La Maison Rouge art foundation in Paris to shut down in October 2018
Antoine de Galbert, a collector and patron, revealed plans to close la maison rouge in Paris by October 30, 2018. The foundation, established in 2004 within a former factory in the Bastille district, has focused on presenting private collections and exhibitions of outsider and marginal art. De Galbert clarified to Le Monde that his decision was not due to illness or financial ruin, but rather the high costs of maintaining the space and a desire to exit on a high note. The Fondation Antoine de Galbert will persist, shifting its resources toward art patronage. La maison rouge opened its doors in 2004, emphasizing non-mainstream artistic expressions.
Key facts
- La maison rouge will close on October 30, 2018
- Antoine de Galbert announced the closure
- The foundation opened in 2004 in a former factory
- It is located in the Bastille district of Paris
- The foundation showcases private collections and outsider art
- De Galbert cited high maintenance costs as the reason
- He stated he is not sick or financially ruined
- The Fondation Antoine de Galbert will continue with art patronage
Entities
Artists
- Antoine de Galbert
- Jean-Yves Clément
- Jean Michel Alberola
- Bruno Decharme
- Eugène Gabritschevsky
- Christian Boltanski
- Giuliana Setari
- Tommaso Setari
- Thierry de Cordier
- Günther Förg
- Bertrand Lavier
- Gerhard Richter
- Elisabetta Benassi
- Bruna Esposito
- Paola Pivi
- Grazia Toderi
- Luca Vitone
Institutions
- la maison rouge
- Fondation Antoine de Galbert
- Le Monde
- Maison Rouge
- Carrefour
- Dena Foundation
Locations
- Paris
- France
- Bastille district
- 12th arrondissement
- Winnipeg
- Johannesburg
- Buenos Aires
- Milan
- Italy