Paris Internationale Returns as Fair for Emerging Art in Paris

Paris Internationale is presented as a fair dedicated to emerging art, according to a preview published by L'ŒIL on 24 September 2026. The item appears in the magazine's Marché section and was written by Anne-Cécile Sanchez. It ran in L'ŒIL n°799, dated 1 October 2026, under the title "Paris internationale, la foire d'art émergent." The full article is reserved for subscribers, so no further details about exhibitors, venues, or programming are available in the source. The same issue's Marché coverage includes an article by Marie Potard on Mary Cassatt tied to the exhibition "Mary Cassatt, L'indépendante" at the Musée d'Orsay, examining the American artist's independent position within Impressionism and a market sustained by scarcity. Marie Potard also contributes a Q&A with Xavier Dominique, a commissaire-priseur at Ader. Anne-Cécile Sanchez writes on AKAA – Art & Design Fair, which brings together around thirty galleries devoted to contemporary African art and, echoing the bicentenary of photography, includes several specialized dealers or stands focused on the medium. Sanchez also covers Asia Now, which returns to the Monnaie, where its large spaces blur the line between a contemporary art fair with 70 galleries and a sprawling cultural festival with special projects, including the exhibition "Ce que la matière garde," pairing ceramicist Kazunori Hamana with textile artist Marie Hazard.