On the programme
for the 2026 edition
of Fine Arts Paris

As France’s only international multidisciplinary arts event, Fine Arts Paris brings together, at the Grand Palais in September, around a hundred galleries covering all periods and specialisms of the art market.

This 2026 edition invites interior designer Charles Zana to bring his creativity to the fair’s scenography.

This year, for the first time, the exhibition will form part of the "Journées européennes du patrimoine" programme.

Guest of Honour:
The Musée du Grand Siècle

The Musée du Grand Siècle, scheduled to open in 2028, will present its project and collections at Fine Arts Paris.

It will showcase the “Grand Siècle” exhibition, which will be displayed in its future permanent galleries in Saint-Cloud, featuring a selection of paintings, sculptures, furniture, precious objects and everyday items that will tell the story of the arts, sciences and society in 17th-century France.

“New Horizons”: A new section championing new dealers and contemporary makers

It will welcome eleven dealers who are just starting their activity or who have never exhibited at an international fair, as well as contemporary makers across fields as varied as jewellery, ceramics and textiles.

Design luminaries
pick their must-see pieces

Fine Arts Paris strongly reaffirms its commitment to the worlds of creation, interior design and design, once again inviting a prestigious panel of renowned interior designers to share their “favourites” from among the works presented by the exhibitors.

And also:

• Fabienne Verdier and the Manufacture nationale de Sèvres are presenting a brand-new collaboration supported by AXA, the fair’s official partner
• A talk organised by AXA on Tuesday 22 September at 7.00 pm : "Building a collection: a story of passion, emotion and investment"
• For the fourth consecutive year, we are inviting artists from the Gautier Capuçon Foundation to give a concert at the fair. It will take place on Saturday 19 September 2026 at 8 pm in the Nef of the Grand Palais.
• The Ville de Paris is offering visitors a behind-the-scenes look at conservation and restoration in all its forms, including a live restoration demonstration of a work of art
• "Le plus grand musée de France", a patronage campaign launched over ten years ago by the Fondation pour la Sauvegarde de l’Art français, aimed at involving civil society in the restoration of our local treasures.
• The second edition of the CPGA–Fine Arts Paris Prize, which recognises the quality of a stand’s presentation and artistic selection.
• The “Arts Week” offering VIP tours of around twenty partner museums.

Next edition
19-23 September, 2026

at the Grand Palais !

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