For its 23rd edition, Art Paris reunites 140 modern and contemporary art galleries from around 20 countries around the world. 

Art Paris supports the French art scene by associating each year with a curator’s gaze, a selection of specific projects presented by the galleries. This year, Hervé Mikhaeloff, independent curator, presents his vision, by bringing together twenty artworks on the theme of portraits and the renewal of figurative painting in France. 

The art fair will also inaugurate the ephemeral Grand Palais on the Champ de Mars, a temporary structure conceived by Jean-Michel wilmotte, which will host the events that traditionally take place in the Grand Palais, until its reopening. 


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Set in a parisian « hôtel particulier” of the 17th arrondissement, Drawing Factory has been welcoming for the past fez months thirty-three artists that bring drawing at the center of their work. 

Founded by Christine Phal and Carine Tissot, the aim of this initiative is to create a place of dialogue, experimentations and project realisation, around the theme of contemporary drawing. Each artists benefits from their personal working space, which allows them to follow their projects and develop new ones. 

Before its final closing on the 20th Septembre 2021; Drawing Factory opens one last time its doors to the public on the 10th and 11th September, an interesting way to discover young artists such as Odonchimeg Davaadorj, Juliette Green, Audrey Matt-Aubert, Quentin Spohin or François Réau.


Visit introduced by Christine Phal

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This year, the Dapper Foundation was given free reins to present the works of Barthélémy Toguo in the Quai Branly museum in Paris. This monographic exhibition presents some 50 works of the Cameroonian artist, today recognised around the world. 
Drawings, watercolours, sculptures, photos, installations or even performances, the artist uses many media to interrogate the future of our planet and open the beholder’s eye. He depicts human figures in pain or fills a wooden boat with wax ballots to comment on the great upheavals of the world today: wars, power abuses, immigration, famin, dangers…
Christiane Falgayrettes-Leveau offers a new gaze on Toguo’s works, by placing them side to side with traditional African artworks. 

Poster for "Désir d'humanité. Les univers de Barthélémy Toguo". Until 5th Decembre 2021. © musée du quai Branly - Jacques Chirac


visite en compagnie de l'artiste Barthélémy Toguo

Désir d'humanité. Les univers de Bartélémy Toguo