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A2Z Art Gallery's 'One Rose, A Thousand Worlds' Brings The Little Prince to Château L'Hospitalet

exhibition · 2026-08-26

The A2Z Art Gallery in Paris has kicked off an exhibition titled 'One Rose, A Thousand Worlds' to mark the 80th anniversary of Antoine de Saint Exupéry's 'The Little Prince,' which was first released by Gallimard in France. This exhibition features artwork from both Asian and French contemporary artists, including names like Danhôo and Takashi Hara. After debuting in Saint-Germain-des-Prés, it’s now showcased at Gérard Bertrand's Château L'Hospitalet in Narbonne until October 10. The venue combines art with biodynamic wine and nature for a unique experience. Anthony Phuong, the co-founder, emphasized the exhibition's aim to highlight the book's universal themes and its widespread translation into over 670 languages.

Key facts

  • Exhibition 'One Rose, A Thousand Worlds' marks the 80th anniversary of 'The Little Prince'.
  • Organized by A2Z Art Gallery in Paris.
  • Features Asian and French contemporary artists.
  • Artists include Danhôo, Sepand Danesh, Lê Thúy, Bùi Công Khánh, Jihee Han, Takashi Hara, Shiori Eda, Émeric Chantier, Alain Delsalle, and Rero.
  • Exhibition debuted in Saint-Germain-des-Prés earlier in the year.
  • Currently on view at Château L'Hospitalet in Narbonne, France, until October 10.
  • Château L'Hospitalet is owned by winemaker Gérard Bertrand.
  • Anthony Phuong is cofounder and director of A2Z Art Gallery.
  • The Little Prince is translated into over 670 languages and dialects.
  • Works by Shiori Eda, Sepand Danesh, Jihee Han, and Florian Nguyen are highlighted.

Entities

Artists

  • Danhôo
  • Sepand Danesh
  • Lê Thúy
  • Bùi Công Khánh
  • Jihee Han
  • Takashi Hara
  • Shiori Eda
  • Émeric Chantier
  • Alain Delsalle
  • Rero
  • Florian Nguyen
  • Antoine de Saint Exupéry

Institutions

  • A2Z Art Gallery
  • Gallimard
  • Château L'Hospitalet
  • Gérard Bertrand

Locations

  • Paris
  • France
  • Saint-Germain-des-Prés
  • Narbonne

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