Bartoux Matignon

Overview

Galeries Bartoux, established in 1993, is a contemporary art gallery spanning three levels at 5 avenue Matignon. Part of a family-run group with 15 locations across France and the United States, it has been expanding internationally since 2003.

Artistic Focus

• Specializes in contemporary artists such as Fernando Botero, Bruno Catalano, Fred Allard, Fin Dac, and Jonone
• Exhibits works by various artists, including Julien Durix's "La Vie en Roses" series
• Features renowned artists like Miró, Warhol, Lichtenstein, and Haring
• Displays a mix of sculptures, including bronze works, and contemporary and pop art

Innovative Aspects

Immersive Experience

• Incorporates multimedia elements: video projections and sound installations
• Presents unique sculptural works, notably figures with missing body sections

Exhibition Strategy

• Hosts temporary exhibitions by notable artists (e.g., Bruno Catalano, Michel Bassompierre)
• Aims to raise awareness of international art and provide access to new cultural values

Visitor Experience

• Free admission to some exhibitions
• Provides explanations and context for artworks
• Allows photography in designated areas
• Background music enhances the atmosphere

Practical Information

• Staffed by specialized teams to inform and advise visitors and collectors
• Well-curated openings and events
• Professional presentation with excellent lighting of artworks