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Paréidolie 13th Edition: International Contemporary Drawing Fair in Marseille

festival-fair · 2026-04-24

The 13th edition of Paréidolie, the only international contemporary drawing fair in Marseille, will take place from August 28 to 30, 2026, at the Château de Servières. The event is dedicated exclusively to contemporary drawing and brings together galleries and artists from around the world. The fair is held at 11-19 boulevard Boisson, Marseille, 13004, France. Paréidolie has established itself as a key event for drawing enthusiasts and collectors, offering a curated selection of works. The 2026 edition continues this tradition, providing a platform for emerging and established talents in the medium.

Key facts

  • Paréidolie is the only international contemporary drawing fair in Marseille.
  • The 13th edition runs from August 28 to 30, 2026.
  • The venue is Château de Servières in Marseille.
  • The address is 11-19 boulevard Boisson, Marseille, 13004, France.
  • The fair focuses exclusively on contemporary drawing.
  • It features galleries and artists from various countries.
  • The event is curated to highlight both emerging and established artists.
  • Paréidolie has been held annually since its inception.

Entities

Artists

  • Marguerite Maréchal
  • Michèle Sylvander
  • Carlos Kusnir
  • Berdaguer & Péjus
  • Raphaëlle Paupert-Borne
  • Katia Bourdarel
  • Sylvain Ciavaldini
  • Alain Goetschy
  • Ludivine Venet
  • Chourouk Hriech

Institutions

  • Paréidolie
  • Château de Servières
  • Galerie Laurent Godin
  • Galerie Bernard Jordan
  • Galerie Éric Dupont
  • 8+4
  • Galerie Nadja Vilenne
  • Modulab
  • Galerie Françoise Besson
  • Galerie Papillon
  • Anne-Sarah Bénichou
  • Backlash
  • Galerie Christine König
  • Galerie Pauline Renard
  • Maxime Allain
  • MABE
  • Fondation Bullukian
  • Bullu’lab
  • Réseau de l’École(s) du Sud
  • École de la photographie d’Arles
  • Saison du Dessin
  • Frac

Locations

  • Marseille
  • France
  • Arles
  • Paris
  • Liège
  • Belgium
  • Metz
  • Lyon
  • Vienna
  • Austria
  • Lille
  • Geneva
  • Switzerland
  • Nîmes
  • Picardy
  • Mediterranean

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