How a New Generation of Paris Gallerists Has Changed the City’s Art Scene - Artsy

193 Gallery, with two spaces on Rue Béranger in the Haut Marais, was founded in 2018 by César Levy to explore non-Western identities from the Caribbean, Latin America, Asia, and Africa. He noted that, in addition to the behemoth Paris+, there’s a spectrum of fairs catering to different regions and tastes. “There’s a fair dedicated to African art [AKAA], to Asian art [ASIA NOW], and there’s a new fair coming in September dedicated to Latin American art [MIRA Art Fair],” he said. “There’s this desire to discover different art scenes of the world.” In a more generalist display, next week will see the opening of Art Paris (April 4th–7th) at the Grand Palais Éphémère, bringing together 136 modern and contemporary art galleries from 25 countries for its 26th edition.

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