Art Absolument is both a magazine and a space for exchange and exhibition, offering a diverse view of contemporary art and the international cultural scene. Reading Art Absolument means keeping up to date with the latest art news and events: fairs, salons and exhibitions; discovering artists' interviews; rediscovering artists from all horizons; and exploring the links between the visual arts and other disciplines such as literature, history or science.

Art Absolument is a meeting place and a forum for dialogue. It is actively involved in discovering new artists, both established and emerging. Located at 1 rue Monsieur le Prince, this place encourages exchanges between professionals and art lovers through conferences on a theme, a book or an artist.

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Art Absolument maintains close links with numerous galleries, museums and cultural institutions in France and abroad. These collaborations feed into a rich and varied programme, enabling the space to diversify its subjects and exhibitions and to reflect a constantly changing artistic scene.

Art Absolument is constantly renewing itself to offer a variety of thematic and monographic exhibitions. Our 100m² contemporary art space, located in the Saint-Germain-des-Prés neighborhood, is under the artistic direction of Domitille d’Orgeval, an art critic, AICA member, and exhibition curator. Each work on display is therefore part of a thematic dialogue that connects established contemporary artists with emerging talents on the rise.

All the artworks you’ll discover at the Art Absolument space or at the art fairs in which we participate are available for purchase, with prices suited to all types of collectors. Detailed information about each piece can be found on our Artnet page: https://www.artnet.fr/galeries/art-absolument/.

For any additional information about available artworks, our team is at your disposal by email at the following address: claire.myhill@artabsolument.com.

Exhibition's View - David Tremlett, Wall Drawing at Espace Art Absolument

Photo credit Max Borderie