art, the other heritage manager. Both have teamed up to create this unique 140 m ² space dedicated to contemporary creation. But beware, it is not a closed place designed solely for an insider. On the contrary, the two men want to raise the awareness of the greatest number of art in all its forms, whether it be painting, sculpture, installation and even video. Presenting national and international artists, the gallery also does not forget the local young designers who have the opportunity to present their works and share them with the public. Always looking for new ways, the two men want to show that contemporary creation is alive and evolving and above all that it caters to everyone. The reputation of the gallery is no longer to be done and continues to welcome the most talented artists.

When you speak gallery in Epinal, an address comes in all heads. A true expression of expression for unknown artists, this gallery occupies a special place in the heart of the Spinaliens. Ideally situated in the Place des Vosges, the gallery of the Bailiff welcomes numerous exhibitions throughout the year. With an area of 147 m ², the Bailiff's Gallery is a real expression space for artists from different backgrounds. For many years, it has been the rendez-vous of the esthètes who press for an opening or exhibitions of young urban artists. An amazing visit to art lovers!

Behind the creation of the Vue sur Cours art-boutique gallery is Claude, an enthusiast with a keen eye! She decided to invest in a fully renovated apartment with a cosy, intimate atmosphere to give life to her artistic space. Her aim: to showcase local artists. In this local showcase, art comes in many forms: paintings, photographs, sculptures, ceramics, contemporary jewelry, textiles, hats, and even children's creations. The offer is regularly enriched thanks to the waltz of the creators presented.

The art gallery Le Bois Qui Chante in Condrieu is a creative and exhibition/sales space. The gallery's workshop also offers art classes. The gallery also offers delivery, online reservations and in-store purchases. With a rating of 4.7 out of 5 based on 20 reviews, the gallery is appreciated by its visitors.

300 m 2 of exhibits of precious and semi-precious stones, minerals, stones carved around the world, rare and authentic welcome you here in the heart of the Vosges. Among other treasures, you can admire a superb géode of 800 kg amethyst, and watch a video show on the gold panning that will take you directly to the Brazilian deposits. To finish the visit, don't miss the jewellery area where more than 2 000 models of jewelry, including custom models, gold, silver, and gold, are presented in exhibition-sale.

This workshop-gallery, with its superb lighting and exposed beams, exudes softness, purity and simplicity. Run by Japanese artist Miyuki Abe (who shapes steel and ceramics) and her husband Stéphane Lièvre (painter and ceramist), the boutique also showcases the work of some twenty designers. All share a taste for pure lines, simple shapes and natural colors. From silver jewelry to decorative and utilitarian objects, you'll discover a sober, well-crafted collection. Don't hesitate to push open the door.

This store of art craftsmen is animated by a young association which gathers an iron worker, sculptors, painters, but also creators in jewelry. Everyone can find something to dress up their interior in a variety of styles and for all types of budgets. From small objects to massive tables with metal legs and wooden tops. The location in the hyper center, intramuros, is a godsend for strollers or art lovers.

Housed in a former ^19th-century citadel, this workshop-boutique established in 1998 specializes in decorative hardware. It manufactures lighting fixtures, staircases, knobs, door handles and bathroom accessories for yachts, palaces, villas and chic boutiques the world over. Today, Verreries de Bréhat is a benchmark in the world of luxury. The workshop is open to visitors, who can see the delicate skills of the glassblowers at work. The citadel provides a superb backdrop.

In 1970 Pierre Shasmoukine invested this forest area to compose, over time, a set of creations on two hectares: 3 courses of works in nature and 8 indoor galleries, which are 600 works of kinetic, unusual surrealist art, naive art, facilities, land-art, humorous conceptual (fixed ideas to put on the mental door provided for this purpose...). Pierre Shasmoukine welcomes visitors in his inspiration, his breathing and his personal creations alongside those of guest artists. The visit time of these plastics follies is unlimited: in summer, you can discover the site in the afternoon, plan to stay on site in the evening on the free picnic area, and fill your eyes at night because the night tour is another magic... You can even stay the night in a guest room. This different world is indescribable, the best is yet to immerse yourself in the heart of this unique place, which, like its creator, seems straight out of a short story by Tolstoï. This geo-concept, ecological before the hour, is a multi-art field. Children, particularly, will find the keys to imaginary world. Over time, the village has deteriorated. With his sister, the artist launched a call to make it a place to stay and exhibition for young artists.

® like Roubaud Nathalie and Frédéric since this couple opened his gallery four years ago. Two contemporary art lovers who buy and collect their coups gathered here and there with artists, randomly of meetings. Came the desire to show, to make discover, desire for sharing in an area of conviviality. Today, the 175 m ² art gallery welcomes 15 regional and national artists: paintings, sculptures, and contemporary furniture for a colourful and playful universe. You can come to the family, paper and pencils are available to the children while Papa and mum admire the works, commenting them or even, crack for one of them (from 200 € to 1 000 €) Tea included in the price… (It is also available to the visitor!).

For over 20 years Michel Graglia has been passionate about the old posters (1880-1980), his radiation is international, the website presents its collections, but it is at the gallery in Beaune since 2003 that one enjoys the best quality of works. Some of them are Signées, Oatmeal, the colors of these lithographs are vivid and thick, some are glued on canvas, which gives them good attire, protèges, and just hang them. A journey over time, the history of brands, travel, politics or alcohol, soft drinks, shoes… In 2011 a new exhibition will be organised in the gallery around the theme of politically correct in the poster, that is to say, at the limit of censorship. Only originals, average prices from 300 € to 3 000 €.

The Association Galerie Phocéa, under the wise direction of its curator Eve GENRE, has distinguished itself by its efficient management of the SIAC / Salon International de l'Art Contemporain for over two decades. Every March, Marseille's Parc Chanot welcomes over 150 professional artists, offering an eclectic showcase of varied talents, from painters to sculptors to photographers. In October, the Parc des Expositions in Avignon also hosts this prestigious event. L'ASSO. GALERIE PHOCEA remains a benchmark in the world of contemporary art in Marseille.

A contemporary art lover, you can rely entirely on this gallery, which makes up a rich and diverse panel of works of art. Without doubt one of the best in the city, the gallery Jean-François Meyer dares where many remain cautious. A passionate poetry, the master of the site also opens his gallery to poets who give public readings. As part of this project, artists use the gallery not as a traditional exhibition place but as a virtual site. This system will allow for interactivity between artists and users. Jean Jacques Ceccarelli with the creation of a photo novel using the practice of each intervenor - Dominique Deer will establish correspondence between the various artists involved in this project - Frédérique Guétat-liviani with the proposal of a text to the public through a monitor - Volker K and his search for elements of the "search engine" - Marina Mars, "You have rèvé it, Marina '. Once the project is completed, Akenaton will make it an Internet site to the maximum extent possible.

For the past years, this associative photo studio, located in the North of Marseilles, has led to a triple action. A photographic gallery, Camayeux broadcasts artists through exhibitions and publishing activity. The association also organizes workshops for professionals, but also for schoolchildren, members of social centres and the elderly. The Marianne Cat shop allows you to discover and purchase a selection of limited or unique prints.

More than a gallery where works are sold, this unusual workshop is an associative area, a place of contemporary art where the work of the creator is shown. In this respect, Watch is one of the few places in Nîmes to propose a real residence. Kind of artist nursery, it allows immersion in the world of the young creation in march (not to mention the school of Fine arts, of course). In this former-storey post hotel, the multiplicity of small whitewashed studios serves as workshops. But works, often created in situ, can be painted directly on the walls. La Watch proposes to the artist to confront this unusual place of art, to the collective work. Explosive encounters, in a gallery that resembles a squat of artists. Opening of the gallery only in the afternoon and special reception for schools, welcome here. Another idea of contemporary art.

Set on a very shopping street in Escutcheon, this gallery, at the large, inviting stained glass bays, is just steps away from the bullring. Here, the regional painters are represented exclusively. Landscapes, bullfighting, romanité, evocative Provence are the favourite subjects. A pictorial fund provided by artist Juan Benito, whose portraits of Seen in traditional costume supplemented a work strongly inspired by the taurin medium. The collection increases the paintings of Michel Gilles, disappeared recently, from Gizi and Trani, while temporary exhibitions, always of regional artists, allow to discover the extent of Mediterranean creativity.

In this ancient chapel, the bays offer an impressive source of natural light. The gallery often inspires artists who exhibit them. If the collision and the drop-out in this area is a difficult excercice, the sober and sacred architecture offers a beautiful place for contemporary creation. The exhibitions show a fine taste, including the annual engraving salon in the region.

The Jesuit fathers left important architectural memories in Nîmes, including this huge chapel, a spectacular church dating back to the late th century. Belatedly classified by historical Monuments (1973), the building, of rare monumental elegance, was completely renovated in the 1980 s. Not being dedicated to religious worship, the vast chapel has become a prestigious exhibition room. It welcomes both modern and contemporary artists, local members of the region or exhibitions on the discoveries of local archaeology. The beautiful area, in particular, showed the two Gallo-Roman mosaics (Achille and Penthée), which were found during the last excavations under the aisles Jean-Jaurès. It is also an appointment for associations wishing to organize a major socio-cultural event.

Gallery Appia is a gallery of contemporary art, but its choice is particularly directed towards the figurative artists. Its exhibitions, whether temporary or permanent, are of high quality. You can sometimes find small canvases at reasonable prices when you love art.

Rémy Bucciali, France's last sweet-sized gravel writer, settled in 1983 in the heart of the vegetable garden in an old spinning. In its showroom, you can admire the latest news from the editions and browse the entire catalog available for sale. In the back, you can see the printers, operating their magic at the encircling tables and the three presses. But let's go back for a short time to the know-how of Rémy Buccili, master in soft size, using various pointed techniques created over five centuries ago. In his workshop, Rémy Bucciali is home to artists from Europe, the United States and Japan to create engravings (water, aquatinte, dry-point) printed and edited by Rémy Bucciali. Every year, Bucciali editions produce 200 editions in strictly limited circulation. Known throughout the world, Bucciali editions are present on numerous international fairs such as Art Karlsruhe, ST-ART in Strasbourg, Art Élysées or the Affordable Art Fair in Brussels and Hamburg. In 2016, the house obtained the State Label «Living Heritage Enterprise» which firmly placed it in a circle of excellence.

The art gallery opened by Marie Line Fourmont in 1993 moved to the centre of the village. Now managed by his daughter Jane, she offers in a warm decor the works of the local artists and paintings of Marie Line Fourmont, a painter now recognized for his work on the dead. More extensive than before, the gallery now includes a small shop corner where the visitor will find postcards, verres, frames and good invoices.

Christian and Brigitte Lang welcome you to present the artists exhibited in the gallery. You can admire the works of established artists such as Byung Hoon Park, Tony Soulié, Bernard Pras, Marlis Albrecht... The gallery also gives pride of place to Alsatian artists such as Ayline Olukman, Sophie Bassot, Cécile Duchêne, Patrick Bastardoz, Benoît Trimborn, Raymond-Émile Waydelich, Christophe Hohler, Mitsuo Shiraishi, Marc Felten, Claude Flach... Temporary exhibitions are held throughout the year.

This Niort-based national stage is the place to book a show - theater, dance, music, opera, circus, works for young audiences - of magnificent quality. The venue works in conjunction with other venues in the Deux-Sévres region, such as the Metullum in Melle. Le Moulin du Roc, a veritable institution, also has 2 cinemas classified as Art et Essai (films in VOSTFR), with the Recherche et découverte label. Bring the whole family for ciné-goûers!

Located in the Libra district of Paris, Marie-Marguerite Buhler's gallery exhibits works by contemporary artists throughout the year. These include etchings by Vincent Dezeuze, Marcus Egli and his army of aluminum Hominium figures, ceramic sculptures by Daisy Bauman, figures by Gaëtan De Seguin, paper cut-outs by Luco Cormerais and blown glass by Lise Gonthier. A place entirely dedicated to Art in all its forms. Admission is free, so let yourself be tempted by a little gift.

This gallery belongs to the Berthéas family. It is entirely dedicated to contemporary works. Fine collectors or lovers of the genre can discover in this unique place the paintings of young creators who are seeking to gain recognition. Opened for more than 8 years, this gallery exhibits artists such as Chamizo, Koska, Combas, Ben, Wesselman... The artistic trend is not unlike that of pop art for some of them. If you would like to know more about the exhibitions on offer, do not hesitate to visit the gallery's website where you will find more information about the artists on display.

This art library has become over the years a renowned gallery specialized in contemporary figurative, where a loyal clientele closely monitors the exhibitions of the most prominent painters. There are works of high quality national and international artists. For example, in the event of our closure, the recent works of Julian Taylor. The lighting, essential in a gallery, is inspired by the design of the Tate Gallery in London.

Every first Saturday of the month, the isérois painters come to display their works. Here you will find all the styles and talents, the Sunday painter who smiles at the illustrious stranger. The second Saturday of the month is reserved for arts or crafts. A good initiative that allows many artists to expose and sell their work. Amateur visitors may be happy because prices are much lower than those in the galleries.

An art gallery founded in 1966 in Grenoble, a benchmark in contemporary art, set in an open-air setting on Place Victor Hugo. In the heart of the city, Vent des Cimes offers a wide variety of works, particularly by figurative painters, always tastefully selected by true enthusiasts. A magnificent, luminous space for figurative and abstract paintings, as well as street art, which is very much in evidence on our walls. Superb sculptures in a variety of materials. Keep an eye on the exhibition calendar to make sure you don't miss a thing (like this exhibition of aboriginal art from around the world or Josepha). When the wind takes us to the highest peaks.

The Tunnel opens to a wide audience to make classical and contemporary art known. Through a theme gallery, the most diverse forms of expression are discovered: sculptures, decorative panels, lighting, paintings, sculptures, art objects. A workshop, which allows access to the universe of creation, leaves that of an artist. In summer you can enjoy the terrace, where the beauty of an exceptional site blends with soft exotic fragrances.

Coming from the South, by love, in the cold hills of Alsace, Dominique Asselot is above all a creator. For evidence: In particular, he developed and declined a range of bags in all sizes, prices… and customizable for shops that wish to offer more to their customers. A visit by his gallery will also allow you to discover many of his other works, to pass orders and to marvel at the creations of his artist friends. A whole universe to discover!

This beautiful contemporary art gallery opened in 2002 and offers superb exhibitions. For amateurs…

Make contemporary art accessible to all, without making concessions. This is the mission that the Le Radar gallery has set since 2007. Among the latest exhibitions, "Cartographies" approached - as his theme indicated - the art of cartography or representation of a territory and its configuration by its codes. Level curves, street maps, flat images or 3 D, this exhibition highlighted the appropriation of a geographical space according to its use by man. The forest massif, the urban plan, the aerial map and the maritime map, is an interpretation by the plasticists that was then mentioned. Have your eye, dare enter, because exhibitions are always exciting here. The diffusion of contemporary creation is among its artistic prerogatives. Its projects also integrate into the cultural actions of the city: A few examples are the Bayeux-Calvados Prize or the Word Seed Festival.

The Grail Gallery is located in old Toulouse, near the Musée des Augustins and St. Stephen's Cathedral. It is one of the most prestigious galleries in Toulouse, entirely dedicated to contemporary art. It opens onto three exhibition rooms, with a surface area greater than 400 m 2, to highlight the works exhibited here: paintings and sculptures created by internationally renowned artists. Among the artists exhibiting here are Gerard Di-Maccio, Laurence Dreano, Corominas Ludivine, Roland Masson, Véronique Vadon, Andrey Smirnoff, Gabriel Boghossian, Jean-Claude Campana, Alain Geneau… The gallery also opens its doors in Agen, Moissac and Clermont-Ferrand and holds an online site. To discover!

In Arte Veritas, an art gallery specializing in contemporary art, showcases the work of artists from the international art scene, whose technically and emotionally intense works leave no one indifferent. Whether you're a connoisseur or not, these works are visually arresting. Rue de la Trinité is illuminated by the presence of this magnificent 270 m² space, organized on two levels, each with a specific theme. You can stroll around, observe, wonder and, above all, talk to the director, Edouard, who is passionate about his work.

After a collecting career that began in the early 1970s with Figuration Narrative, Jean-Pierre Ritsch-Fisch founded La Galerie in 1996, specializing in art brut and outsider art. Since 1999, the gallery has taken part in major international art fairs, and since then has advised numerous French and foreign collectors. In 2022, Richard Solti became the gallery's new owner, while retaining its line and name. He continues to exhibit many internationally renowned artists.

Tof Vanmarque and Pierre-François Massardier have joined forces to open an art gallery in the heart of the village of Salviac. They propose 4 to 5 exhibitions per year, numerous artistic practices, of various universes, but also training courses, workshops, projections, performances, concerts, inter-associative actions, and other cultural events. Local artists have the place, but not only. The duo wants to promote art and culture in all its forms, and the schedule of exhibitions is already well filled until the end of 2024.

Art and craft lovers, come to the Atelieroba where two ceramic artists are waiting for you. Beautifully installed in the old fish market of the ^19th century, this workshop invites you to discover: potteries and creations in colored ceramics, books of poetry and superb paintings are spread out in front of your eyes. If you wish to please one of your aesthetes or if you wish to decorate your home, you will be delighted by one of the original pieces offered for sale. There's plenty to add to your decor!

Contemporary art is displayed on our walls. Stéphanie Tosi's goal is to make art accessible to everyone. From this idea was born Carré d'Artistes. Not a shop, not a gallery either, but a mix. The works of about thirty artists, young talents, are arranged in bins. The visitor meets the artists at the time of the vernissages and handles the unique, original and certified works, which are all square in size, at identical prices depending on the size. To make our lives more beautiful and support the artists.

Gilbert Portanier, the last ceramist of Vallauris' golden age, arrived in 1948 after meeting Picasso. His fascination with decoration and color manifested itself in unique and remarkable pieces, earning him the nickname "magician of color" at an exhibition at the Musée de Sèvres. The astonishing shapes of his creations add to their singularity. Gilbert Portanier, a brilliant colorist, is an artist to be discovered for his talent and artistic heritage.

Calogero (Claude) Aïello, born in Italy into a family of potters, moved to Vallauris in 1974 and founded a workshop for functional and decorative pottery. Collaborating with young designers to enhance the value of local craft heritage, he earned the nickname of "designer ceramist". His meeting with Ronan Bouroullec marked a turning point, leading to collaborations with Laurent Nicolas and Lehanneur. His workshop has been awarded the "Entreprise du Patrimoine Vivant" label.