What does Art Paris 2026 reveal? At the Grand Palais, the fair redefines the balance between the French art scene, the global market, and new artistic practices.
The reopening edition welcomed more than 50,000 visitors, confirming the public’s strong appetite for major art exhibitions in Paris and demonstrating the renovated Grand Palais’s capacity to host large-scale cultural events. Despite exceptionally high attendance on opening night — at times exceeding planned capacity — the overall outcome was unanimously positive and reflects the renewed attractiveness of the event.
In 2026, ceramics more than ever assert themselves as one of the leading mediums in the European art market. Between international fairs, institutional biennials, and specialized salons, Europe offers a rich landscape for discovering trends, meeting artists, and identifying the most significant works of the moment. Here are the five must-see ceramic fairs in 2026, selected for their curatorial quality, international reach, and appeal to collectors.
Recognised as the world’s largest art fair, TEFAF Maastricht 2026 will return from 14 to 19 March 2026, with VIP access on 12 and 13 March. The event will bring together 276 international galleries at the Maastricht Exhibition & Conference Centre. The fair will cover 7,000 years of art history, from antiquity to contemporary art. […]
An Exceptional Panorama from Old Masters to Modern, Design and Contemporary Art With nearly 150 galleries from 18 countries, BRAFA Art Fair 2026 confirms its status as one of Europe’s most influential art-market events. Known for its rigorous selections, cross-period narratives and museum-quality works, the Brussels fair continues to attract collectors, curators and institutions from […]
In 2026, the global art scene will be shaped by the world’s most influential fairs across Brussels, Paris, Basel, Venice, Copenhagen, Maastricht, and Miami.
Collectors, curators, galleries, and art lovers will once again converge on these key destinations where the art market sets its pace, trends, and record sales.
The BRAFA Art Fair 2026, held from January 25 to February 1, 2026 at Brussels Expo, is shaping up to be one of Europe’s major art-market events. With nearly 150 international galleries, a spectacular scenography, the exceptional presence of the King Baudouin Foundation as guest of honour, and a selection of artworks spanning five continents, the 2026 edition is already positioning itself as a must-attend fair for collectors, art lovers, and market professionals.
The Biennale Arte 2026, titled In Minor Keys, is set to be one of the year’s major cultural moments. Conceived by Cameroonian curator Koyo Kouoh before her passing in 2025, it offers a sensitive vision centered on listening to the world’s subtle murmurs. Running from 9 May to 22 November 2026 across several venues in Venice, this edition promises a meditative, deeply human experience that stands apart from the visual excess often seen in contemporary exhibitions.
Paris Photo 2025 has transformed the Grand Palais into a true world capital of photography. With 222 exhibitors from 33 countries, the fair offers a unique panorama of contemporary creation.Amid this vibrant energy, three encounters stood out. Three artists, three approaches, three powerful emotions — and three reasons not to miss this edition. 1. Mia […]
From October 25 to 27, 2025, Menart Fair celebrates its 6th edition at Galerie Joseph-Turenne in Paris. As the only European art fair exclusively dedicated to modern and contemporary art from the MENA region (Middle East & North Africa), it has become a must-attend event during Paris Art Week, attracting collectors, institutions, and art lovers from across the globe.
