05.10.2022
Preview: October 18
October 19 – 23, 2022
35 Boulevard des Capucines
75002 Paris, France
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Paris Internationale is pleased to announce its 2022 edition, taking place from 19 to 23 October 2022 at 35 Boulevard des Capucines, in the second arrondissement of Paris. The professional preview will take place on Tuesday, October 18.
For its eighth edition, Paris Internationale will host 59 galleries from 26 countries and is honored to welcome back many longstanding collaborators including BQ (Berlin), Bureau (New York), Chapter NY (New York), Derosia (New York), FELIX GAUDLITZ (Vienna), greengrassi (London), Kayokoyuki (Tokyo), Kendall Koppe (Glasgow), KOW (Berlin), Max Mayer (Dusseldorf), Project Native Informant (London), ROH Projects (Jakarta), Temnikova & Kasela (Tallinn) or Stereo (Warsaw) along the three founding galleries Ciaccia Levi (Paris/Milan), Crèvecoeur (Paris) and Gregor Staiger (Zurich/Milan).
Additionally, Paris Internationale is proud to welcome 16 new exhibitors, amongst these: Amanda Wilkinson (London), Champ Lacombe (Biarritz), Galeri Nev (Ankara/Istanbul), Higher Pictures Generation (New York), Lodos (Mexico City), Lomex (New York), P420 (Bologna), Schiefe Zähne (Berlin), Theta (New York).
Participants at the fair are selected both for their work in local and international contexts as well as the specific projects that they will bring to Paris. Aside from these leading galleries and their artists that together drive the discourse in contemporary art, Paris Internationale also regularly hosts non-profit spaces, which aren’t charged a participation fee to make their contributions to contemporary art available to an international audience.
For the first time, Paris Internationale benefits from the support of CNAP (Centre national des arts plastiques) and will present the collaborative exhibition Maintenant, which will bring together four artists: Maxime Bichon, Vincent Ceraudo, Marcelline Delbecq and Suzanne Lafont. The fair will take place in an incredible historical but completely gutted venue: the former studio of pioneer French photographer Nadar and home of the hugely important first Impressionist Exhibition in 1874. On five levels covering almost 3000m2, Paris Internationale will welcome its galleries, collectors and the art and culture community. Located in the heart of Paris’ historic center between Opera and Place Vendôme, the former studio building will provide yet another unique backdrop for the fair’s participants and visitors.
Renowned architects Christ & Gantenbein, an international practice dedicated to the broad realm of architecture, will conceive the fair’s exhibition design, tailor-made for this year’s location and context, employing its substantial expertise in designing spaces for art and culture from major projects including the extensions of the Kunstmuseum Basel, the Swiss National Museum, and MACBA in Barcelona.
Paris Internationale’s public programs, accessible to all and free of charge, take place throughout the fair. Aiming to facilitate exchanges and conversations about art between members of the international art worlds, these events maintain an informal and unconventional dimension. For the second consecutive year, the conversation program are conceived and moderated by Anissa Touati. Details will be published soon. Paris Internationale is also renewing Daily Dérives, its program of conversations led by emblematic personalities of the art world. These highlights will take the form of guided tours inside Paris Internationale 2022.
Finally, a novelty this year: thanks to the support of Pébéo, Paris Internationale is setting up a specific program for kids and is designing a booklet for its youngest visitors.
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