GRAND PALAIS Éphémère, PARIS

GRAND PALAIS Éphémère,

PARIS

47th eDITION 21-24 october 2021

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FIAC AT THE GRAND PALAIS ÉPHÉMÈRE

GALLERIES LIST2021 Exhibitor List-General Sector-Young Galleries Sector-Design & Architecture-EditionsOther ExhibitorsSolo and duo shows

CULTURAL PROGRAMMESJardin des TuileriesPlace VendômeMusée national Eugène DelacroixConversation RoomParades for FIAC

FIAC ONLINE VIEWING ROOMS

IN PARIS DURING FIACGallery NightExhibitions in Parisian Institutions

PRACTICAL INFORMATIONGrand Palais ÉphémèreFIAC Online Viewing Rooms

PARTNERS

ORGANISATION


From October 21st to October 24th, for its 47th edition, FIAC is pleased to bring together over 160 galleries from 26 countries at the Grand Palais Ephémère and the Galerie Eiffel, which has been specifically installed for FIAC as an extension of the structure on the Champ-de-Mars.

The selection will include modern art, contemporary art, and design galleries, as well as editions, from France and other European countries, Great Britain, North and South America, Asia, Africa as well as the Middle East.

The physical fair will be enriched by the return of FIAC Online Viewing Rooms, powered by Artlogic, whose inaugural edition was enthusiastically received earlier this spring. Exhibitors presented at the Champ-de-Mars will be joined by a selection of 50 galleries who will exhibit exclusively online. The list will be announced shortly.

For its 2021 edition, in its General Sector, FIAC will include the most prestigious galleries of the French and international scene: Galerie 1900-2000 (Paris), Air de Paris (Paris), Almine Rech (Paris, Brussels, London, New York), Applicat Prazan (Paris), Art : Concept (Paris), Massimo de Carlo (Milano, London, Hong Kong, Paris), Chantal Crousel (Paris), Paula Cooper (New York), Gagosian (Paris, New York, Beverly Hills, London, Hong Kong), Gladstone Gallery (New York, Brussels), Marian Goodman (Paris, New York), Karsten Greve (Paris, Cologne, St. Moritz), Hauser & Wirth (London, Somerset, New York, Los Angeles, Hong Kong, Zürich), Xavier Hufkens (Brussels), Lelong & Co (Paris, New York), kamel mennour (Paris, London), Nahmad Contemporary (New York), neugerriemschneider (Berlin), Nathalie Obadia (Paris, Brussels), Pace (New York, London, Hong Kong, Palo Alto, Seoul, Genève), Perrotin (Paris, Hong Kong, New York, Seoul, Tokyo, Shanghai), TEMPLON (Paris, Brussels), Thaddaeus Ropac (Paris, Salzburg, London), Esther Schipper (Berlin), Georges-Philippe et Nathalie Vallois (Paris), Van de Weghe (New York), White Cube (London, Hong Kong), Jocelyn Wolff (Paris), Zeno X (Antwerp), David Zwirner (New York, London, Hong Kong, Paris), and more.

This year, 32 new French and international galleries will join the General Sector. Among them: christian berst art brut (Paris), Andrew Edlin (New York), Emanuel Layr (Vienna), Marfa’ (Beirut), Sies + Höke (Düsseldorf), Deborah Schamoni (Munich), Sultana (Paris), Rachel Uffner (New York), Zeno X (Antwerp).

FIAC pursues its engagement towards emerging galleries, notably through the Young Galleries Sector. The ten galleries selected - Bel Ami (Los Angeles), Chris Sharp Gallery (Los Angeles), Noah Klink (Berlin), Öktem Aykut (Istanbul), Dawid Radziszewski (Warsaw), Sans titre (2016) (Paris), Martina Simeti (Milano), Soft Opening (London), Sweetwater (Berlin), Weiss Falk (Basel) - will receive financial support of 50% of booth costs to contribute to their participation.

The Design Sector, present at FIAC since 2017, will host key galleries from the furniture market and modern and contemporary design: Jousse entreprise – Mobilier d’architectes (Paris), Galerie kreo (Paris, London),LAFFANOUR – Galerie Downtown (Paris), Eric Philippe (Paris), et Galerie Patrick Seguin (Paris). FIAC reinforces the presence of galleries of fine art editions and multiples: mfc-michèle didier (Paris, Bruxelles), Gilles Drouault galerie/multiples (Paris), Florence Loewy (Paris) TCHIKEBE (Marseille), STPI (Singapour), WE DO NOT WORK ALONE (Paris), Editions Sylvain Courbois (Lille).

FIAC renews its cultural programmes with its iconic FIAC Hors les Murs exhibition: artworks and architectural projects will be presented in collaboration with the Domaine national du Louvre et des Tuileries at the Jardin des Tuileries. The musée national Eugène Delacroix will feature an exhibition by Jean Claracq, curated by Claire Bessède (Director of the musée national Eugène Delacroix). The exhibition will create a dialogue between paintings by Eugène Delacroix around the theme of youth, and the œuvre of Jean Claracq, in collaboration with Galerie Sultana (Paris). As every year, FIAC Hors les Murs will extend to Place Vendôme, and FIAC programmes will be completed by the Conversation Room, a cycle of conferences, and the performance programme Parades for FIAC.

The Petit Palais, a partner institution of FIAC since 2016, will present a solo exhibition by Jean-Michel Othoniel, Le Théorème de Narcisse, in collaboration with Perrotin.

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The 47th edition of FIAC will take place for the first time at the Grand Palais Ephémère on the Champ-de-Mars, from 21 to 24 October 2021.

Designed to host exhibitions, fairs, fashion shows and sporting events usually held at the Grand Palais until the reopening of the Nave and the adjoining galleries for the Olympic Games in 2024, the Grand Palais Ephémère will also host the judo and wrestling competitions for the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris, as well as Parajudo and Wheelchair Rugby events of the Paralympic Games.

Designed by architect Jean-Michel Wilmotte as the expression of urban challenges of the 21st century, the Grand Palais Ephémère is the example of a new, sustainable, agile and eco-responsible architecture. It blends harmoniously into the surroundings of the Champ-de-Mars, and reflects the history of this site, in direct continuity with the role it fulfilled during the great World Exhibitions of the 19th and early 20th centuries.

An edifice with a surface area of 10 000 square metres, the Grand Palais Ephémère was built to reflect the original Parisian monument, around a principal nave comprising forty-four sustainably sourced wooden archways, enveloped in a fully recyclable transparent web.

As an extension of the Grand Palais Ephémère, FIAC is delighted to invest the Galerie Eiffel, an additional wing, installed on the Champ-de-Mars on the Eiffel Tower side. Together, the Grand Palais Ephémère and the Galerie Eiffel will form a prestigious setting, combining tradition and modernity, to host this great celebration of international creation.

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FIAC GALLERIESFor its 47th edition, FIAC is pleased to host over 160 galleries on the Champ-de-Mars, within the Grand Palais Ephémère, and its extension the Galerie Eiffel.

GENERAL SECTORThe 2021 edition of FIAC will bring together a selection of galleries of modern art, contemporary art, design, and editions in the General Sector.

Among the French galleries, FIAC will host major figures in the field of modern art such as: Galerie 1900-2000, Applicat-Prazan, Le Minotaure, Galerie Zlotowski; contemporary art, such as: Air de Paris, Art : Concept, Chantal Croussel, gb agency, Lelong & Co., kamel mennour, Nathalie Obadia, Perrotin, Almine Rech, TEMPLON, Georges-Philippe & Nathalie Vallois, Jocelyn Wolff, High Art, Balice Hertling or Marcelle Alix, to mention but a few; or Art Brut, with the arrival this year of the christian berst - art brut. We also note the presence of Galerie Karsten Greve (established in France since 1989), Thaddaeus Ropac (established in France since 1990), Marian Goodmann (established in France since 1995), Gagosian (established in France since 2010), Max Hetzler (established in France since 2014) and Fitzpatrick Gallery (established in France since 2017).

FIAC will present a significant contingent of influential galleries from the European continent, such as: Buchhloz, Capitain Petzel, Continua, Massimo De Carlo, Konrad Fischer, Bärbel Grässlin, Max Hetzler, Hauser & Wirth, Xavier Hufkens, Krinzinger, Peter Kilchmann, Simon Lee, Mai 36 Galerie, Victoria Miro, neugerriemschneider, Esther Schipper, Sies + Höke, White Cube, Zeno X. We also note the presence of galleries renowned for their role as prescribers, such as Dawid Radziszewski, LambdaLambdaLambda, Karma international, Neue Altre Brücke, Peres Projects, Plan B, The Breeder, ZERO…

The 2021 edition of FIAC will also host leading galleries from the American continent (United States, Mexico, Brazil), such as: Paula Cooper, Andrew Edlin, Gagosian, Gladstone Gallery, Marian Goodman, Anton Kern, Nahmad Contemporary, Pace, Skarstedt, Rachel Uffner, Van de Weghe or David Zwirner. Many galleries from the young generation will also be present, notably: Bel Ami, CLEARING, LABOR, François Ghebaly et Mendes Wood DM.

The FIAC will also present exhibitors from Asia, Africa, as well as the Middle East, with the participation of Kukje (Seoul), PKM (Seoul), STPI (Singapore), Cécile Fakhoury (Paris, Abidjan, Dakar), Dastan Gallery (Teheran), Marfa’ (Beirut), Dvir Gallery (Tel Aviv, Bruxelles), Öktem Aykut (Istanbul).

Participants in the General Sector were selected by a committee consisting of internationally renowned gallerists, representing complementary fields of expertise, geographic zones, and generations: Isabelle Alfonsi (Marcelle Alix, Paris), Florence Bonnefous (Air de Paris, Paris), Daniel Buchholz (Buchholz, Berlin, Köln, New York), Karolina Danków (Karma International, Zurich, Los Angeles), Mark Dickenson (Neue Alte Brücke, Frankfurt), Joseph Nahmad (Nahmad Contemporary, New York), Niklas Svennung (Chantal Crousel, Paris), Christophe Van de Weghe (Van de Weghe, New York), Paolo Zani (ZERO…, Milano).

YOUNG GALLERIES SECTOR10 galleries have been selected to join the Young Galleries Sector of FIAC 2021 edition. These exhibitors were chosen on the basis of a specific project, presenting one or more emerging artists. Since 2009, FIAC has supported young international galleries to enable them to participate in this major event on the contemporary art calendar.

They receive financial support from FIAC to the level of 50% of the price of their stand and their accommodation is also covered for the duration of the event.

For this 47th edition, the Young Galleries Sector will host galleries from 8 countries (France, Germany, Italy, Poland, United Kingdom, United States, Switzerland, Turkey) and will once again illustrate the dynamism of the young international scene: Bel Ami (Los Angeles), Noah Klink (Berlin), Öktem Aykut (Istanbul), Dawid Radziszewski (Warszawa), sans titre (2016) (Paris), Chris Sharp Gallery (Los Angeles), Martina Simeti (Milano), Soft Opening (London), Sweetwater (Berlin), Weiss Falk (Basel).

Artists featured in the Young Galleries Sector are: Soshiro Matsubara and Lauren Satlowski at Bel Ami, Charlotte Dualé at Noah Klink, Dorian Sari at Öktem Aykut, Joanna Piotrowska and Serban Savu at Dawid Radziszewski, Agnes Scherer at sans titre (2016), Isabel Nuño de Buen at Chris Sharp Gallery, Real Madrid at Martina Simeti, Wai Kin Sin at Soft Opening, Kayode Ojo at Sweetwater, Urban Zellweger at Weiss Falk.

Galleries participating in the Young Galleries Sector were selected by a jury comprising: Saim Dermircan (Curator and Writer, Aspen Art Museum), Mark Dickenson (Gallerist, Neue Alte Brücke, Frankfurt), Oriane Durand (Curator and Author, Marseille), Ebony L. Haynes (Writer and Curator, Director David Zwirner, New York).

DESIGNFIAC confirms its desire to host modern and contemporary design galleries at the Grand Palais, with the return of 5 exhibitors of international renown who jointly participated in the creation of the sector in 2004, and its re-establishment in 2017: Jousse entreprise – Mobilier d’architectes (Paris), Galerie kreo (Paris, London), LAFFANOUR – Galerie Downtown (Paris), Eric Philippe (Paris) and Galerie Patrick Seguin (Paris).

EDITIONSFor its 47th edition, FIAC is honoured to feature 7 French and international creators of editions among its exhibitors: mfc-michèle didier (Paris, Bruxelles), Gilles Drouault galerie/multiples (Paris), Florence Loewy (Paris), TCHIKEBE (Marseille), STPI (Singapour), WE DO NOT WORK ALONE (Paris), Editions Sylvain Courbois (Lille).

MODERN AND CONTEMPORARY ART GALLERIESGalerie 1900-2000 • Paris1 Mira Madrid • MadridAir de Paris • ParisAllen • ParisAndréhn-Schiptjenko • Stockholm, ParisApplicat-Prazan • ParisArt : Concept • ParisAlfonso Artiaco • NapoliBalice Hertling • ParisBaronian Xippas • Brusselsanne barrault • Paris *christian berst art brut • Paris *Sébastien Bertrand • Genève *The Breeder • AthensBuchholz • Cologne, Berlin, New YorkCampoli Presti • Paris, LondonCapitain Petzel • BerlinCardi • Milano, LondonCeysson & Bénétière • Paris, Luxembourg, Saint-Étienne, New York, Lyon C L E A R I N G • New York, BrusselsContemporary Fine Art • Berlin Continua • San Gimignano, Beijing, Boissy-le-Châtel, Habana, Roma, São Paulo, ParisPaula Cooper • New YorkRaffaella Cortese • MilanoChantal Crousel • ParisDastan Gallery • TehranEllen de Bruijne Projects • AmsterdamMassimo De Carlo • Milano, London, Hong Kong, ParisDOCUMENT • ChicagoDowns & Ross • New York *Dvir Gallery • Tel Aviv, BrusselsAndrew Edlin • New York *Efremidis • Berlin *frank elbaz • ParisExo Exo • Paris *Cécile Fakhoury • Paris, Abidjan, DakarImane Farès • ParisKonrad Fischer • Düsseldorf, BerlinFITZPATRICK GALLERY • ParisGagosian • Paris, New York, Beverly Hills, London, Hong KongChristophe Gaillard • ParisGaudel de Stampa • Parisgb agency • ParisFrançois Ghebaly • Los AngelesGIANNI MANHATTAN • ViennaGladstone Gallery • New York, BrusselsLaurent Godin • ParisMarian Goodman • Paris, New YorkBärbel Grässlin • FrankfurtKarsten Greve • Paris, Cologne, St. MoritzHauser & Wirth • London, Somerset, New York, Los Angeles, Hong Kong, ZürichMax Hetzler • Berlin, Paris, LondonHigh Art • Paris, ArlesXavier Hufkens • Brusselshunt kastner • PragueMariane Ibrahim • Chicago, ParisIn Situ - Fabienne Leclerc • ParisCatherine Issert • Saint-PaulJousse entreprise - Art contemporain • ParisAnnely Juda Fine Art • London


Jan Kaps • CologneKarma International • ZürichKerlin • Dublin Anton Kern • New YorkPeter Kilchmann • ZürichTina Kim Gallery • New York *Klemm’s • Berlin *Tomio Koyama • TokyoKrinzinger • ViennaKukje • SeoulLABOR • México D.F.LambdaLambdaLambda • PrishtinaEmanuel Layr • Vienna *Le Minotaure • ParisSimon Lee • London, Hong KongLelong & Co. • Paris, New YorkLoevenbruck • ParisMagnin-A • ParisMai 36 Galerie • ZürichMarcelle Alix • ParisMarfa’ • Beirut *Jaqueline Martins • São Paulo Martos Gallery • New YorkMazzoleni • Torino, LondonMendes Wood DM • São Paulo, Brussels, New Yorkkamel mennour • Paris, LondonMeyer Kainer • ViennaVictoria Miro • London, VeneziaGalerie Mitterrand • Paris *Édouard Montassut • Parismor charpentier • ParisNächst St. Stephan Rosemarie Schwarzwälder • ViennaNahmad Contemporary • New YorkNeue Alte Brücke • Frankfurtneugerriemschneider • BerlinNoguerasBlanchard • Barcelona, MadridNathalie Obadia • Paris, BrusselsGuillermo de Osma • MadridP420 • BolognaPace • New York, London, Hong Kong, Palo Alto, Seoul, GenèveGalerie Papillon • ParisParra & Romero • Madrid, IbizaPeres Projects • BerlinPerrotin • Paris, Hong Kong, New York, Seoul, Tokyo, ShanghaiPKM Gallery • SeoulPlan B • Cluj, BerlinPM8 / Francisco Salas • VigoJérôme Poggi • Paris *Almine Rech • Paris, Brussels, London, New York, ShanghaiMichel Rein • Paris, BrusselsThaddaeus Ropac • Paris, Salzburg, LondonSalle Principale • Paris *Deborah Schamoni • Munich *Esther Schipper • BerlinSemiose • Paris Sies + Höke • Düsseldorf *Skarstedt • New York, London, ParisPietro Sparta • ChagnySpazioA • Pistoia *Stigter Van Doesburg • AmsterdamJacky Strenz • FrankfurtSultana • Paris *TEMPLON • Paris, Brussels

Tornabuoni Art • Firenze, Milano, ParisUbu Gallery • New YorkRachel Uffner • New York *Georges-Philippe & Nathalie Vallois • ParisTim Van Laere • AntwerpVan de Weghe • New YorkVedovi • BrusselsVenus Over Manhattan • New YorkAnne de Villepoix • Paris *Vistamare/Vistamarestudio • Pescara, MilanoWaddington Custot • LondonWhite Cube • London, Hong KongJocelyn Wolff • ParisThomas Zander • CologneZeno X • Antwerp *ZERO... • MilanoGalerie Zlotowski • ParisMartin van Zomeren • AmsterdamDavid Zwirner • New York, London, Hong Kong, Paris

YOUNG GALLERIES SECTORBel Ami • Los Angeles *Noah Klink • Berlin *Öktem Aykut • Istanbul *Dawid Radziszewski • Warszawasans titre (2016) • Paris *Chris Sharp Gallery • Los Angeles *Martina Simeti • Milano *Soft Opening • LondonSweetwater • Berlin *Weiss Falk • Basel

DESIGN & ARCHITECTUREJousse entreprise - Mobilier d’architectes • ParisGalerie kreo • ParisLAFFANOUR - Galerie Downtown • ParisEric Philippe • ParisGalerie Patrick Seguin • Paris

EDITIONSÉditions Sylvain Courbois • Lille *Gilles Drouault galerie/multiples • ParisFlorence Loewy • Parismfc-michèle didier • Paris, BrusselsSTPI • Singapore *TCHIKEBE • MarseilleWE DO NOT WORK ALONE • Paris

OTHER EXHIBITORSAteliers d’art de la Réunion des musées nationaux - Grand-Palais • Paris *Fonds d’art contemporain – Paris Collections • ParisCollection Lambert • Avignon

Exhibitor list as of July 23rd, may be updated by the opening of the fair

* Galleries joining the fair in 2021


SOLO SHOWSLubos Plny (born in 1961 in Ceská Lípa, Czech Republic) at christian berst art brutAks Misyuta (born in 1984 in Bryansk, Russia) at Sébastien Bertrand Erin Jane Nelson (born in 1989 in Neenah,USA) at DOCUMENTHadi Fallahpisheh (born in 1987 in Teheran, Iran) at EfremidisKenjiro Okazaki (born in 1955 in Tokyo, Japan) at frank elbazCecilia Granara (born in 1991 in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia) at Exo ExoCheikh Ndiaye (born in 1970 in Dakar, Senegal) at Cécile Fakhoury Gaia Vincensini (born in 1992 in Geneva, Switzerland) at Gaudel de StampaMarina Faust (born in 1950 in Vienna, Austria) at GIANNI MANHATTANEtienne Chambaud (born in 1980 in Mulhouse, France) at LABORMaaike Schoorel (born in 1973 in Santpoort-Noord, The Netherlands) at Mendes Wood DM Dennis Oppenheim (born in 1938 in Electric City, USA died in 2011 in New York, USA) at Galerie Mitterrand Nora Kapfer (born in 1984 in Germany) at Édouard MontassutThomas Bayrle (born in 1937 in Berlin, Germany) at neugerriemschneiderElena Narbutaite (born in 1984 in Vilnius, Lithuania) at PM8 / Francisco SalasLois Weinberger (born in 1947 in Stams, Austria, died in 2020 in Vienna, Austria) at Salle PrincipaleNona Inescu (born in 1991 in Bucharest, Romania) at SpazioAPaul Maheke (born in 1985 in Brive-la-Gaillarde, France) at SultanaOlivier Mosset (born in 1944 in Bern, Switzerland) at TCHIKEBEJoyce Pensato (born in 1941 in Brooklyn, USA, died in 2019 in New York, USA) at Anne de Villepoix

DUO SHOWSHoda Kashiha (born in 1986 in Tehran, Iran) and Farrokh Mahdavi (born in 1970 in Tehran, Iran) at Dastan Gallery

Cathryn Boch (born in 1968 in Strasbourg, France) and Hreinn Fridfinnsson (born in 1943 in Baer Dölum, Iceland) at Galerie Papillon

Kévin Bray (born in 1989 in France) and Jimmy Robert (born in 1975 in Saint-Claude (Guadeloupe), France) at Stigter Van Doesburg

Max Brand (born in 1982 in Germany) and Lin May Saeed (born in 1973 in Würzburg, Germany) at Jacky Strenz

Sheree Hovsepian (born in 1974 in Isfahan, Iran) and Curtis “Talwst” Santiago (born in 1979 in Edmonton, Canada) at Rachel Uffner

Bethan Huws (born in 1961 in Bangor, Wales) and Ettore Spalleti (born in 1940 in Cappelle sul Tavo, Italy, died in 2019 in Spoltore, Italia) at Vistamare/Vistamarestudio

Alexandra Leykauf (born in 1976 in Nuremberg, Germany) and Navid Nuur (born in 1976 in Tehran, Iran) at Martin van Zomeren

ARTISTS FEATURED IN THE YOUNG GALLERIES SECTORSoshiro Matsubara (born in 1980 in Hokkaido, Japan) and Lauren Satlowski (born 1984 in Detroit, USA) at Bel AmiCharlotte Dualé (born in 1982 in Paris, France) at Noah KlinkDorian Sari (born in 1989 in Izmir, Turkey) at Öktem AykutJoanna Piotrowska (born in 1985 in Warsaw, Poland) and Serban Savu (born 1978 in Sighisoara, Romania) at Dawid RadziszewskiAgnes Scherer (born in 1985 in Lohr am Main, Germany) at sans titre (2016)Isabel Nuño de Buen (born in 1985 in Mexico City, Mexico) at Chris Sharp GalleryReal Madrid (founded in 2015 in Geneva, Switzerland) at Martina SimetiWai Kin Sin (born in 1991 in Toronto, Canada) at Soft Opening Kayode Ojo (born in 1990 in Cookeville, USA) at SweetwaterUrban Zellweger (born in 1991 in Zürich, Switzerland) at Weiss Falk

CULTURAL PROGRAMMES


FIAC HORS LES MURSFIAC Hors les Murs is an exhibition of outdoor artworks presenting sculptures and installations to the widest possible audience in emblematic public spaces throughout the city. Providing a unique opportunity for artists to enter into a dialogue with Parisian heritage sites, the programme favors ease of access to contemporary creation and encourages broader knowledge by on-site cultural mediation.FIAC Hors les Murs is housed in prestigious Parisian venues including the Jardin des Tuileries, the musée national Eugène Delacroix and the Place Vendôme.The Selection Committee of FIAC Hors les Murs in the Jardin des Tuileries is presided by Dominique de Font-Réaulx, Director of programmes and cultural mediation at the musée du Louvre. Members include Bernard Blistène, Director of the Centre Pompidou from 2013 to 2021, Jean de Loisy, Director of the Ecole nationale supérieure des Beaux-Arts de Paris, Cécile Debray, Director of the musée de l’Orangerie, Guy Tosatto, Director of the musée de Grenoble, and Quentin Bajac, Director of the Jeu de Paume.

FIAC would like to thank Mirabaud, Financial and Banking Group founded in Geneva in 1819, for its support. Supporting FIAC projects on Place Vendôme since 2017, Mirabaud is now Principal Partner of FIAC Hors les Murs since 2020.

JARDIN DES TUILERIESFIAC, in association with the musée du Louvre, presents its Hors les Murs outdoor exhibition in the Jardin des Tuileries, inaugurated in 2006. Some twenty artworks, together with architectural projects, are displayed in different spaces within the garden, resonating with this heritage setting in the heart of Paris and responding to its scale, perspectives and history.Among FIAC Hors les Murs in the Jardin des Tuileries, discover artworks by Eric Fischl, Norbert Kricke, Laurent Le Deunff, Marion Verboom, and architectures by Jean Prouvé and Studio Nova.

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MUSÉE NATIONAL EUGÈNE DELACROIXIn the continuity of FIAC Hors les Murs in the Jardin des Tuileries, the musée national Eugène Delacroix opens to FIAC visitors, in collaboration with the musée du Louvre. Situated in the heart of Saint-Germain-des-Prés, the museum is an unexpected haven of peace, situated between a beautiful paved courtyard and an intimate garden. In the 1920s, Maurice Denis and other artists obtained the transformation of this unique place into a museum. For FIAC 2021, the musée national Eugène Delacroix will feature an exhibition by Jean Claracq, curated by Claire Bessède, Director of the musée national Eugène Delacroix. The exhibition will create a dialogue between paintings by Eugène Delacroix around the theme of youth, and the œuvre of Jean Claracq, in collaboration with Galerie Sultana (Paris).


PLACE VENDÔME Each year from 2012 onwards, FIAC Hors les Murs has invited an artist to imagine a specific project for the Place Vendôme, which provides both powerful inspiration and an exceptional framework for contemporary creation.Over the years, it has showcased a series of bold and diverse projects including works by Jaume Plensa, Tadashi Kawamata, Paul McCarthy, Dan Graham, Ugo Rondinone, Oscar Tuazon, Elmgreen & Dragset and Yayoi Kusama.


CONVERSATION ROOMThis year, FIAC proposes a fully digitized programme of Conversations, accessible to all on FIAC Online Viewing Rooms. French and international institutions are invited to hold discussions on topics of current concern.The programme of conversations includes:The Palais de Tokyo will present a discussion between German artist Ann Imhof; Emma Lavigne, president of the Palais de Tokyo; and Vittoria Matarrese, senior curator.Quentin Bajac, director of the Jeu de Paume and his guests will present a discussion based on transatlantic relations and French/American collections.Larys Frogier, director of the Rockbund Museum (Shanghai) will be in discussion with Liyu Yeo.Ishara Foundation (Dubai) and the Serendipity Foundation (India) will be invited to discuss patronage and new models for institutions in India and South Asia, moderated by Zain Masud.Zineb Sidéra, who will represent France at the next Venice Biennale, will be conversation with the three exhibition curators of the French Pavilion: Yasmina Reggad (Brussels) and Sam Bardaouil & Till Fellrath (Munich).FIAC, La Prairie and The Art Newspaper will organise a conversation about the relationship between art fairs, luxury brands and cultural institutions in their commitment to contemporary art.

The full programme of the Conversation Room will be announced in September.

PARADES FOR FIAC For its fifth edition, the performance programme festival Parades for FIAC, dedicated to performative practices and dialogue between disciplines in contemporary art, takes place in emblematic institutions in the capital. Full programme of Parades for FIAC will be announced in September.

With the support of main partner of Parades for FIAC

FIAC ONLINE VIEWING ROOMs: Second eDITION

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FIAC is pleased to announce that the 2021 physical fair will be accompanied by a second edition of FIAC Online Viewing Rooms, bringing together all of the galleries present at the Grand Palais Ephémère as well as a selection of galleries exhibiting exclusively online. Together, over 200 galleries will participate in FIAC Online Viewing Rooms in October.

The platform, powered by Artlogic – the industry leader in digital solutions for the art world – has been designed to create new connections between exhibitors and FIAC’s wide audience of collectors and art lovers. During the physical edition of the fair, the participating gallerists and audience will be able to rediscover its ease of use, elegant interface, and design, bearing the hallmark of FIAC spirit. Widely appreciated, the Chance Encounter feature, which allows visitors to be surprised by aleatory propositions among the artworks presented, will be back, together with new functionalities such as signing galleries’ online guest books, exploring the artists list, or the option to save your favourites during the fair. FIAC Online Viewing Rooms will also present a programme of online conferences with international institutions, including the Palais de Tokyo (Paris), the Jeu de Paume (Paris), the Rockbund Museum (Shanghai), Ishara Foundation (Dubai) and Serendipity Foundation (India).

The inaugural edition of FIAC Online Viewing Rooms, which took place March 2nd - March 7th 2021, brought together 212 leading exhibitors, representing 28 countries and all segments of the market. Sustained sales to collectors worldwide were achieved during the six-day event.

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IN PARIS DURING FIAC

GALLERY NIGHTThis year, for the 12th consecutive edition, FIAC stages Gallery Night, an annual rendez-vous allowing some one hundred participants to welcome the public for an evening visit to their galleries during the fair. Openings, encounters with artists, booksignings, along with art and design exhibitions are as many reasons to enjoy this opportunity for a night out in the capital.

This unique event will be held on October 21st from 6pm to 10pm.

EXHIBITIONS IN PARISIAN INSTITUTIONSThis 47th edition of FIAC at the Grand Palais Ephémère will provide an opportunity to enjoy the exciting agenda of the Parisian cultural world. Openings of new institutions, together with exceptional programs in museums and foundations and a wide range of festive events will punctuate the week and confirm Paris’ position as the capital of art and culture this fall.

For our foreign visitors: it is well worth taking the opportunity of your trip to France for FIAC to visit the newly inaugurated Fondation Luma in Arles. Discover works by Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster, Carsten Holler, Pierre Huyghes, Philippe Parreno, Anri Sala, Rikrit Tiravanija and many more in an impressive new building by Frank Gehry.

Centre PompidouGeorge Baselitz - La rétrospectiveGeorgia O’KeeffeEttore Sottsass, l’objet magique Prix Marcel Duchamp 2021 Palais de TokyoAnne Imhof, « Natures Mortes » Fondation Louis VuittonLa Collection Morozov, icônes de l’art moderneAvec les œuvres de Cézanne, Gauguin, Van Gogh, Renoir, Monet, Bonnard, Denis, Matisse, Derain et Picasso aux côtés d’artistes emblématiques de l’avant-garde russe tels que Vroubel, Malevitch, Répine, Larionov, Sérov. Bourse de Commerce – Fondation Pinault Ouverture, exposition inaugurale présentant entre autres les œuvres de Pierre Huyghe, Tatiana Trouvé, David Hammons, Martial Raysse, Claire Tabouret et Bertrand Lavier dans les espaces d’exposition conçues par Tadao Ando. Musée d’Art Moderne de ParisAnni & Josef Albers, L’art et la vie Les Flammes. L’âge de la Céramique Fondation Cartier pour l’art contemporainDamien Hirst, Cerisiers en fleurs Lafayette Anticipations Martin Margiela

Fondation Pernod Ricard Bonaventure (Trafiquer les mondes), Prix 2020-2021Avec les œuvres de Boris Kurdi, Carlotta Bailly-Borg, Ghita Skali,

Meris Angioletti, Renaud Jerez, Adrien Vescovi, Tarek Lakhrissi, Gina Folly et Minia Biabiany. In newly inaugurated premises designed by NeM Architectes. Jeu de Paume Chefs d’œuvre photographiques du MoMA, La collection Thomas Walther

Petit PalaisJean-Michel Othoniel, Le théorème de Narcisse

Musée national Picasso - ParisPicasso-Rodin Musée des arts décoratifsThierry Mugler : CouturissimeCartier et les arts de l’islam Musée d’Orsay Enfin le cinéma ! Signac collectionneur Marlène Dumas Musée de l’OrangerieChaïm Soutine / Willem de Kooning, la peinture incarnée David Hockney, A Year in Normandie

Musée national Eugène - DelacroixJean Claracq en dialogue avec Eugène Delacroix Commissariat de Claire Bessède

Musée du LouvreParis – Athènes, Naissance de la Grèce moderne 1675 – 1919

Musée du LuxembourgVivian Maier

Grande Halle de la Villette

Napoléon Musée de la Chasse et de la Nature Damien Deroubaix, La valise d’Orphée Fondation Giacometti Barbara Chase-Riboud rencontre Alberto Giacometti

LE BALWang Bing, L’œil qui marche Beaux-Arts de Paris Le théâtre des Expositions – Acte 4

Mobilier National Carte Blanche à Sheila Hicks Musée CarnavaletHenri Cartier-Bresson, Revoir Paris Le CENTQUATREAu-delà du réel ? dans le cadre de la Biennale Némo

BnF Giuseppe Penone. Sève et pensée

La Fab.Le graff

Le Salon de Montrouge65ème Salon

Musée de l’ArméeNapoléon ? Encore !

Frac Ile-de-FranceChildren Power

KadistDiaspora at Home, CCA Lagos 2019

Studio des AcaciasLaure Prouvost, You Are My Petrol, My Drive, My Dream, My Exhaust

PRACTICALINFORMATION


OPENING HOURS GRAND PALAIS ÉPHÉMÈRE

Wednesday October 20th

Inauguration: 10am-8pmPress Preview: 2pm-8pm

Thursday October 21st

VIP access: 11am-12pmPublic opening: 12pm-8pm

Friday October 22nd


Saturday October 23rd


Sunday October 24th


ADMISSION FEES

FIAC ticket: e40Concession ticket*: e27Under 12 years old: free

* I ndividuals under the age of 26 or on presentation of a valid student card, Louvre Jeunes card, Louvre Professional card or Louvre Famille card

ACCESSGrand Palais EphémèrePlateau Joffre, 75007Metro: line 8 (École Militaire), lines 6 and 10 (La Motte-Picquet Grenelle)RER: line C (Champs de Mars - Tour Eiffel)Bus: lines 28, 42, 69, 80, 82, 87, 92Velib’ Station: n° 7 111 (École Militaire - Place Joffre)Parking: Indigo Joffre École Militaire

Jardin des TuileriesPlace de la Concorde, 75008 ParisMetro: lines 1, 8 et 12 (Concorde)Free access from 7:30am to 7:30pm

Musée national Eugène Delacroix6 rue de Furstemberg, 75006 Paris

Place VendômeMetro : line 1 Tuileries

FIAC ONLINE VIEWING ROOMSovr.fiac.com

VIP Inauguration: from Wednesday October 20th (10am CET) to Thursday October 21st (10am CET)Public opening: from Thursday October 21st (10am CET) to Monday October 25th

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PARTnerS


INSTITUTIONAL PARTNERS

The Réunion des musées nationaux - Grand Palais (Rmn - Grand Palais) is a cultural operator whose mission is to promote access to culture throughout France and beyond. The Rmn - Grand Palais has top level expertise in the artistic and cultural sphere: production of exhibitions, receiving the public, engagement, art history courses, publishing, management of museum shops and publication of cultural products, art studios, photo agency, acquisition of works of art for French collections, cultural engineering, digital innovation… This expertise enables it to play a unique role in the world of culture and pursue its prime ambition: enable as many people as possible to interact with art from all cultures, eras and in all its forms.The Grand Palais, in Paris, which is scheduled to undergo major renovation work in 2021, is the emblem of the establishment: the Rmn - Grand Palais deploys its multi-faceted expertise in the Grand Palais producing large exhibitions and organizing cultural events. The Rmn - Grand Palais places this expertise at the service of ambitious cultural projects in Paris, in the Musée du Luxembourg and all over France.

As a long-standing partner of the FIAC, the City of Paris provides continuing support for artistic creation and artists. In 2020 and 2021, the City has granted the Fonds d’art contemporain-Paris Collections an exceptional acquisitions budget as a demonstration of its commitment to artists.

At Fiac, the Fonds d’art contemporain, which is the only public collection on display at this major art fair, displays the latest acquisitions of the collection. The Fonds d’art contemporain’s actions aim at democratizing access to contemporary works of art by displaying its collection in places where everyday life takes place, with specific actions towards younger audiences with “the Fonds d’art contemporain goes to school” program and the new « Young Collectors » program created for middle School pupils. Partnerships with actors in the field of social policy have been built since 2016.

The Louvre is happy to once again be one of the privileged partners of FIAC. From Thursday October 21 to Sunday October 24, 2021, the national domain of the Louvre and the Tuileries, within the framework of the Hors les Murs Programme , presents to its visitors a selection of twenty unpublished works. The public will be able to discover emerging or confirmed artists in particular Eric Fischl, Norbert Kricke, Laurent Le Deunff and Marion Verboom. All these forms interact with the prestigious setting of the garden, confronting the statues and fountains of this open-air museum.The Eugène-Delacroix National Museum is taking part in the Hors les murs by giving carte blanche to the young artist, Jean Claracq, who will make his work resonate at the heart of the studio.

The museum network of the City of ParisGathered together within the public establishment Paris Musée since 2013, the 14 museums and heritage sites of the City of Paris bring together collections that are remarkable for their diversity and quality. They offer temporary exhibitions throughout the year and pay particular attention to audiences far removed from the cultural offers.The museums of the City of Paris also benefit from an exceptional built heritage: mansions in the heart of historic districts, palaces built for universal exhibitions and artist studios. These are all assets that make museums exceptional places preserved thanks to a renovation plan initiated in 2015 by the City of Paris.Since 2016, the Petit Palais and FIAC have forged very strong links thanks to FIAC PROJECTS. Large-format works were exhibited in the exceptional setting of the historic spaces of the Petit Palais and on the pedestrianized esplanade facing the Grand Palais. This year, despite the geographical distance from FIAC, the Petit Palais wished to reaffirm its commitment to contemporary artists by inviting Jean-Michel Othoniel with his Theorem of Narcissus, bringing together 70 works in the museum’s collections. This is the artist’s most important solo exhibition since My Way at the Center Pompidou in 2011.The Board of Directors of Paris Musée is chaired by Carine Rolland, Deputy to the Mayor of Paris in charge of culture and the fifteen-minute-city initiative. Afaf Gabelotaud, who is Deputy to the Mayor of Paris in charge of Business, Employment and Economic Development, is vice-president.Find more information on the museum activities, discover their collections (free for all visitors) and prepare your visit on: parismusees.paris.fr/en

It was in 2010 that FIAC and the École du Louvre joined forces for their first, unprecedented mediation operation designed for FIAC Hors-les-Murs audiences. Over the course of eleven editions, over one thousand students from the École du Louvre have participated in this special event, designed to help several hundreds of thousands of visitors, professionals, art lovers, curious passers-by, adults and children of all nationalities and from all walks of life to explore contemporary art.This year, the École du Louvre is FIAC’s partner more than ever and participates in FIAC Hors les Murs, with its exhibition programme of monumental artworks in public space, and installations within a museum context.In the Jardin des Tuileries, on Place Vendôme and in the musée Eugène Delacroix, around thirty projects will be brought together and each artwork will be presented with commentary provided daily by young art historians from the École du Louvre, from 21 to 24 October 2021, from 3 to 5:30 pm.Designed as a pedagogical exercise ‘in real time’, this mediation operation falls within the practical applications of the school’s training. It is supervised by the contemporary art teachers and a team of other staff members.For this 2021 edition, over one hundred students will once again be faced with the various phases that constitute a mediation project (conception, research, documentation, texts, contact with galleries, meetings with artists, practical mediation techniques, analyse, feedback, etc.) and will conclude this operation by writing a text signed and included within the FIAC online catalogue.A special time and place to discover French and international creation, this major event in the month of October also enables the school to reaffirm its ongoing involvement in the study, research, and communication of contemporary art, one of the thirty-one specialised disciplines offered to the students from the first cycle of the École through to doctoral level.Founded in 1882, a public establishment under the aegis of the French Ministry of Culture, located in the Palais du Louvre, the École du Louvre is an institute of higher learning that provides classes in art history, archaeology, epigraphy, the history of civilisations, anthropology, and museology.To its 1 600 students, it presents a cursus of three academic cycles (Bachelor-Masters-Doctorate) and two preparatory classes (competitive examinations for heritage curators and restorers). The École du Louvre also allows unregistered students (more than 20 000 are enrolled) to access certain classes designed for the students and take specific day or night classes over summer, in the regions, with discovery cycles and junior classes for children also available.A place of study open to the world, supported by its many national and international partnerships and a thriving research team, the École du Louvre also hosts conferences, workshops, and seminars, while also publishing manuals, specialised books, and an online research magazine.

PRINCIPAL PARTNER OF FIAC HORS LES MURS

Since Mirabaud was founded in Geneva in 1819, its Managing Partners have always demonstrated an active commitment to society. This patronage primarily takes the form of support for the contemporary art scene that coincides with the Group’s long-term vision in pursuing management activities with high added value.Mirabaud has established a collection of contemporary art. These pieces are exhibited in various Mirabaud branches in Switzerland, France, Spain, the United Kingdom, Luxembourg, Italy, Canada, Brazil, Uruguay and the United Arab Emirates.Within the city of Geneva the Group is a partner of the Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art (MAMCO). It also supports the “Quartiers des Bains” association and the “Geneva Lux” festival of lights. Mirabaud is also the Lead Partner of the Zurich Art Weekend and a proud partner of the FIAC.

ASSOCIATE PARTNER

Present in 90 countries around the world, La Prairie is the leader in the luxury skincare. Synonymous with luxury, the name La Prairie is also a symbol of innovation, performance, premium service and Swiss perfection - the purity, precision and excellence inherent in this extraordinary country that saw the birth of the brand in 1978.La Prairie strives to satisfy a quest for timeless beauty by combining technological advancements with the highest standards, exquisite formulations, and elegant packaging - elevating cosmetics to the level of art.The universe of La Prairie has been inextricably linked to art since its creation:from the artistic effervescence of Clinique La Prairie in Montreux to its decisive encounter with contemporary artist Niki de Saint Phalle. The audacious spirit of La Prairie - its desire to break the codes of luxury, to follow paths never taken which surprise as much as they inspire - is in every way identical to the audacious spirit of the artist: explorer, pioneer, adventurer.Today, La Prairie continues to stay true to its origins and creates new links with the art world and its various representatives, whether they are cultural institutions, established artists or emerging talents. Reflecting its core values, the artistic experience is intimate and universal, but also authentic and memorable.Its initiatives to support contemporary art began with the 2017 edition of Art Basel (Miami Beach, Hong Kong and Basel) and the West Bund Art & Design fair which still thrive today.In 2021, the partnership with FIAC marks the natural evolution of this commitment. La Prairie and FIAC come together around common values to build long-term collaboration.


PARTNERS

International law firm Clifford Chance is delighted to sponsor the FIAC for the fourteenth consecutive year.Clifford Chance has been developing a programme of support and commitment to sponsorship of the arts. Across its different offices, the Firm promotes cultural initiatives which allow Clifford Chance to support up-and-coming artists or artists of international renown.The Firm has been increasing its own collection since 1990 with works by internationally renowned artists including Bridget Riley, Antony Gormley, Richard Hamilton, Julian Opie, Gillian Ayres, Peter Doig and Gary Hume.Works in this collection are the reflection of the values of diversity, creativity and open mindedness which inspire our Firm and demonstrate our capacity to propose innovative solutions to our clients.

Founded at Paris’ 22 Place Vendôme in 1906, Van Cleef & Arpels came into being following Estelle Arpels’ marriage to Alfred Van Cleef in 1895. Over the decades, the excellence of the High Jewelry Maison established its reputation across the world. Its emblematic signatures – such as the Alhambra® motif, the Zip necklace or the Mystery Set™ technique – its selection of Pierres de Caractère™, exceptional gems that instill an emotion, and the savoir-faire of its Mains d’Or™, the virtuoso craftsmen of Van Cleef & Arpels’ workshops, have given birth to jewelry and watchmaking collections redolent of dreams and enchantment.Today, the Maison remains faithful to this highly distinctive style characterized by poetry, refinement, creativity and artistic sensibility. Whether inspired by nature, couture, dance or the imagination, it offers the world a gateway to a timeless universe of beauty and harmony.WWW.VANCLEEFARPELS.COM

Located in the heart of Paris, in the lively Saint-Lazare district, the Pernod Ricard Corporate Foundation benefits from the patronage of contemporary art developed by the Ricard company for over twenty years and is now part of the international group.The foundation’s mission is to support the young French art scene, which brings together French and international artists living in France, and to accompany their development on the international scene.For more than twenty years, it has organized the Pernod

Ricard Prize, which rewards an artist under the age of 40 with the purchase of a work offered to the Centre Pompidou and support for an international project. Since 2020, the Pernod Ricard Foundation Prize has also been conceived as a year-long companionship with the artists selected by the guest curator.The Pernod Ricard Foundation promotes and hosts a variety of formats and uses that complement each other : exhibitions and cycles nurture the book selection for the bookshop, the bookshop can extend the current exhibition, the café can host a talk with an artist or a book presentation, etc.). Built around a semi-public square, it includes exhibition spaces, an auditorium, a hybrid space dedicated to performance, a bookstore-library designed with the complicity of After 8 books and a café that is open all day long, which contributes to making it a friendly and warm meeting place.With a program entirely with free entrance, it aims to make current creation accessible to all and welcomes throughout the year four group and solo exhibitions per year as well as meetings, readings, performances and other events that explore the exogenous sources of contemporary art: literature and poetry, social sciences etc.

The Collector’s Edition Boxes: Sharing Contemporary ArtLab’Bel, the Artistic Laboratory of Bel Group launched in 2014 an impressive series of collaborations with major contemporary artists, each of whom will design a not-to-be-missed Collector’s Edition Box in celebration of The Laughing Cow®’s 100th anniversary in 2021. These collaborations continue the special rapport that has always existed between the brand and the artists who have used it as a source of inspiration for nearly a century. Each Collector’s Edition Box is an original work of art in its own right, made available to collectors at the standard retail price. Each of them presents consumers with a choice: to eat the content or leave them unopened to preserve its aesthetic value.By bringing contemporary art to the broadest audience possible in a way that’s both original and offbeat, the Collector’s Edition Box project epitomizes the philosophy of Lab’Bel since its creation in 2010. Following Hans-Peter Feldmann, Thomas Bayrle, Jonathan Monk, Wim Delvoye, Karin Sander, Daniel Buren and Mel Bochner, it’s now the turn of German artist Rosemarie Trockel to create the 8th Collector’s Edition Box. This edition will be presented to public for the first time in FIAC 2021, partner of the project since 2016.

Since 1740, the Manufacture de Sèvres has demonstrated its dedication to both heritage preservation and artistic experimentation. As a unique living laboratory, traditional manufacturing techniques have been placed at the service of innovation and creation of porcelain works of art and decorative objects. Royal at birth, subsequently imperial and today a National Institution, Sèvres has favoured artistic collaborations throughout its long history. Over the years, hundreds of painters, sculptors, ceramists, designers and architects have followed in their footsteps renowned artists from François Boucher to Jacques-Emile Ruhlmann through Auguste Rodin, to create precious and astonishing œuvres in the Manufactory workshops. They’ve all benefit from the expertise of its 120 on-site artisans mastering some thirty specialized trades, as well as from the excellence of its materials produced in situ (pastes, colours, enamels), like Jean Arp, Louise Bourgeois, Pierre Soulages, Ettore Sottsass, Yayoi Kusama, Julio Le Parc, Lee Ufan or Barthélémy Toguo. Today, thousands pieces are produced every year, either allocated to important institutions of the French government, or exhibited and commercialized in our Gallery in Paris, our Showroom in Sèvres, or during international contemporary art and design fairs and salons.

TASCHEN is a leading publishing house known for its extraordinary collaborations with the world’s most influential artists, photographers, musicians, designers, and pop-culture icons.TASCHEN is happy to announce its participation in FIAC Paris presenting our stunning new collaboration with Gio Ponti and more stunning prints from David Hockney and more.

OPERATIONAL PARTNERS

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Artlogic is the leading provider of online solutions for the art world, working with over 2,300 galleries, artist studios, collections and art fairs in 70 countries. Artlogic provide best-in-class, integrated database, sales, marketing, website and OVR products that help art businesses run efficiently and thrive online. Founded in 1994 by CEO Peter Chater, Artlogic has teams in London, New York and Berlin.

We screen the art world to fuel your creative intelligence.Artstorming is proud to be the exclusive partner of FIAC since 2013 for the organization of all the guided tours of FIAC, for visitors, partners and corporate visitors.

Artstorming:We share with you our passion for contemporary art. Sophie GONZALEZ worked for 10 years multinational corporations and decided in 2005 to found Artstorming to design an innovative approach to managerial topics and creative thinking thanks to contemporary art.

Our credo:Introducing art in the corporate life of a company is making it a better place to work, more inspiring, motivating, simply a more human one.

Our mission:Deciphering art and its vision, messages and key learnings within corporations in order to motivate, unleash the creative potential of the human resources of the companies, strengthen social cohesion in teams thanks to our programs of conferences, guided tours, creative seminars, tailor-made events… Inspiring the creative teams through the analysis of cutting-edge art practices.Artstorming is the exclusive tour provider for FIAC, Paris Photo, Art Basel and la Biennale Paris. Sophie Gonzalez / [email protected] / tél. : +33 6 16 11 05 67 For more information: www.artstorming.fr

Butard Enescot is proud to be the catering partner of the first edition of FIAC at the Grand Palais Ephémère.On this occasion, Butard Enescot will provide a high-precision, tailor-made cuisine so that each event becomes a unique sensory and gastronomic experience.Offering to each of its customers rigor, know-how and inventiveness, Butard Enescot has created an innovative & tailor-made collection for FIAC under the theme of Audacity.All the expertise of our chefs will be expressed in subtle associations of flavors, balanced textures and inspired dressings.To arouse emotion, to stimulate the senses, to innovate, to magnify... these are the key words of this partnership.

About Butard EnescotFrom the Artist...Imagining and conceiving each event as an out-of-time experience: Butard Enescot’s artistic and creative signature...To the Craftsman...respecting the traditions of French receptions: the know-how of a high-precision culinary art house, as elegant as it is demanding


With today’s pressures from the digital world, art market players are looking for new ways to streamline their businesses, starting with logistics. Edouard Gouin and Clément Ouizille have developed the solution with Convelio. Their mission is simple: to make the transport of art and collectable design pieces more efficient, secure and affordable. Having invested in technological and operational innovations, backed by a tech-enabled team, Convelio understands the value of revolutionising fine art logistics.

How does it work? They developed a proprietary algorithm that generates instant quotes and a logistic turn-key solution to cover the entire shipping process: from collection, soft-packing and crating, to insurance, freight, customs, and front-door or white-glove delivery with installation. With the Convelio dashboard, clients also have access to white-label real-time tracking, shareable payment links, as well as their shipments history and all related documents. Designed to support an end-to-end service, Convelio delivers on excellence, meeting industry standards for complex shipping demands unique to the art world.

Cookoon is a gastronomic club which enables its members to host wonderful lunches and dinners in most private and unique homes, especially booked for the occasion.A balcony with breathtaking views on the Eiffel Tower, a garden-house in Montmartre, an artist’s craft-workshop... Cookoon opens the doors of 70 exclusive venues in Paris, with the support of FIAC 2021.Cookoon’s talented chefs, either Michelin-starred, coming from prestigious restaurants, or famous culinary shows, cook for your own delight. Our maîtres d’hôtel will guide you and your guests through an unforgettable gastronomic experience.

Driven by the spirit of the avant-garde and backed by an exceptional heritage - that of the 1955 DS, the DS brand, born in 2014, aims to embody French luxury savoir-faire in the automotive industry.Designed for a customer base looking for personal expression and eager for new technologies, the second generation of DS models combines refinement and technology. With DS 3 CROSSBACK, DS 7 CROSSBACK, DS 4 and DS 9, DS brand is launching a global range.Double Formula E champion in 2019 and 2020, DS Automobiles is at the cutting edge of electrification by offering all its models in electrified version. Under the E-TENSE label, DS Automobiles offers both 100% electric and plug-in hybrid of up to 360 horsepower with 4-wheel drive.For its discerning customers, DS Automobiles has created «ONLY YOU, a wealth of attentions», its exclusive service programme for a unique brand experience.With a presence in 41 countries, the DS brand has created and is developing an exclusive distribution network that includes 400 DS STORES throughout the world.Follow news from DS internationally on www.DSautomobiles.com @DS_Official

illy becomes Partner Of FIAC!illy’s long-standing interest and commitment to promote contemporary art continues with the beginning of an important three-year partnership. illy becomes the coffee partner of FIAC, the international contemporary art fair that brings together galleries, artists and art connoisseurs.FIAC will provide a stage to showcase the illy Art Collection, created over the span of 29 years by over 110 international contemporary artists such as Jeff Koons, Marina Abramovich, Ai Weiwei and Pistoletto, among others. Additionally, visitors and exhibitors will be able to combine beauty and flavour by enjoying an illy coffee in the pop up created especially for the occasion and in the main lounges of the fair.

Muuto is rooted in the Scandinavian design tradition characterized by enduring aesthetics, functionality, craftsmanship and an honest expression.By expanding this heritage with forward-looking materials, techniques and bold creative thinking, our ambition is to deliver new perspectives on Scandinavian design.Our name, Muuto, comes from muutos, meaning new perspective in Finnish. We handpick leading contemporary designers who are strong interpreters of our philosophy and combine their talents with the passionate Muuto creative team.You will know our design because it has muutos: objects made sublime through new perspectives, enjoyed across the world, representing the best of Scandinavian design today.

Since its inception, the metro has fostered an urban culture that has left its stamp on the collective memory of Ile-de-France residents and visitors to our capital. Far from being a culture set in stone, it is constantly enriched by the different artists who grace the metro with their durable or ephemeral performances and exhibits that make passengers’ travel time enjoyable. Every day RATP group hosts more than 16 million transit riders worldwide. As part of its partnership with FIAC, it also furthers the mobility of all the exhibitors at the International Contemporary Art Fair.Follow news about the company: http://www.ratp.fr / www.facebook.com/RATPofficiel / http://instagram.com/ratp / Twitter @GroupeRATP

Torraspapel Malmenayde (TPM) is a key player in the distribution of paper and printing media in France, with an activity focused on the Graphic and Non-Graphic divisions and markets a wide range of products:- Creative papers with added value- Graphic cards & cardboards- Digital & office papers- Coated & uncoated papers- Specialities- Visual Communication (inks, machines & consumables) &

Synthetic- ELP Packaging & Shipping

Torraspapel Malmenayde works on a B-to-B basis with printers, publishers, communication and creative agencies, advertisers, companies, administrations, reprographers, etc. Its membership of the Lecta group allows it to benefit from the power of a producer group with innovative and efficient industrial capacities.TPM’s diversification and orientation towards value-added products is its driving force in supporting its customers and providing them with the solutions they are entitled to expect from their distributor, thanks to :- Logistical know-how: 500 orders per day delivered

within 6 to 24 hours in the Ile-de-France region and within 24 to 48 hours in other regions.

- A deep stock: more than 3000 references available in stock to cover all needs in graphics, digital, office automation, visual communication...

- A unique manufacturing service: more than 100 suppliers and a permanent search for solutions to find the right product.

- A range of commercial services: samples, technical service, e-commerce platform, etc.

- Human know-how: the proximity of a team made of passionate professionals who advise and support their customers to make the best choices according to their needs.

Environmental and societal values are at the heart of TPM’s priorities, which regularly communicates its actions and news through newsletters and numerous tools.TPM has a turnover of 115 million euros.


OFFICIAL SUPPLIER

UNCONVENTIONAL BUBBLES: an Englishman in the land of ChampagneThrough his singular vision of Maison Ruinart, British artist David Shrigley presents the champagne legacy with an offbeat and unrelenting sense of humour.His mischievous art sheds a new light on the vineyard, its heritage and craftsmanship. Shrigley’s sharp eye studies the curious and well-kept secrets of champagne making.A display of drawings, neons and sculptures embarks us on a benevolent and playful journey, provoking surprising conversations between nature, the wine-making process and those who savor Ruinart around the world.Shrigley’s artworks act as a bubbly eye-opener to the environmental concerns that inspire Maison Ruinart.

MEDIA PARTNERS

AmaArt ForumArt reviewArteArtfairmagBeaux Arts MagazineCNEWSCNNConnaissance des ArtsEsseFigaroFlash ArtFrance CultureFrance TVFriezeJournal des ArtsKaleidoscopeLCILe BonbonLe PointLe Quotidien de l’artLes InrocksL’œilL’OfficielMK2 / CODE COULEURMousse MagazineNew York TimesNumeroParis PremièreProjetsRATPRevue 02The Art Newspaper FranceVanity FairArt pressBFMElephantSWAGTéléramaVivre Côté Paris

ORGANISATION

RX FRANCE

Michel FilziCEO

Michel VilairManaging director

RX is in the business of building businesses for individuals, communities and organisations. We elevate the power of face-to-face events by combining data and digital products to help customers learn about markets, source products and complete transactions at over 400 events in 22 countries across 43 industry sectors.

RX is passionate about making a positive impact on society and is fully committed to creating an inclusive work environment for all our people.

RX France is part of RX.

RX France manages a portfolio of world-class, French and international face-to-face, virtual and hybrid events covering 20 industry sectors including MIPIM, MAPIC, Batimat, Pollutec, EquipHotel, SITL, IFTM Top Resa, MIPCOM, MIPTV, FIAC, Paris Photo... and many more.

RX France’s events take place in France, China, India, Italy, Mexico, Russia and the United States.

We serve our clients as we accompany their strategic business development and roll out the best of physical and digital events.

RX and RX France are part of RELX, a global provider of information-based analytics and decision tools for professional and business customers.

RX FRANCE52-54, quai de Dion-Bouton - 92806 Puteaux CedexTél : + 33 (0)1 47 56 50 00 - [email protected] - www.rxglobal.com


EXHIBITORSRELATIONS

Maxime HourdequinDeputy DirectorHead of exhibitors relations

Margot DallierExhibitor relations manager

Paula DelaplaceExhibitor relations manager

Louise GuerrinExhibitor relations manager

COLLECTOR & INSTITUTIONALRELATIONS

Charlotte ArdonHead of collector& institutional relations

Fanny BousquetCollector & institutional relations manager

Marta EudelineCollector, insitutional relations & general public assistant

SPONSORSHIPS

Joséphine FichauxHead of sponsorships

Delphine DenisSponsorships manager

Céleste BursztynSponsorships manager

GENERAL COORDINATION & COMMUNICATION

Laura EchardGeneral coordination & communication manager

Clara BauchetGeneral coordination & communication associate

DIGITAL CONTENT

Gelya MoreauHead of digital content

Emma Brisot Digital content manager

Christophe MeurisseHead of digital production

Syndie PoncetDigital Project Manager

TECHNIQUE

Antoine de LestanvilleTechnical director

Marie GombaultTechnical manager

LOGISTICS

Frédéric JourdanLogistics manager

Aurélie KubiakLogistics assistant

Eva HussonLogistics assistant

CATALOGUE

Béatrice JourdainExhibitor content coordinator

Laurence ThaoExhibitor content manager

SALES ADMINISTRATION

Silvana Garnier Head of sales administration

FIAC

DIRECTRICE

Jennifer Flay

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