For many years, graffiti was viewed as a marginal practice, often associated with transgression, the illegal occupation of public space, and underground culture. Yet over the decades, this form of expression born on the streets has evolved into one of the most influential artistic movements of the late twentieth and early twenty-first centuries. With the arrival of Beyond The Streets in Paris, the French capital is hosting a major international exhibition that retraces this e

You bought a painting at a gallery a few years ago. Or perhaps a limited-edition print that has been sitting in your living room, quietly appreciating in value. Now you are wondering: could I sell it? What is it worth today? How do I go about it without making costly mistakes? Reselling a work of art purchased from a gallery is not as complicated as it might seem, but it does require understanding a few fundamental rules. This guide walks you through every step of the process

It’s happening! For several days now, a strange structure has been taking shape above the Pont Neuf, in the heart of Paris. Between monumental tarpaulins, inflatable arches, and impressive technical systems, the installation of La Caverne du Pont Neuf has begun. French artist JR is currently carrying out one of the most ambitious artistic interventions of his career: La Caverne du Pont Neuf. With a public opening scheduled from June 6 to June 28, 2026, this ephemeral work wil

The trajectory of photographer Corinne Dubreuil is particularly unique within the contemporary artistic landscape. Internationally renowned for her tennis photography, she has established an immediately recognizable visual signature: a photography of movement that goes beyond simple sports reporting and moves toward a form of aesthetic abstraction. Yet, over the past several years, her work has evolved significantly through her series dedicated to the landscapes of the Basque

On April 29, 2026, a new work by Banksy appeared in the heart of London, once again confirming the artist’s ability to transform public space into a site of surprise and reflection. Secretly installed at Waterloo Place, in the Westminster district, this monumental sculpture fits within a now well-established tradition: that of illegal, sudden, and deeply political artistic interventions. Initially surrounded by mystery despite the name “Banksy” being inscribed on the pedestal

Michel Bassompierre passed away on April 21, 2026, in Nantes at the age of 78. His death leaves a significant void in the landscape of contemporary French and international sculpture. A discreet yet essential figure, he devoted more than forty years to building a coherent body of work, instantly recognizable and entirely focused on the animal world. Michel Bassompierre’s work occupies a singular place in the recent history of figurative sculpture: it is rooted in the classica

Biarritz is not only the world capital of surfing and a paradise for big-wave enthusiasts. In recent years, the city has also attracted a vibrant and dynamic art scene, driven by galleries that promote demanding yet accessible art, deeply rooted in contemporary culture. Between the Atlantic Ocean and the Pyrenees, the unique light of the Basque Country has always inspired artists. Today, it is also drawing in collectors. Buying a work of art in Biarritz means benefiting from

Over the past two decades, a fascinating category has emerged at the crossroads of contemporary art, pop culture, and design: the art toy. More than a simple figurine or a child's plaything, the art toy is a limited-edition collectible object conceived and produced by artists, designers, and creative studios as a genuine artistic expression in three-dimensional form. The term itself is revealing: these are objects that straddle the boundary between the toy store and the galle

Born in Grasse in 1969, Eddy Maniez belongs to that generation of self-taught artists who have succeeded in inventing a unique visual language, far removed from academic conventions. Having spent many years as a forest ranger in the south of France, he developed an intimate connection with nature and the animal world — a profound source of inspiration for his work.His artistic universe is inhabited by familiar creatures — turtles, gorillas, crocodiles, octopuses, bears, fish