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Paris Internationale will proudly celebrate its 11th edition this year, taking place from 22 to 26 October. The VIP Preview, followed by an opening, will be held on Tuesday 21 October (invitation only).

Located at Rond-point des Champs-Élysées in the 8th arrondissement, just a stone’s throw away from the Arc de Triomphe.

This year, Paris Internationale has invited 66 galleries from 19 countries, celebrating the return of long-standing collaborators such as Derosia (New York), greengrassi (London), Kendall Koppe (Glasgow), KOW (Berlin), Martins&Montero (São Paulo/Brussels) and Stereo (Warsaw) as well as first-time participants including Bombon Projects (Barcelona), Castle (Los Angeles), Llano (Mexico City) and Martina Simeti (Milan), who will be exhibiting alongside the founding galleries.

Born from the utopian vision of creating a contemporary art fair on a human scale, where gathering, discovery, content, and a shared set of values are just as important as commercial success, Paris Internationale is an independent structure whose main goal is to promote contemporary art. The fair offers an alternative and much-needed model: a strong marketplace in which a cutting-edge selection of participants from all over the world - both commercial galleries and guest project spaces - come together in one rich cultural program. The fair offers a new aesthetic between the literary salon of the 18th century and a self-managed contemporary art fair.

All the selected galleries share a particular vision of their profession, one that goes beyond the purely commercial aspect. As cultural ambassadors for their regions, they are firmly rooted in their local communities, while at the same time working to promote the international reputation of the artists they represent. Paris Internationale encourages ambitious projects conceived in the style of an exhibition, enabling new artists of all generations to be discovered as well as forgotten figures to be rediscovered.

Paris Internationale offers projects that maintain a sense of the avant-garde not found in all fairs, thereby contributing to the vitality of the Parisian art scene and the city’s appeal to artists and the international art community as a whole.

This year marks the renewal of a rich public program designed to facilitate exchanges and conversations between all those involved in the art world. The program includes free non-profit spaces, guided tours with selected personalities from the art world, and other events that will all be free and open to the general public.

Paris Internationale célébre sa 11ème édition du 22 au 26 octobre prochain. Vernissage et journée VIP auront lieu le 21 octobre (sur invitation).

Situé au Rond-point des Champs-Élysées, dans le 8ᵉ arrondissement, à deux pas de l’Arc de Triomphe.

Cette année, Paris Internationale a sélectionné 66 participants originaires de 19 pays, célébrant le retour de collaborateurs de longue date tel Derosia (New York), greengrassi (Londres), Kendall Koppe (Glasgow), KOW (Berlin), Martins&Montero (São Paulo/Brussels) ou Stereo (Varsovie), ainsi que l’arrivée de nouvelles venues dont Bombon Projects (Barcelone), Castle (Los Angeles), Llano (Mexico City) and Martina Simeti (Milan), qui exposeront aux côtés des galeries fondatrices.

Née de la vision presque utopique de créer une foire d’art contemporain à échelle humaine, où les rencontres, les découvertes, le contenu et les valeurs partagées sont aussi importantes que le succès commercial, Paris Internationale est une structure indépendante dont l’objectif principal est de promouvoir l’art contemporain. La foire propose un modèle alternatif et nécessaire : une place de marché forte dans laquelle une sélection pointue de participants venue du monde entier mêlant galeries commerciales et « project spaces » invités – se côtoient dans une programmation culturelle dense. La foire propose une esthétique nouvelle entre salon littéraire du XVIIIème siècle et foire d’art contemporain auto-gérée.

Les galeries sélectionnées ont en commun de partager une même vision du métier, dépassant l’aspect purement marchand. Actrices culturelles de leurs territoires, elles sont ancrées localement tout en œuvrant pour le rayonnement international des artistes qu’elles représentent. Paris Internationale encourage les présentations ambitieuses, conçues telles des expositions, permettant de découvrir de nouveaux artistes de toutes générations ou de redécouvrir des figures oubliées.

Paris Internationale continue de proposer des projets à l’avant garde que l’on ne pourrait pas imaginer dans d’autres foires, contribuant ainsi à la vitalité de la scène parisienne et à l’attractivité de la ville pour les artistes et toute la communauté internationale de l’art.

Elle reconduit cette année sa riche programmation publique dédiée à faciliter les échanges et les conversations entre les acteurs des mondes de l’art. Espace non-profit accueillis gracieusement, visites guidées et conversations avec des personnalités choisies du milieu de l’art, autant d’événements également gratuits et accessibles à tous les publics.

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Julien Ceccaldi, Dessert Coma, 2021, Acrylic on canvas, 152.4 x 121.9 x 3.8 cm. - © Courtesy of the Artist and Gaga, Mexico City., Paris Internationale
Julien Ceccaldi, Dessert Coma, 2021, Acrylic on canvas, 152.4 x 121.9 x 3.8 cm.
Ana Navas, Skirt Headed, 2023, fused glass, 156 x 95 x 2 cm. - © Courtesy of the Artist and Sperling, Munich., Paris Internationale
Ana Navas, Skirt Headed, 2023, fused glass, 156 x 95 x 2 cm.
Jędrzej Bieńko, Smile, 2025, acrylic on canvas, 50 x 80 cm (one panel: 50 x 40 cm). - © Courtesy of the Artist and Gunia Nowik, Warsaw., Paris Internationale
Jędrzej Bieńko, Smile, 2025, acrylic on canvas, 50 x 80 cm (one panel: 50 x 40 cm).
Tomek Tofilski, Kukurydza, varnished pigment print on cardboard, wood, staples, 200 x 98 cm, 2025. - © Courtesy of the artist and Turnus, Warsaw., Paris Internationale
Tomek Tofilski, Kukurydza, varnished pigment print on cardboard, wood, staples, 200 x 98 cm, 2025.
Erik Tlaseca, Meth Vampire (Eclipse), 2025 Hand twisted construction wire, metal hooks and wheels, vintage leather sling. - © Courtesy of the artist and Llano, Mexico City., Paris Internationale
Erik Tlaseca, Meth Vampire (Eclipse), 2025 Hand twisted construction wire, metal hooks and wheels, vintage leather sling.
Sam Anderson, Prophet, 2025, BJD doll, plastic, tape, fabric, thread, Tony Duquette mobile, wood, lipstick, acrylic, sealant, 58.4 x 17.8 x 24.1 cm. - © Courtesy of the artist and Derosia, New York., Paris Internationale
Sam Anderson, Prophet, 2025, BJD doll, plastic, tape, fabric, thread, Tony Duquette mobile, wood, lipstick, acrylic, sealant, 58.4 x 17.8 x 24.1 cm.
Shooshie Sulaiman, Sakana Shinbun, 2015-2023, Organized abandon materials, charcoal on canvas 84 x 20cm. - © Courtesy of the Artist and Tomio Koyama Gallery, Tokyo., Paris Internationale
Shooshie Sulaiman, Sakana Shinbun, 2015-2023, Organized abandon materials, charcoal on canvas 84 x 20cm.
Tobias Zielony, Snakepool, 2021, archival pigment print, 84.5 x 56.3 cm. - © Courtesy of the artist and KOW, Berlin., Paris Internationale
Tobias Zielony, Snakepool, 2021, archival pigment print, 84.5 x 56.3 cm.
Kiki Furlan, Parade, 2024. Wool, canvas, 43 x 60 x 4 cm. - © Courtesy the artist and GIANNI MANHATTAN, Vienna., Paris Internationale
Kiki Furlan, Parade, 2024. Wool, canvas, 43 x 60 x 4 cm.
Ana Mazzei
Suspiro, 2025
Garapeira wood, wrought iron, polished bronze, acrylic paint and impregnating varnish
165 x 23 x 40 cm - © Courtesy of the artist and Martins&Montero, São Paulo/Brussels. © Ana Pigosso, Paris Internationale
Ana Mazzei
Suspiro, 2025
Garapeira wood, wrought iron, polished bronze, acrylic paint and impregnating varnish
165 x 23 x 40 cm
Alexandra Christou, Untitled (Alexandra and Sofia life circle), 1995, oil on canvas, 150x110 cm. - © Courtesy of the artist and The Breeder, Athens., Paris Internationale
Alexandra Christou, Untitled (Alexandra and Sofia life circle), 1995, oil on canvas, 150x110 cm.
Sacha Kanah, A Little Green Rosetta, 2025 IBC, valve, inflatable sofa, steel rod, bleach, vacuum, 111 x 121 x 104 cm. - © Courtesy of the Artist and Clima, Milan., Paris Internationale
Sacha Kanah, A Little Green Rosetta, 2025 IBC, valve, inflatable sofa, steel rod, bleach, vacuum, 111 x 121 x 104 cm.
Milly Thompson, Pink Picabia Sleeping, 2016. Acrylic and oil on canvas, 71 x 91.5 x 2 cm. - © Courtesy of The Estate of Milly Thompson and Amanda Wilkinson, London., Paris Internationale
Milly Thompson, Pink Picabia Sleeping, 2016. Acrylic and oil on canvas, 71 x 91.5 x 2 cm.
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© Margot Montigny - © From left to right : Alessia Volpe, Anissa Touati, Gregor Staiger, Nerina Ciaccia, Silvia Ammon, Alix Dionot-Morani, Marie Lusa, Axel Dibie, Cornelia Grassi, Antoine Levi.© Margot Montigny, Paris Internationale
De gauche à droite : Alessia Volpe, Anissa Touati, Gregor Staiger, Nerina Ciaccia, Silvia Ammon, Alix Dionot-Morani, Marie Lusa, Axel Dibie, Cornelia Grassi, Antoine Levi © Margot Montigny

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