Upcoming:
Paris Internationale
12th Edition
187–189 Quai de Valmy
October 20-24, 2026
Preview October 19
Adams and Ollman, Portland
After 8 Books, Paris
blank projects, Cape Town
Bombon projects, Barcelona/Madrid
Callirrhoë, Athens
Champ Lacombe, Biarritz/London
Ciaccia Levi, Paris/Turin
Cibrián, San Sebastián
Clima, Milan
Climate Control, San Francisco
Cooper Cole, Toronto
Corpus, Cambridge
Deborah Schamoni, Munich
Derouillon, Paris
Don, Shanghai
Drei, Cologne
El Apartamento, Havana/Madrid/Miami
Femtensesse, Oslo
Fonti, Naples
Gaga, Mexico City
General Expenses, Mexico City
Gian Marco Casini, Livorno
Goswell Road, Paris
greengrassi, London
Gregor Staiger, Zurich/Milan
Gunia Nowik, Warsaw
Héritage, Paris
House of Chappaz, Barcelona
Ilenia, London
Karin Guenther, Hamburg
Kendall Koppe, Glasgow
Linseed, Shanghai
Llano, Mexico City
Magician Space, Beijing
Martina Simeti, Milan
Molitor, Berlin
Mountains, Berlin
Peana, Mexico City
Pequod, Mexico City
Photography Exhibit!, Zurich
Piedras, Buenos Aires
Piktogram, Warsaw
Pony, Montreuil
Proyectos Multipropósito, Mexico City
Radio Athènes, Athens
Shmorévaz, Paris
sissi club, Marseille
Sophie Tappeiner, Vienna
Sperling, Munich
Sweetwater, Berlin
Temnikova & Kasela, Tallinn
The Breeder, Athens
Tiziana Di Caro, Naples
Tomio Koyama, Tokyo
Ulrik, New York
Vanguard, Shanghai
Villa Magdalena, Madrid/San Sebastián
Vistamare, Milan/Pescara
zaza’, Milan/Naples
SPECIAL PROJECTS:
NEXT : KOREA GALLERIES presents « Second Nature»
APOproject, Seoul
CAPTION, Seoul
INGAHEE, Seoul
IAH, Seoul
RANEE SEOUL, Seoul
sangheeut, Seoul
WWNN, Seoul
Agata Ingarden | Berthold Pott, Cologne
Anne Bourse | Crèvecoeur, Paris
Dean Sameshima | Good or Trash, Paris
Georgia Sagri | The Breeder, Athens
IV Chan | Square Street Gallery, Hong Kong
Valentine Gardiennet | Traits Libres, Paris
Fiona Connor | The Wig, Berlin
6:AM
Martino Gamper
NM3
Ayman Zedani « In the Bellies of the Rocks » presented by Arts Alula, the AlUla Contemporary Art Museum and AFALULA
Jean-Luc Moulène presented by Lab’Bel
« Let’s Talk About Someone Else is the new chapter in the Talks program organized by Fondation Pernod Ricard, which I have the pleasure of curating at Paris Internationale for the third year running.
Having previously spoken with curators, publishers and researchers about the independent structures and spaces they have organically founded and run, this year’s cycle shifts the focus onto the artists who put us to work.
Four guests, four strong affinities with an artist’s practice, and four objects of desire, research and transmission. Whether they have collaborated with an artist or looked to extend their lineage, whether they have reactivated a work or rediscovered a forgotten career, each guest will talk about someone else. Their subjects are anything but random: after all, choosing who to research, taking up a body of work, unearthing an archive or passing on an oeuvre is also a way of telling one’s own story. Behind these gestures, what is really at stake is the love we cultivate for other people’s work, and the way in which it feeds into our own practices.
Here, João dos Santos Martins, Nick Mauss, Baptiste Pinteaux and Marie Warsh will join me to discuss the work of Ana Jotta, Nicolas Moufarrege, PaJaMa and Rosemary Mayer. »
— Alice Dusapin
« Let’s Talk About Someone Else est le nouveau volet du programme de Talks organisé par la Fondation Pernod Ricard, que j’ai le plaisir de curater pour la troisième année consécutive à Paris Internationale.
Après avoir interrogé commissaires d’exposition, éditeur·ices et chercheur·euses sur les structures et les espaces qu’ils ont fondés et dirigent de manière organique et indépendante, ce nouveau cycle déplace le sujet de l’attention sur les artistes qui nous mettent au travail. Quatre invités, quatre affinités fortes avec une pratique artistique, quatre objets de désir, de recherche et de transmission. De la collaboration à la filiation, de la réactivation d’une œuvre à la redécouverte d’une trajectoire, chacun·e vient parler de quelqu’un d’autre, jamais tout à fait par hasard. Car choisir qui regarder, comment défendre une œuvre, exhumer une archive ou transmettre un travail est aussi une manière de se raconter soi-même. Derrière ces gestes, il sera surtout question de l’amour que l’on porte au travail des autres et de la manière dont il nourrit nos pratiques.
João dos Santos Martins, Nick Mauss, Baptiste Pinteaux et Marie Warsh s’entretiendront avec moi autour du travail d’Ana Jotta, Nicolas Moufarrege, PaJaMa et Rosemary Mayer. »
— Alice Dusapin
NEW COLLABORATIONS
NEXT KOREA: GALLERIES
presents Second Nature
Curated by Oriane Durand and Jiwon Yu
Second Nature brings together seven emerging Korean galleries and sixteen artistic positions within a shared curatorial framework. Conceived as a space for discovery, collaboration and experimentation, the project creates connections between distinct gallery programs and artistic practices, allowing different perspectives to coexist, resonate and enter into dialogue.
Moving between the natural and the artificial, the material and the symbolic, the rational and the mysterious, Second Nature considers how artists navigate a world that increasingly exceeds immediate understanding. Rituals, myths, vernacular objects, techniques and materials - some rooted in specific Korean histories - are recoded and brought into dialogue with speculative forms, technological systems and contemporary image culture.
Presented in collaboration with Paris Internationale during Paris Art Week 2026, Second Nature extends through a program of talks and performances, creating further encounters between artists, galleries and the international art community.
Particpating Galleries:
APOproject
CAPTION
IAH, INGAHEE
RANEE SEOUL
sangheeut
WWNN
Particpating Artist:
BBK (Jongwan Jang × Junho Jang), Dew Kim, Heemin Son, Hyunwoo Lee, Jisoo Lee, Jonghyun Park, Kay Yoon, Ko Geunho, Koo Jiun, Kun, Kwak Intan, Moon Joohye, Noah El Hachem, Shinoh Nam, Soojung Jung, Yongjae Lee Kang, Younguk Yi
On the occasion of Paris Art Week 2026, and as part of AlUla’s Cultural Season in Paris, Arts AlUla, the AlUla Contemporary Art Museum, the French Agency for AlUla Development (AFALULA) and Paris Internationale join forces to present In the Bellies of the Rocks, an immersive installation by Saudi artist Ayman Zedani.
Occupying a prominent space at the very entrance of Paris Internationale, one of Paris Art Week’s key independent fairs, known for its forward-looking programme and experimental approach to architecture and display, the presentation brings together Zedani’s two-channel film In the Bellies of the Rocks (2026) with a new series of sculptural works and spatial interventions commissioned for Paris and unveiled for the first time on 19 October. Conceived as a fully immersive environment, the installation extends the world of the film into physical space, transforming the entrance to Paris Internationale into a threshold between archaeology and fiction, material evidence and imagined futures.
On and Sky High Goods
© Brad Ogbonna
On and Sky High Goods, the mission-led label created to support the food equity mission of Hudson Valley-based nonprofit Sky High Farm, will preview the next chapter of their ongoing partnership at Paris Internationale. Rooted in a shared belief in culture as a catalyst for change, the collaboration will be introduced through an on-site installation and shop in which 100% of proceeds will be donated to the farm.
As part of the fair’s programming, On and Sky High Goods will present Impact as Medium, a discussion featuring artist Dan Colen, founder of Sky High Farm, Sky High Biennial, and GIFT Center; and Liz Munsell, Vice President of Curatorial and Arts Programs at Powerhouse Arts, curator of the next Sky High Biennial, and co-founder of Museums Moving Forward. The talk considers Colen’s practice as an artist whose work unfolds across a wide spectrum of contexts, from the studio to the realm of collectively built, public organizations.
Applications are now open for the second edition of Paris Internationale Milano, taking place from April 10—13, 2027, with a preview on April 9. We look forward to discovering your projects and bringing together a new, multi-generational selection of galleries in Milan next spring.



