Artmajeur Gallery

26/08/2026

Curated by Jérôme Pantalacci, this selection brings together artists whose works explore the complexities of contemporary society through questions of identity, power, and belonging. Moving between irony, critique, and intimacy, the featured works reveal a world shaped by contradictions, from beauty standards and bodily autonomy to everyday life, vulnerability, and the acceptance of difference.
In Adoptez-les, Patrick Jannin invites viewers to embrace the strange, the hybrid, and the unconventional. Through his enigmatic masked figures, he challenges conventional notions of normality and beauty, encouraging empathy for what is different and celebrating identities that exist beyond established norms.

Featured artists :
1 - Tami Notsani
2 - Sophie Bramly
3 - Patrick Jannin
4 - Corinne Mariaud

Discover the whole selection : https://www.artmajeur.com/en/expert-selections/jerome-pantalacci/jusquici-tout-va-bien

25/08/2026

🩵🤍 From August 28–30, 2026, Art-o-rama marks its 20th edition, celebrating two decades as one of Europe's leading contemporary art fairs.
Hosted at Friche la Belle de Mai in Marseille, the former to***co factory turned cultural hub welcomes galleries, artists, and collectors from 18 countries across four continents. This anniversary edition shines a spotlight on the Mediterranean through curated projects, solo presentations, and a vibrant programme of events.

As a partner of -o-rama, Artmajeur is proud to support the fair's international reach and connect its participating galleries and artists with a global community of collectors and contemporary art enthusiasts.
This year, Galerie Maubert, DS Galerie, and In Situ – Fabienne Leclerc, all featured on Artmajeur, will present programmes exploring materiality, memory, and history.

👉 Discover the fair on the Artmajeur platform and in the Artmajeur Online Magazine.
https://www.artmajeur.com/fr/magazine/2-actualites-artistiques/art-o-rama-2026-20e-edition-a-la-friche-la-belle-de-mai-marseille/341578

📅 August 28–30, 2026
📍 Friche la Belle de Mai, Marseille

12/08/2026

One man spent 50 years hunting down the finest prints by a single Japanese artist. 😱 The result? Over 600 works by Hiroshige, some of which inspired Van Gogh himself. This extraordinary collection goes to auction at Christie's on September 15.

Did you know Hiroshige before discovering Van Gogh's connection to him? Tell us in the comments 👇

🔗 https://tinyurl.com/yc36pm5h

11/08/2026

A sculpture that looks like it's about to topple over, a mural deemed too provocative for a courthouse, piranhas painted on a police box... Banksy strikes again in London! 🎨

But who foots the bill when street art shows up uninvited? Taxpayers. Nearly £150,000 has already been spent on security, cleanup, and admin to protect (or erase) his latest works.

Westminster still hasn't decided what to do with the Waterloo Place sculpture, now under its responsibility. The bill could keep climbing 📈

👉 So what do you think — should Banksy's work be protected at all costs, or should cities just remove unauthorized art? Let us know in the comments!

🔗 https://tinyurl.com/27st3mvy

10/08/2026

🎨 Gagosian is closing two landmark spaces: 28-29 Burlington Arcade in London and its Basel gallery on Rheinsprung 1!

16 shows in London, 17 in Basel — two spaces born from short-term leases that grew into must-see contemporary art destinations, now handed back for other projects (Fabergé may move into the London arcade as early as winter 2026 👀).

After Pace Gallery and David Zwirner, it's now Gagosian's turn to rethink its real estate footprint. Just a strategic reshuffle, or a sign of a bigger shift in the art market?

💬 What do you make of these closures across the mega-galleries? Let us know in the comments!

👉 Full article: https://tinyurl.com/y88m3c2e

07/08/2026

🏛️ The Uffizi Galleries are getting a major makeover! A massive €50 million renovation will transform the museum, Palazzo Pitti, and the Boboli Gardens over the next 2 years: new heat-resistant cooling systems, restored Botticelli rooms, the Neptune Fountain brought back to life...

Which part of the Uffizi are you most excited to see renovated? Tell us in the comments! 👇

🔗 https://tinyurl.com/4cbx7bak

06/08/2026

For 500 years, this throne was invisible. 👀 The oldest known altarpiece by Fra Angelico has just returned to its rightful place in the Fiesole church where it was painted... and its restoration revealed a hidden secret: an entire Gothic throne, painted over in 1501 and concealed for five centuries! Infrared reflectography brought it back to light. Pretty amazing, right?

👉 Read the full story here: https://tinyurl.com/bdek29nv

What's the most surprising art discovery you've ever heard of? Tell us in the comments! 💬

06/08/2026

At the heart of the Nantes vineyards, Domaine Alauda lets time do its work. With 18 months in oak barrels and 6 months in bottle, Grand Landet reveals a Muscadet that is "ample, mineral and vibrant."

Created to offer "a sensitive and contemporary reading of Muscadet," Domaine Alauda is guided by a simple conviction: "great wines are first and foremost the expression of a living place." Each cuvée seeks to express the identity of its terroir "without unnecessary stylistic effects," respecting the rhythm of the vine and allowing each parcel to speak with sincerity.

As Philippe Feitussi notes: "The link between art and wine comes naturally: the artist works with matter, light and movement; the winemaker composes with soil, time and the living. In both cases, the objective is to create a lasting emotion."

Au cœur du vignoble nantais, le Domaine Alauda laisse le temps faire son œuvre. Leur Grand Landet — dix-huit mois en barrique, six en bouteille — dévoile un Muscadet que l'on croyait connaître, ample, minéral, vibrant. Dix artistes lui répondent, par la pierre, la lumière et la matière.

05/08/2026

Vignobles & Signatures brings together eighteen family-owned wineries united by a shared belief: that great wine is the expression of a place, its history, and the people who shape it. At Domaine Alauda, this philosophy finds its expression in Grand Landet, a Muscadet aged 18 months in oak barrels and 6 months in bottle, revealing the depth, texture, and complexity of its granite terroir.

Rather than illustrating the wine, Alauda's collaboration with ArtMajeur brings it into dialogue with contemporary artworks that share the same relationship to time and material—where patience, light, and craftsmanship allow meaning and emotion to emerge naturally.

Elizabeth Becker's Poppies (watercolour on paper, 38.1 × 27.9 cm; prints available from €41) offers a delicate counterpart to Grand Landet. The luminous composition captures the quiet vitality of poppies through transparent washes and subtle variations of colour, revealing a sense of balance, freshness, and understated elegance. Like Grand Landet, the work rewards attentive observation, where nuance, precision, and restraint combine to create an experience of lasting depth and quiet emotion.

05/08/2026

🎨 Guggenheim Abu Dhabi has just named its very first director: Valerie Hillings, a key figure who has shaped the project since 2009. Mark your calendars for the opening on December 11 of this Frank Gehry-designed museum. 👀 What do you think? Let us know in the comments! 👇
🔗 https://tinyurl.com/bdednffc