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Liselor Perez, Cent Sommeil exhibition

As part of its commitment to emerging contemporary art, Rubis Mécénat is supporting the professional development of young artists from Beaux-Arts de Paris for the fifth consecutive year. This fall, Liselor Perez, winner of the 2025 award, will create an installation on display at the Saint-Eustache church, with critical guidance from exhibition curator Julia Marchand.

Beaux-Arts de Paris is delighted to welcome Harry Nuriev and the Sultana Gallery (Paris) for Art Basel Paris.

Harry Nuriev presents Objets Trouvés (2025), a participatory installation transforming the Petits-Augustins chapel into a space for circulation and exchange. Carefully aligned supermarket boxes are filled with objects brought in by visitors. Each person leaves an object they no longer need and takes another left by someone else. Each contribution is certified as a work of art, and at the end of the exhibition, all exchanges will be compiled in a Yellow Pages-style directory, transforming this ephemeral process into a permanent archive.

Harry Nuriev describes his practice as Transformism—the reinvention of everyday materials to give them new functions and meanings. With Objets Trouvés, he extends this philosophy into a collective dimension, where the simple act of exchange becomes social interaction as much as artistic creation.

This is the fourth project in the Public Program organized by Art Basel Paris in collaboration with the Beaux-Arts de Paris.
A mediation program will be provided every day from October 21 to 26, 2025, from 2:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. by students from the École du Louvre.

Vimala Pons talks with Clément Cogitore, studio professor at Beaux-Arts de Paris.

A multimedia and transdisciplinary artist, Vimala Pons trained in competitive sports, art history, cinema, and music. Known for her performances but also for her distinguished career as a film actress, all of her artistic work is based on emotional macro-introspection and the manifestation of imbalance in all its forms.

Graduates 2025

Liselor Perez, Cent Sommeil exhibition

Diptyque, a committed patron of the Beaux-Arts de Paris since 2022, supports initial training and awards four scholarships to support students in their artistic and professional careers.

Beaux-Arts de Paris is delighted to welcome Harry Nuriev and the Sultana Gallery (Paris) for Art Basel Paris.

Béryl Coulombié, graduating class of 2023, will give a performance at Beaux-Arts de Paris as part of the PERFOMISSIMA 2 festival with the Wallonia-Brussels Center.

Vimala Pons talks with Clément Cogitore, studio professor at Beaux-Arts de Paris.

The Anouk Foundation and the Georges Pompidou European Hospital – AP-HP have joined forces with Beaux-Arts de Paris to help improve the living environment within the hospital and promote the creation and dissemination of works by young artists.

To mark the publication of their monograph Monochrome by Beaux-Arts de Paris Editions, artist duo The Bells Angels are taking over the Chapelle des Petits-Augustins.

For a critical reading of cartels

Brazilian artists Leda Catunda and Erika Verzutti are in the spotlight this fall in Paris with two solo exhibitions.