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Cuturi Gallery Opens Paris Space at Palais-Royal

exhibition · 2026-05-20

In March 2026, Cuturi Gallery opened its first European branch in Paris, following its founding by Kevin Troyano Cuturi in Singapore in 2019. Located in the Palais-Royal arcades, the new space took over from vintage couture dealer Didier Ludot. The inaugural exhibit, “Decadence and Decay,” was curated by Singapore’s Deborah Lim and featured a mix of artists from Europe and Asia, focusing on art, fashion, and design. Next up is a solo show called “Arbres de la Forêt, Vous Connaissez Notre Âme” by French artist-designer Hubert Le Gall, running from May 28 to September 26, 2026. Cuturi Gallery also plans to open a second venue at Villa Noël in Provence this summer, showcasing Le Gall’s large outdoor sculptures.

Key facts

  • Cuturi Gallery opened in Paris in March 2026 at Palais-Royal, former Didier Ludot boutique.
  • Founder Kevin Troyano Cuturi is Spanish, first established gallery in Singapore in 2019.
  • Inaugural Paris exhibition 'Decadence and Decay' curated by Singaporean Deborah Lim.
  • Second Paris exhibition 'Arbres de la Forêt, Vous Connaissez Notre Âme' features Hubert Le Gall from May 28 to September 26, 2026.
  • Second Paris show curated by Bruno Gaudichon, former director of La Piscine museum.
  • Cuturi Gallery will open a second French space at Villa Noël in Noves, Provence, designed by Armand Pellier.
  • Hubert Le Gall's large-scale outdoor sculptures will be shown at Villa Noël this summer.
  • Cuturi studied physics at Imperial College London and worked at Amazon before founding the gallery.

Entities

Artists

  • Kevin Troyano Cuturi
  • Hubert Le Gall
  • Deborah Lim
  • Bruno Gaudichon
  • Armand Pellier
  • Didier Ludot

Institutions

  • Cuturi Gallery
  • Cuturi Gallery Paris
  • Palais-Royal
  • Villa Noël
  • Domaine de Bournissac
  • La Piscine museum
  • Imperial College London
  • Amazon
  • Forbes

Locations

  • Singapore
  • Paris
  • France
  • Noves
  • Provence
  • Europe
  • Asia
  • Southeast Asia

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