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7 rue Debelleyme 75003 Paris
Tel: (331) 42 72 99 00
One of the most renowned contemporary art galleries in Paris, the Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac specializes in European and North American works. The Galerie, founded in 1983 by Mr. Thaddaeus Ropac, organizes extensive solo and group exhibitions on its own premises, and in conjunction with other museums and non-commercial art institutions. The Galerie’s headquarters are based in Salzburg. |
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3 rue du pont Louis Philippe
75004 Paris
Tel: (331) 42 77 38 24
Agathe Gaillard opened her gallery in 1975—an exclusive forum for art nouveau photography. View photographic renderings from 1945 to present including themes from nature to fashion to sports and portraiture. |
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38 rue St Croix de la Bretonnerie
75004 Paris
Tel: (331) 42 72 09 10
Established 25 years ago, the Galerie Baudoin Lebon features a large, eclectic mix of paintings, photographs and sculpture from renowned artists including Dubuffet, Michaux, Steichen, Kuhn and Mapplethorpe. |
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108 rue vieille du temple 75003 Paris
Tel: (331) 01 42 71 09 33
Yvon Lambert materialized his dream of opening his own gallery in 1967. Its purpose—to recognize the talent of new and upcoming artists as well as that of seasoned artists. A gallery you won’t want to miss, it has hosted the works of such artists as Christian Boltanski, Carl Andre, Daniel Buren and Niele Toroni among others. Occasionally Lambert even exhibits his own art, a body of work in progress since the age of 14. |
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