Shows & Exhibitions
Our gallery in the 8th arrondissement of Paris welcomes you with thematic exhibitions throughout the year. An opportunity to discover the works of our artists in all their splendour.
Mood of the week: Orange
16 - February 22, 2026
- Parvaze & Mayer ,
- Agnès Doolag ,
- Edouard BUZON ,
- Catherine Vanhullebusch ,
- Thierry Genay ,
- Peter Keizer ,
- MICHELLE Y WILLIAMS ,
- Juan Escudero ,
- Dimitri Bourriau ,
- Axelle Gosse ,
- Charlotte Fröling
The colour orange envelops us in summer warmth, joy and delicious vibrancy. It distils unexpected comfort in the heart of winter, like biting into a juicy clementine or lingering over an amber-hued sunset. By turns vibrant and soothing, flamboyant and subtly veiled, it plays with light and emotions. Featured in our selection of works of the week, it infuses the perfect dose of radiance and lightness to brighten up the season.
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Mood of the week: Valentine's Day
09 - February 15, 2026
- Charlotte Fröling ,
- Nicolas Dubreuille ,
- Peter Keizer ,
- Catarina Carreiras ,
- Rosa Galindo ,
- Catherine Vanhullebusch ,
- Silvia CALMEJANE ,
- Juan Escudero ,
- Agnès Doolag ,
- Jessica Martin ,
- Charlotte Champion ,
- Didier Fournet
Valentine's Day is approaching, and once again this year, everything has been perfectly orchestrated: the bouquet of flowers, the getaway to Lake Como, the table reserved at the restaurant where you first met. Year after year, you confirm what is obvious: being together makes you better. And if you're single, you also know that your own company is second to none. It's the day to declare your love, so why not do it? Our selection is a tribute to love, so for once, say it with art!
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Mood of the week: Primary colours
02 - February 8, 2026
- Marcel Ceuppens ,
- Parvaze & Mayer ,
- Robert le Héros Art ,
- Axelle Gosse ,
- Jessica Martin ,
- Joris Ghilini ,
- Charlotte Champion ,
- Vinça MONADÉ ,
- Peter Clark ,
- Nicolas Dubreuille ,
- Reinhard Gorner ,
- Thierry Genay ,
- Silvia CALMEJANE
Since the Renaissance, artists have known that by combining red, yellow and blue, they can generate a wide variety of colours. By using pure primary colours, as Piet Mondrian did, the aim is no longer to reproduce the world or mix shades, but to assert colours recognised as fundamental in art, science and industry. Red, yellow and blue thus become signs, conveyors of a universal visual language. The selection of works presented in this newsletter highlights this radical approach: compositions in which primary colours stand out for their intensity, clarity and expressive power, reminding us how simplicity can be a source of great visual richness.
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Mood of the week: Weightless
January 26 - February 1, 2026
- Camil Giralt ,
- Joris Ghilini ,
- Jeff Robb ,
- Ana D. & Noora K. ,
- Marine DE SOOS ,
- Charlotte Champion ,
- Marie-Ange Daudé ,
- Rosa Galindo ,
- Elise OUDIN GILLES ,
- Begoña Terradas ,
- Cooper Seykens ,
- Antoine Gaussin ,
- Catarina Carreiras
The Petit Palais in Paris is showcasing the works of Finnish painter Pekka Halonen, whose delicate palette, gentle snowy landscapes, and infinite variety of whites captivate the eye. His paintings, bathed in pastel shades, exude a sense of calm and clarity that invites contemplation. This exhibition inspired us to evoke lightness, weightlessness, and floating forms—in other words, to get some fresh air. In these troubled times, nothing is more precious than rising up for a moment, gaining height, and surrendering to the breath of the wind, silence, and peace.
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Mood of the week: Dots
19 - January 25, 2026
- Cooper Seykens ,
- Lídia Masllorens ,
- Silvia CALMEJANE ,
- Peter Keizer ,
- Rosa Galindo ,
- Begoña Terradas ,
- Antoine Gaussin ,
- Ana D. & Noora K. ,
- Didier Fournet ,
- Edouard BUZON ,
- Dimitri Bourriau
If there is one artist who has successfully revisited the theme dear to the Impressionists and Pointillists, it is the Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama. It is impossible to miss her work: an explosion of red, yellow, and black dots applied to all kinds of objects and surfaces. For example, this photograph captures one of her works, created from 1,200 red dots, installed in the Glass House of architect Philip Johnson, her longtime friend. Our artists are equally inspired by the dotted pattern in our selection of the week...
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Mood of the week: Exotic plants
12 - January 18, 2026
- Ana D. & Noora K. ,
- Silvia CALMEJANE ,
- Axelle Gosse ,
- Didier Fournet ,
- Camil Giralt ,
- Edouard BUZON ,
- Thierry Genay ,
- Agnès Doolag ,
- Camille Levert ,
- Yanne Kintgen ,
- Peter Keizer
Living under the tropics and watching exotic plants grow: a comforting dream during these snowy months when everything invites us to hibernate. Since the end of the 15th century, these plants from faraway lands, from majestic palm trees to mysterious carnivorous plants, have populated cabinets of curiosities and fascinated the eyes of those living in temperate regions. Symbols of escape and discovery, they conjure up images of lush jungles inhabited by extraordinary life forms. Through this selection of works, our artists give shape to real or fictional plants, both fantastical and dreamlike. An invitation to travel, to dream, and to let the warmth of the tropics warm our hearts.
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Mood of the week: Frozen lake
01 - January 11, 2026
- Antoine Gaussin ,
- Edouard BUZON ,
- Catherine Vanhullebusch ,
- Agnès Doolag ,
- Mikael Lafontan ,
- Charlotte Champion ,
- Silvia CALMEJANE ,
- Juan Escudero ,
- Camil Giralt ,
- Parvaze & Mayer
What could be more peaceful than a house on the edge of a lake, in the heart of the Siberian steppes or a remote, timeless region? When winter sets in, the lake is covered with a veil of ice, and silence descends. The birds desert the sky, the aquatic fauna falls asleep, and the forest animals hibernate. Meanwhile, huddled in our refuge on the frozen lake, we surrender to this same tranquility. By the light of a wood fire, enveloped in warmth, we make winter a meditative interlude, suspended until the return of spring. And in the meantime, happy new year 2026!
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