Halle Saint-Pierre, 2 rue Ronsard - 75018
Cultural Center located at the foot of Montmartre in 1986, the Halle Saint-Pierre is renowned for its exhibitions of art brut and art singular. This former market built in 1868 in an architectural style Baltard now includes a museum, a gallery, a cafe, an auditorium and a library. Part of an initiative by Max Fourny, the museum's collection which was done by order and by gifts from artists over 600 works. He reigns in this place designed by Max Fourny a warm and friendly atmosphere where cross artists, collectors and visitors. Among exposures that have marked this place we find Petra Werle and small figures made of bread crumbs and insects, The World According to HR Giger, or the British Outsider Art.
Kreo Gallery, 31 Rue Dauphine - 75006
Specializing in contemporary design, the gallery Kreo is defined as a "space laboratory dedicated to research work of its creators." The style of the objects that are exposed is both simple and luxurious, chic and elegant, bright and refreshing. We find a wide variety of lighting fixtures of the 50s, mirrors and furniture. The establishment of this flagship gallery is undoubtedly the Boat-tub installed in front. Its interior resembles that of the pristine porcelain and her hull made of wooden slats clear nail us on a journey into pleasure. Our view takes in a multitude of objects more creative than each other whose design never ceases to amaze.
Galerie Emmanuel Perrotin, 76 Rue de Turenne - 75003
Highly prized by lovers of contemporary art, Galerie Emmanuel Perrotin exhibits which juggling between the poetic, the shameless, the outrageous and seductive. The success of this space has allowed the owner to open a second gallery in Paris and a another in Miami. Located in a beautiful mansion 700 yards in the 3rd district, this gallery has been a springboard for many artists on the contemporary scene. It may be mentioned among the best known Sophie Calle, Damien Hirst, Takashi Murakami, Wim Delvoye ... To top it off, the gallery has even created Bing, its own quarterly magazine of contemporary art.
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