Art galleries Marseille 13000

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.

Gondwana African Art is an art gallery specializing in African masks. The masks on display are unique and often ancient pieces from Burkina Faso, Côte d'Ivoire and Mali. They have a strong symbolic value for the ethnic groups who wear them. African masks are often used for rituals, dances or funeral ceremonies. Carved from different types of wood, they bear witness to African craftsmanship and artistic know-how. The gallery also offers wall masks, perfect for interior decoration.

The stylist brush takes its pulse. A virtuose of colour, it glides between purple and orange, it takes into a vortex a thousand and a turquoise rocket, performs with acrobatics that defy and blend shadows, complementary, degraded, finally soothing in a graceful bluish adage. Tantôt tightrope, sprinkle…, jette, jette, jette,…,…,…,…,…,…,…,…,…,… and…. Caroline Avias's stylist. He searches and palpitates, he kneads, he dances his happiness to say, to say himself. Wilde, dizziness, impulses, harmonies, sensations… Paintings! This year, Caroline Avias declined his paintings in superb plates delivering his vision of Marseille. From emotion, subtle and numerous shades of indigo, overseas, turquoise, it's Marseille cerulean, Marseille the sea it reveals to us. It's sensitive, air. There are all the sensations of Marseille: the sun, the mistral, the sea. Take a look at his website or see her by appointment at his workshop to see his talent.