27 June - 29 November 2026
The Gallery Lends Two Works to the Exhibition “Picabia, Méditerranée. Picasso, Delaunay, Laurencin…” at the Musée d’Art moderne de Céret
Dedicated to a pivotal period in Francis Picabia’s career, the exhibition offers a fresh perspective on his work by highlighting the influence of his travels between New York and Barcelona, as well as the fundamental role that Iberian and Catalan culture played in shaping his artistic language. A leading figure of the avant-garde movements of the 1910s and 1920s, Picabia is presented as a key protagonist in the international artistic exchanges of the period.
Bringing together nearly one hundred works, the exhibition places Picabia’s oeuvre in dialogue with that of artists from his circle, including Marcel Duchamp, Suzanne Duchamp, Robert Delaunay, Sonia Delaunay, Marie Laurencin, Natalia Goncharova, Albert Gleizes, Juliette Roche, Kees van Dongen, and Pablo Picasso. It highlights the circulation of ideas and the artistic experimentation that shaped the European and American avant-garde movements of the early twentieth century.
The exhibition benefits from exceptional loans from major French and Spanish institutions, including the Centre Pompidou, the Musée de l’Orangerie, the Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía, the Museo Nacional Thyssen-Bornemisza, and the Musée Picasso in both Paris and Barcelona.
The gallery is proud to contribute to this major exhibition through the loan of one work by Francis Picabia and one work by Marie Laurencin from its collection. These two loans reflect the artistic dialogue at the heart of the exhibition and contribute to highlighting the aesthetic exchanges that defined the avant-garde movements of the early twentieth century.
03 June - 06 June 2026
More than 60 art and antique galleries will take over the neighborhood’s streets to offer a dynamic museum-style experience featuring exhibitions, meet-and-greets, and lectures.
24 January - 01 February 2025
DIRECTION
Brussels Expo
Place de Belgique 1, 1020 Brussels, Belgium
Each year, 130 international galleries occupy the 21,000 m² of Brussels Expo’s Halls 3 and 4. Be it ancient or modern painting, tribal art, jewellery, silverware or design, the most qualitative galleries in each specialty are carefully selected for each edition. Upon arriving at BRAFA, visitors are embarked on a journey throughout the aisles which boast a mix of eras and styles, enabling the gaze to remain alert. The variety of specialties on display also offers collectors the possibility of opening up to other fields.
09 November - 11 April 2026
Wifredo LAM Retrospective “When I Don't Sleep, I Dream”
25 August - 25 August 2025
30 June - 02 June 2025
11 June - 14 June 2025
From 11 to 14 June 2025, Carré Rive Gauche invites you to discover the neighbourhood's gallery owners and shopkeepers.
The Carré Rive Gauche is decked out in its finest finery, transforming its galleries into a living museum!
The streets that mark out this historic Parisian art district - rue du Bac, rue de Beaune, rue des Saints-Pères, rue de l'Université, rue de Lille, rue de Verneuil and quai Voltaire are being transformed into an ephemeral museum, punctuated by art trails, meetings and conferences.
04 April - 30 May 2025
We invite you to discover our new spring exhibition and our selection of works by Debré, Appel, de Staël, Estève, Gilioli, Lhote, Laurencin ...
26 March - 31 March 2025
26 January - 02 February 2025
DIRECTION
Brussels Expo
Place de Belgique 1, 1020 Brussels, Belgium
19 November - 19 December 2024
17 September - 27 September 2024
Our first back-to-school event !
12 February - 30 March 2024
27 January - 04 February 2024
Each year, 130 international galleries occupy the 21,000 m² of Palais 3 and 4 at Brussels Expo. Whether it's ancient or modern painting, tribal art, jewellery, silverware or design, the highest quality galleries in each speciality are carefully selected for each edition. As soon as visitors arrive at BRAFA, they embark on a journey through the aisles, where a mix of periods and styles keep the eye alert. The diversity of specialities on offer also gives collectors the chance to branch out into other fields.
31 July - 11 November 2023
The gallery is pleased to lend its painting by Douanier Rousseau, Portrait de femme au bouquet de fleurs (Clémence Boitard, the artist's first wife) as part of the exhibition The Wonderful World of the Naïf Painters at the Shanghai Jiushi Art Museum.
This marks the inaugural exhibition of Naive Art painters in China. The event promises to immerse audiences in a pure, simple, and fantastical artistic dream crafted by nine representative artists, including Henri Rousseau, the founder of the Naive School. These artists form a group driven by boundless creativity, enthusiasm, and a profound imagination for art and a better life. Through their unique and natural perspectives, they observe, record, and depict everyday subjects, expressing their most genuine inner emotions. The exhibition is divided into five major sections and will feature over 50 oil paintings from Naive Art. The nine artists showcased are Camille Bombois, Andre Bauchant, Seraphine Louis, Henri Rousseau, Dominique Peyronnet, Jean Eve, Ferdinand Desnos, Louis Vivin, and Rene Rimbert.
06 June - 25 July 2023
A private collection
The Galerie des Modernes pays tribute to the painter Lucien Coutaud through the collection of Maryvonne and Jean Binder.
Built up over the last forty years, this collection brings together a significant number of works from the 1930s to the 1970s.
