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Italian Galleries at Paris Internationale 2023

festival-fair · 2026-04-27

The ninth edition of Paris Internationale is held at Central Bergère, a 1911 brick building in the Grand Boulevard area, across five floors. The fair's exhibition design by Swiss firm Christ&Gantenbein features comb-like drywall partitions. Among 65 exhibitors, several Italian galleries present solo and group shows. Highlights include: Galleria Milano (Milan) with Marie Matusz; Galleria P420 (Bologna), a founding gallery, with Zoe Williams; Veda (Florence) showing Sophy Naess and Damon Zucconi; Galleria P420 (Bologna) with Monika Stricker, Francis Offman, and Piero Manai; Galleria Mazzoleni (Turin/London) with Somaya Critchlow; Galleria Massimo Minini (Brescia) with Nicolas Roggy and Larry Stanton; and Galleria T293 (Rome) with Nicole Gravier and Dana DeGiulio. The fair serves as a young, creative counterpart to Paris+ during Paris Art Week.

Key facts

  • Paris Internationale 2023 is the ninth edition.
  • The fair is held at Central Bergère, a 1911 brick building.
  • The exhibition design is by Swiss firm Christ&Gantenbein.
  • There are 65 exhibitors at the fair.
  • Galleria Milano presented Marie Matusz.
  • Galleria P420 (Bologna) presented Zoe Williams, Monika Stricker, Francis Offman, and Piero Manai.
  • Veda (Florence) presented Sophy Naess and Damon Zucconi.
  • Galleria Mazzoleni presented Somaya Critchlow.

Entities

Artists

  • Marie Matusz
  • Zoe Williams
  • Sophy Naess
  • Damon Zucconi
  • Monika Stricker
  • Francis Offman
  • Piero Manai
  • Somaya Critchlow
  • Nicolas Roggy
  • Larry Stanton
  • Nicole Gravier
  • Dana DeGiulio

Institutions

  • Paris Internationale
  • Central Bergère
  • Christ&Gantenbein
  • Galleria Milano
  • Galleria P420
  • Veda
  • Galleria Mazzoleni
  • Galleria Massimo Minini
  • Galleria T293
  • Paris+
  • Artribune

Locations

  • Paris
  • France
  • Grand Boulevard
  • Montmartre
  • Milan
  • Italy
  • Bologna
  • Florence
  • Turin
  • London
  • Brescia
  • Rome
  • Tolosa
  • Salisbury
  • New York
  • Bethpage
  • Dusseldorf
  • Butare
  • Le Blanc
  • Aix-en-Provence
  • Chicago

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