Art galleries Grenoble

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 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.