“New Horizons” section:
the next generation
Thursday 27 August 2026
Fine Arts Paris is launching “New Horizons”, a new section of the fair reserved for eleven young dealers who are either starting out or exhibiting at a major international fair for the first time. Specialising in varied fields, these galleries combine a digital presence with a strong attachment to meeting collectors in person.
What is the “New Horizons” section at Fine Arts Paris?
A new section is being created in the Nef of the Grand Palais: “New Horizons”.
It brings together 11 stands of around 10 sqm, designed to welcome dealers who are just starting out or who have never exhibited at an international fair of this scale before.
Which galleries make up the “New Horizons” section?
The section includes AEON, Aurélie Biot-Worms, Dedrie Gallery, Drake, Fa Presto, Haesaerts-Le Grelle, Gilles Hervy & Ian Panné, Galerie Ingert, Léo Lefèvre, Le Manuscrit Français and Villa Rosemaine.
Each has developed a specialism, ranging from old master drawings and autographs to Asian art, silverware and antique textiles, among others. Based in shops, private premises or online, these galleries make use of digital tools while still regarding in-person meetings with collectors as essential.
Take a look at their pages:
Why join Fine Arts Paris as a young gallery?
Joining New Horizons allows these dealers to become part of a demanding ecosystem, at the heart of the Grand Palais. “It’s a valuable marker of trust and credibility for a young gallery like mine,” confirms Aurélie Biot-Worms.
