Art galleries Rhône-Alpes

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.

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.

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!

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.

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.

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.

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.

Catherine Dérioz and Jacques Damez have brought to light the Réverbère gallery, which offers a current, sharp and demanding look at this art. For 40 years, the two creators of this reference space have supported and promoted contemporary photographers who play with images to give us another vision of reality. On the walls, the photos are as much material for reflection, to escape from our daily life, to explore other worlds through other eyes. Exhibitions with award-winning artists. Le Réverbère illuminates a major art of our time.

Before entering the shop at the Galerie de Lans on this tiny street, mark a stop time to observe the building and its old turret. The Galerie de Lans ranges between exhibitions of works of art and sales of original works. 40 artists from the Rhône-Alpes region are displayed under the term "5 formats, 5 prices". Sculptures, contemporary paintings by Michel Delcey, Mina, Odile Escoffier, Tardivel and others. Jean Philippe and Cathy provide you with good advice from a purchase point of view as well as from a framework to perform. Most of all, artists do live paintings.

Nathalie Berger is a painter. Originally from Stéphane, Nathalie is very attached to her town, which is teeming with creative people, so she decided to open a different kind of shop, with a rather Parisian feel. In her shop-workshop, located behind the Maison des Avocats, you'll find her own works as well as those of local artists. All the arts are represented: paintings, graffiti, lighting, sculpture, photography, ceramics... Everything is for sale, "to disappear and be reborn"! And to break down the somewhat elitist image of the art gallery, Nathalie Berger offers free access to share art...péro on Saturday lunchtimes, in the company of her mascot Kiki.

Gallery 361 is located at the entrance of the faubourg des Annonciades. An art gallery exclusively dedicated to art photography, presenting unpublished works in limited edition - 30 copies maximum - made on the spot, each copy signed by its author. The photographers exhibited - about ten - are handpicked by photo enthusiasts who show their favorites to the public. The pictures take us to the heart of nature - on the shores of the lake, but also on the heights - with strikingly beautiful landscapes. Other journeys, other views take us far beyond with collections full of sensitivity that make us fall in love.

The association Pro Lave gathers professionals of the stone trades. It has opened a large space for the arts of Volvic stone, which plays the role of both store and art gallery. It highlights the works of local artisans including enamellers on lava Emmanuel Abrial, Laurence Castanié, Marie-Alix Delaire, Laurent Ikierski, Myriam Méméteau, Claude Tinet, sculptors Yves Connier and Xavier Coutanson, the engraver Nicolas Clayette, jewelry designers Didier Dindault and Ludovic Babut, Philippe Le Bouteiller for the enamel of lava on stoneware ...

L'Atelier 4 is an art gallery offering periodic exhibitions of paintings and sculptures. Housed in the former kitchen of the Benedictine nuns, dating from the 14th century, the gallery offers a unique setting steeped in history. Christiane and Pierre Duchasseint, the owners, will be delighted to welcome you and show you the works on display. Don't miss the opportunity to discover this unique artistic space in the heart of Courpière.

According to an idea of Carré d'Artistes, located within walking distance under Passage de l'Argue, here is the Expo. A gallery dedicated to large sized artworks for our greatest pleasure. You need to have walls to showcase these splendid contemporary works... But you will go to the place for beautiful works by Aberlado Hernandez, Adrien Faveau, Daniel Castan, Julien Rey, Natalia Villanueva or Perrotte… Regularly renewed artists to make discoveries during each visit.

Bertrand Trocmez, a member of the Comité professionnel des Galeries d'Art, has settled in Clermont-Ferrand in the heart of the historic district. He is interested in modern and contemporary art, particularly the artists of the Forces nouvelles movement, of which Robert Humblot and Henri Jannot are members, as well as the abstract artists of the New School of Paris. About twenty permanent artists share the exhibition space, including Pontus Carle, Roger Desserprit, Henri Goetz and many others. The gallery's website lists the artists and their works.

Located opposite the FRAC, this gallery is one of Clermont-Ferrand's leading contemporary art venues. The vast white space is housed in an old building in the historic center. While the gallery has hosted works by some of the world's leading artists, such as Peter Klasen, Dennis Oppenheim and Frank Stella, it also offers the opportunity to discover lesser-known artists. The choice of exhibitions is guided solely by aesthetic affinities, which explains the alternation of diverse currents that bring together painters, photographers, video artists, sculptors...