Art galleries France

In the Jean-Jaurès district, the Artelinea Association shares a contemporary art Gallery with Escap Gallery. Named the PPCM (Plus Common Multiple), the place covers a total area of 120 m ². Subsidized, therefore without pressure on sales in the first place, the two associations seek to create conceptual events, digital arts, multimedia, video, etc. Support the young local creation, help in the realization of the projects by organizing mini-residences of artists, weaving a network with the institutions or associations of proximity, it is also the non-profit vocation of Artelinea and Escap. Their respective website gives an idea of the old exhibitions and projects in progress.

Vibrate at first sight on wonderful photos! Photos by artists from all over the world. Photos selected by YellowKorner, a gallery that has known how to give honor to an art, to looks. Open windows on the planet, on people, on our lifestyles. Fantastic, soothing pictures, deep reflections or light subjects. It's so beautiful that we need them all to bring life back to our confined interior. Sensitive prints in limited edition, numbered (delivered with their certificate of authenticity). Great names of current photography, but also young artists to encourage. Thank you to YellowKorner for making our lives more beautiful.

Let's dream a little: you've just bought a huge, extremely bright T5 in the ^18th arrondissement and you need to furnish and decorate it. Galerie Christine Diegoni should have just what you're looking for! Furniture, objects and lighting: the aesthetic is pure and minimalist. We hesitate between the George Nelson table and a Charles and Ray Eames... Or maybe we'll go home with a Vico Magistretti suspension lamp? For design lovers.

In this impressive art gallery, decorative arts, ^20th-century furniture and contemporary art rub shoulders. Its creator, Vincent Tourrès, has travelled the length and breadth of France, visiting fair after fair, including the Puces du Design and the Saint-Ouen flea market. A specialist in ^{twentieth-century} decorative arts, these are amply represented. We find pieces from the 1950s to the 1990s, as well as vintage and designer furniture. Ô Pêcheur de Lune is an exhibition space where the works of artists from the past mingle with those of more contemporary artists.

The gallery presents a fine collection of singular jewelry: editions or one-off pieces of rings, brooches, pendants and other ornaments. Solid silver and gold predominate, but ceramic, Murano glass and even Plexiglas items are also on display. A number of artists have their work on permanent display, including paintings, engravings and sculptures in bronze and paper. The place shows its diversity by mixing refinement, originality and modernity. A good address if you like jewelry, fine art... or both!

Art on show in Reims at Galerie28.com! François Bidard offers you a selection of paintings, sculptures and design objects with a pop art or street art orientation by emerging or established artists. Galerie28.com presents works by artists from a wide range of backgrounds: Richard Orlinski, Peppone, Fratz & Gio, Aaron Pop Art, Jayet, Kiko, Maria de Campos, Ian Philip, Zed, Pitu, Daru, Auguste, Maillart, Trois Kong, Max Rovira... Occasional presentations by local artists. The exhibition changes every month.

It's hard to describe this place, as it seems to us to be a boutique in form, but a museum in content. Housed in a ^17th-century building, the Maison des métiers d'Art showcases the work of local and international designers, from textiles to marble. In this 300^m2 space, you'll discover a wide range of creations, from sculpture to painting, jewelry to lighting. Constantly renewed, the collections bring together masterpieces of craftsmanship that are all unique and produced in limited series.

After having created an agency of visual artists, opening a gallery was the logical next step for Sandrine Parlant. Here are exposed the works of the artists of the agency Volcanic'arts, but not only. The goal is to open the exhibitions to other young artists from time to time. A real place of life, events are organized there: openings, meetings, workshops, readings, brunches... An objective for the young entrepreneur: to share her passion for art, while making it accessible to all. The gallery can be privatized for a private event.

Jean-Marie Laberthonnière exhibits his paintings in his home studio, evoking atmospheres of the Creuse region. First, he relies on precise sketches made on the spot, in the manner of the ^19th-century painters who frequented the region. Then, his paintings seek to translate the soul of the landscape, to make us feel the presence of the elements, the texture of things. He is always available to explain his inspirations and his work. A studio well worth a visit during your artistic sojourn!

It is difficult to define Do Nothing. The brand created by the Clermont-Ferrand label Kütü Records is a showcase for local artists. Music, silkscreen printing, photography, sewing, graphics, literature... The only difficulty is to discover when to do nothing? An imprecision that adds to the charm of the place, which offers a beautiful definition of idleness! The gallery-boutique has joined forces with ¡Viva la Pepa ¡! (Hispanic-inspired cuisine) to develop a picnic concept in the city. Mixed place: shop, picnic, gallery where culinary and artistic activities coexist, it is also sometimes possible to participate in activities, to settle inside or on the pretty terrace.

ESPACE AZIMUT GALERIE, created in 2016 by ceramist Malou, is an eclectic exhibition space in Aix-en-Provence. This gallery offers a space to artists of different disciplines such as painting, sculpture, photography and ceramics. Throughout the year, it hosts solo and group exhibitions, reflecting its commitment to artistic diversity. Whether you're a true art lover or simply curious, this gallery will surprise you with its varied program and friendly atmosphere, which you're sure to appreciate.

Artdelivery brings art into your living room in just a few clicks! This Internet platform is dedicated to promoting and democratizing contemporary art. With almost 900 references, the École des Beaux-Arts Nantes Saint-Nazaire promotes the work of well-known artists (Ben, Georg Baselitz and Picasso) and young contemporary artists. Residents of Nantes and the Loire-Atlantique region will be able to choose from silkscreens, lithographs, paintings, collages, videos and photos by some 300 artists. The aim of Artdelivery is to promote the work of these young artists, most of whom are French, and all of whom are graduates of the Ecole des Beaux-Arts. To borrow a work from this innovative art library, simply reserve it online, and it will be delivered and hung in your home. Schools, businesses and local authorities can also use the platform to mount exhibitions. A smart, arty idea!

Since 2014, Olivier Rousseau took the plunge and opened his art gallery. Reconverted in this profession at almost 40 years old, the master of the place has always been passionate about the subject and shares his love of art with visitors. He therefore carefully selects artists who come to him to propose their work, or whom he spots himself during his peregrinations. Painting, sculpture, photography: art has no borders! With about ten exhibitions per year, Olivier Rousseau gives visitors time to enjoy his creations, which are of course available for sale. Contemporary art, or sometimes sacred art, the gallery owner has no blinkers on, and will be happy to welcome you.

Since 2002, the Octave Cowbell association has established itself as a major player on the Metz art scene, dedicated to young contemporary artists. More than just a gallery, Octave Cowbell is a place for artists, art lovers and the curious to meet and exchange ideas. Coming soon to 4 rue du Change, the gallery offers exhibitions, residencies and events exploring themes such as nature, the environment, the cosmos and the links between territories. Under the artistic direction of Vanessa Gandar, the gallery is developing an audacious and coherent program, favoring immersive and participative experiences.

With its 350 m² of exhibition space, the Galerie de la Manufacture in Aix-en-Provence is the ideal showcase for the visual arts. In group and solo exhibitions, the gallery presents works ranging from the visual arts to comics, photography and digital art. Encouraging local projects through its partnership with the Cité du Livre, it celebrates the cultural dynamism of Aix-en-Provence and the surrounding region. This gallery is a not-to-be-missed event for contemporary art lovers in search of new discoveries.

In Extenso is a contemporary art gallery. Four to five exhibitions of works by national and international artists are held here each year, much to the delight of art lovers. This year, the gallery will welcome Alan Schmalz with his exhibition 999 Governing Bodies. Off-site exhibitions are also installed. The team also publishes and co-publishes exhibition catalogs. It has also created LaBelle Revue, which comes out every April and presents local exhibitions and art news.

A sister painter, a bookseller... From there was born L'Oiseau Rare, which combines the two for twice the pleasure! Art gallery, bookshop and café, this place combines Alsace, art, literature and paper in an exceptional setting. The house that houses it dates from the 16th century and offers a superb tree-lined courtyard. In the proposed paintings, we particularly appreciate the figure of the Alsatian woman, to be admired by leafing through a book, especially an Alsatian one since it is the specialty, and by tasting a hot drink. Thanks to a partnership with a local printing house, you can buy bookmarks, postcards and other unique small items.

In his gallery in Vieux Bezannes, John exhibits his favorites. In this beautiful space of 200^m2 that he has entirely designed himself, up to the staircase, you will discover creations of great names of contemporary art such as Speedy Graphito, precursor of street art in France, but also of emerging artists on whom we do not fail to keep an eye. Throughout the year, eclectic exhibitions are to be discovered: lithographs, sculptures, paintings... Some beautiful nuggets at very affordable prices, from a hundred euros, are to be found, an arty touch to add to your interior which could prove to be a good investment in the future

Both an art gallery and a framing studio, La Réserve is a boutique with an astonishing concept created by Églantine Dargent Guy, who opened its doors in March 2016. Through the exhibitions, you will discover the worlds of contemporary artists from different horizons through a selection of creations that have seduced the gallery owner. Eglantine takes care of the framing of the exhibited works herself, this gives you a glimpse of her talents. You can rely on his expertise for the restoration and framing of all your paintings.

Artist's Square Gallery was opened in 2008, after others in Paris, Lyon, Lille or Barcelona… She wants a window open to contemporary creation. Its purpose? Support artistic creation and diversity by opening self-service exhibition spaces. Many artists exhibit in this gallery. Include Françoise Bossut, Céline Bedat, Chamoro, Manuel Nelson Fabiano, Sylvie Delarse, Pascal Giroud, Patricia Hervé, Emeline, Chantal Esteban Virginie Van Den Bogaert or Leslie Xuereb Amiel, each choosing his technique (acrylic, mixed, collage, oil) and his style (abstract, figurative, illustration, landscape…)… Don't miss to discover the online shop, on the website, to buy in privacy!

The Espace Le Carré is a contemporary art space that hosts group exhibitions of artists from all horizons as well as prestigious projects and partnerships. Located in the Halle aux Sucres, a beautiful building in Old Lille, this space allows you to discover contemporary creation in various forms: visual arts, design, graphics, architecture, comics, fashion... In addition to some exhibitions, you can become a creator yourself during a workshop to learn about certain artistic practices.

Atypical ! In the center of Rablay-sur-Layon, installed in a former presbytery of the ^XVth century, the Village d'artistes is an associative art gallery created in 1987 to promote contemporary art. Yes, contemporary craftsmanship in rural areas works! Each year, about thirty creators who are regulars of the place present their works in a permanent way. The gallery also organizes temporary exhibitions. Jewelry, ceramics, sculptures, engravings, paintings, lights... The spaces of the Village are constantly evolving. A visit to the store is recommended!

Within the medieval wall of Eguisheim, discover RempART, a unique place of harmonious synergy between

contemporary art gallery and jewelry creation. In the luminous rooms of the floors you will be able to admire the works of art: paintings and sculptures in bronze or ceramic of local and international artists. On the first floor you will discover the creations of art craftsmen and jewelry made with passion by the hostess of the place, rich variations around precious gems, Murano glass, silver and vermeil ...

It's been 4 years now that Martine Maudet, graduate in art embroidery and from the famous school Pivaut in Nantes, has invested this small room in the rue Bressigny to exhibit and sell her creations, but also (alternately, and more and more frequently) to give art embroidery classes (of course!), but also painting, pastel, drawing and even tapestry. A multidisciplinary artist, whose gallery-workshop-boutique is constantly reinvented according to her creations (superb clay sculptures and female portraits in oil or acrylic) but also according to her desire to exhibit the works of other artists. A singular, intimate and endearing place.

The gallery exhibits Preferred painters and provençal sculptors, like Eliane Addari, Dontu, Claude Gaveau, Sylvie Mazalon, and Florian Fritsch. The gallery regularly exhibits new temporary exhibitions.

Art Gallery Michel Youth, an art expert since 1986, offers you to discover the artists representative of the contemporary figurative trend - that all the selected painters have a rating on the art market! With three galleries in Toulon, Lyon and Paris, not forgetting the "Internet gallery", you can discover this specialist and expert of painters Provençal and Lyon, and contemporary artists.

A gallery made to reconcile generations! The first part is devoted to modern Provençal painting with many paintings from the th Century and the beginning of the xxth century. At the bottom of the gallery, a space is planned for young painters, the activity of dealer enables them to take the risk of proposing contemporary painting in a spirit of gallery, painting rarely exhibited elsewhere.

Emmanuel Perrotin offers his exhibitions in the heart of a 17th century mansion and in an annexe located in a cul-de-sac. The contemporary artists he often represents: Takashi Murakami, Sophie Calle, Jean-Michel Othoniel, Maurizio Cattelan, Lionel Estève, Duane Hanson, Jesper Just, Aya Takano, Tatiana Trouvé, Piotr Uklanski, Xavier Veilhan, Peter Zimmermann etc. most of the time come up with relentless debates.

The Frigos buildings are a unique testimony to the industrial past of this transformed district. These former refrigerated warehouses (1921) connected to the railroad lines closed in 1971, bought by the SNCF for the symbolic franc. Despite this, from 1980 onwards, the SNCF put the dozens of spaces up for precarious rent. The hundred or so tenants from 14 different professions transformed the spaces themselves to suit their needs, be they musicians, architects, technicians or artists, or even jazz schools.

Located in a beautiful Marais street, this gallery presents works by contemporary artists working in a wide variety of techniques: painting, sculpture, drawing, photography, architecture, video, installation, performance... Many of these artists combine their work in highly fertile ways. International artists represented include Christoph Dreager, Franck Scurti, Erwin Wurm...

The building housed public showers until 2006, and then converted to a gallery. A few steps from the Saint Martin Canal, we come to admire photographs of artists recognized like Tom Arndt, Bruce Wrighton, Vivian Maier, Berenice Abbott, and Sabine Weiss. Last exhibition: the work of Jean-Christophe Béchet, in Cigarome and black and white, around the European Vintage series.

After ten years in the Marais, the capital's art gallery hub, VU comfortably settled into a prime location at the end of 2010, the Hôtel Paul Delaroche, in the Nouvelle-Athènes district. It continues to focus on two approaches to documentary photography: autobiographical and conceptual. VU is also an agency for photographers such as Malik Nejmi, Richard Dumas and Lorenzo Castore, who travel the world.

Here's one of our favorite Arles concept stores. Decoration, tableware, jewelry, beauty products... But also new items: household linen, for example. The vintage corner has been given a new space in the basement. Throughout the year, Bisous collaborates with various designers, the store's DNA. In 2023, Gaël Serre will take possession of the space, creating a magnificent work of art, as well as drawings of Arles, which will become Bisous' flagship products throughout the year. Finally, Marc's welcome at Bisous is extraordinary!

A veritable institution for modern and contemporary art, Galerie Jeanne Bucher Jaeger has a history spanning almost a century at the forefront of the avant-garde. Founded in 1925, it exhibited the great names of the ^20th century, such as Picasso, Miró and Kandinsky, before embracing the abstract, figurative and sculptural currents of the following decades. Now run by Véronique Jaeger, this Parisian family gallery remains a place for discovering emerging talent. It boasts a rich collection of archives, histories and landmark works, and constantly organizes monographic and thematic exhibitions for international museums.

Designer and ceramist, Clément Boutillon, rich of his Parisian experience in the biggest luxury boutiques of the capital, develops his collections in his workshop in Nevers. Drawing his inspiration from organic sculpture, pure and modern lines, the artist gives life to everyday objects, mixing traditional and avant-garde techniques. His earthenware, "rare" because it is made of red earthenware, gives birth to precious collections.

Since 1970, this art gallery has permanently exhibited contemporary artists of all nationalities and hosts them for temporary exhibitions. They can buy paintings, lithographs, watercolours, sculptures made of bronze, resin, the dead nature of Ludivine, works on canvas or paper of Valadié, sculptures by Jean Louis Toutain, disappeared in 2008, and can also frame and restore his works of art. It is possible to present works of art at home by appointment in the Southwest after a selection of works that may interest you. Your work will be accompanied by a certificate of authenticity.

A rare visit! You'll discover all the aesthetic and decorative things you can do with bird feathers. The craftswoman who opened this workshop-boutique works with natural and local bird feathers, many of them pheasant feathers brought to her. She'll tell you all about her background and her beliefs as a craftswoman. The granddaughter of a haute couture feather-maker, she artfully sorts, cleans, disinfects and assembles thousands of feathers to make paintings, jewelry and accessories, to adorn hats and shoes...

An unlikely space on the edge of the Pays des Étangs. Galerie Marie-Thérèse Boyrié reinvents itself in Héming! In each room of the house, the gallery owner has imagined an atmosphere and lighting that serve as a showcase for the works she exhibits. You'll discover sculptures, particularly animal sculptures, and paintings in the contemporary art register, as well as selected antiques. A selection of high-quality objects and works at affordable prices.

With a prime location facing the Temple Saint-Etienne, the boutique offers a wide range of frames in different shapes, colours and materials to sublimate your paintings, family portraits, etc. But what makes the real strength of Histoires de Cadres is the development of photographs thanks to digital printing, especially on very large formats! Need gift ideas? He also offers you the personalization of t-shirts, mugs or many other objects

The contemporary art gallery created by two childhood friends, Agnés Court and David Pasquinelli, showcases emerging artistic creation in a vast, uncluttered space. About twenty permanent artists are exhibited there, including some from the Saint-Etienne region, such as Chrystelle Gouy, who draws her inspiration from urban art, deliciously retro, and Lucas Mathevon, alias Luma, with expressive portraits, spotted with flashy colours on canvas and metal barrels. Prices are negotiated according to the artist's quotation and home delivery is offered. Also available at Sagra-Bigmat Caparol Saint-Étienne. For art lovers with a touch of the avant-garde!

Nestled in the Rue du Château, which winds its way to the port of Saint-Goustan, La Réserve devotes a special place to original works by Breton artists. Among them, Laurent Lamare's oils on linen canvas, Dilo's myriads of fish and, exclusively, Brigitte Uguen's acrylics with marble powder. Also a selection of art prints by Gildas Flahault, emblematic figure of Breton imagery and poster artist of the Semaine du Golfe. A gallery like a jewel box all dressed in stone, accessible every day except Tuesday.

Nicole de la Bastide is an artist who works in earthenware. She exhibits her work in this gallery, located in a former Templar coaching inn. While the cheerful Nicole draws much of her inspiration from ^17th and 18th^century models, she also creates - and has for a long time - her own shapes and decorations. The finesse and quality of her work can be admired in her workshop, and has won her a gold medal at the Concours International des Arts et Lettres in Paris and 1st prize in Aix-en-Provence. A character as talented as she is engaging.

Galerie Herbert-Fort presents today's finest French art and craft creations. Unique gifts, decorative objects and fashion accessories 100% Made in France, based on ancient craft traditions: ceramics, handmade silks and jewelry, decorative glass objects, sculptures. Located in the heart of Châteauneuf, one of France's most beautiful villages, the gallery also presents exhibitions of paintings that change from month to month. Follow the gallery on social networks for news!

A wine cellar combined with an art gallery is the concept behind Le Ballon Rouge - Galerie Bër, just a stone's throw from the outer harbour. Wine, mainly from the Loire region, is offered here for tasting, in an original and convivial atmosphere. On Fridays, l'Aperober invites you to start the weekend with a drink. On the art side, you'll find paintings as well as literature, with occasional book signings by local authors.

Les Ateliers d'artistes de Belleville (AAB) brings together three hundreds of artists in the 10^th, 11^th, 19^th and 20th districts in Paris, in the heart of the working class area which they entertain. Open day's exhibitions which give you the opportunity to meet designers at home and discover their works in a relaxed atmosphere are organised every spring. Exhibitions are held in the AAB gallery, beautifully called Le dAdA de Belleville.

Better than an image, photo art lights up your walls. Better than a post on social networks, hang real photos in your interiors. Yellow Korner brings us the finest photos by the best contemporary photographers. In these modern galleries, the photo is sublimated by high-quality prints under the supervision of the artists. Because we're talking about artists for splendid photos, printed in limited editions, numbered (with certificate of authenticity) and perfectly framed to embellish your home. Big names in photography, but also new artists with an original eye. Three recommended galleries to bring life to your walls.

On the ground floor of her large house overlooking the sea and the beach where she has created a work of pebbles around Saint Lucy, martyr and patron saint of the village, Florence Arrighi opens her art gallery showing her powerful works full of poetry, tenderness, evidence, authenticity, which reveals us a little of the Corsican soul. The Nasce Gallery also presents the work of Anastasia Franceshi who assembles and transforms shells into works of art with a breathtaking talent, and the jewelry of Flora Ferrali. A very high quality gallery for women.

In her studio-boutique on rue des Marchands, artist Karly Pastel brings the city of Nîmes to light. Inspired by the hyper-realist movement of American painters in the 1950s, Karly handles pure pigment with virtuosity. Her pastel works transport us into a peaceful, spellbinding atmosphere, capturing the quintessence of Nîmes with a unique sensitivity. Her interpretations of emblematic monuments reveal an intimate connection with her surroundings. An ideal gift for aficionados before they leave the city!