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Grand Palais

Fine Arts Paris (formerly FAB PARIS), which successfully closed its 2025 edition, is settling permanently at the Grand Palais, in the heart of Paris, in September. This international multidisciplinary art event will take place from 19 to 23 September 2026. Under the presidency of Xavier Eeckhout, Fine Arts Paris will bring together around a hundred galleries covering all periods and specialities of the art market. An exceptional scenography Charles Zana is the decorator invited by Fine Arts Paris to bring his creativity to this edition. Passionate about art, for 30 years he has been imagining projects all over the world through the prism of the French art de vivre, showcasing his clients' collections in the manner of an exhibition curator. A solid foundation of renowned galleries Old master art is notably represented by the celebrated galleries Aaron, de Bayser, Michel Descours, Léage, Steinitz, Florence de Voldère, faithful to the event just like the modern art galleries Applicat-Prazan, La Présidence, RX & Slag, sculpture specialists Nicolas Bourriaud, Xavier Eeckhout, Trebosc & van Lelyveld, and Univers du Bronze, as well as galleries renowned in specialised fields such as Jean-Christophe Charbonnier in Japanese art, Kevorkian in Islamic art, and Schoffel de Fabry in tribal arts. These galleries will notably be joined by new entrants such as the Chenel gallery, famous for its antique sculptures and archaeological treasures, the Belgian gallery d'Arschot & Cie specialising in antique silverware, and the modern art galleries Bailly Gallery and Larock Granoff. The Landau Fine Art gallery returns with a large space in the heart of the Grand Palais nave. The galleries Brimo de Laroussilhe, Thomas Gibson, and the jewellers VKD Jewels, Maison Riondet, and Isabelle Langlois are participating for the second time, while Rosenberg & Co and Berès return after a year's absence. A new space for young talents and new creators A new space will be created in the Nave of the Grand Palais called Nouveaux Horizons. It will bring together 10 stands of 10m2 intended to welcome dealers who are starting their activity or have never exhibited at an international fair of this scale, as well as creators devoted to creation in fields as varied as jewellery, glass and fire arts, or textiles. An annual rendez-vous with a heritage landmark The musée du Grand Siècle is the guest of honour of this 2026 edition. Born from the donation of artworks from the collection of Monsieur Pierre Rosenberg, honorary president of the musée du Louvre and member of the Académie française, this new institution, dedicated to the French 17th century and to collecting, aims to become a reference point on this major period of French history. Established in the former royal barracks of Saint-Cloud, the future museum will open its doors in 2028. At Fine Arts Paris, it will present a preview of the "Grand Siècle" itinerary that will be deployed in its future permanent rooms, in a scenography by François-Joseph Graf, bringing together paintings, sculptures, furniture, precious objects and everyday items that will tell the story of the arts, sciences and society in 17th-century France.

Source: Paris Open Data ↗