Ever wondered about a gallery that bridges East and West? Galerie Vazieux is that place. Right here on Rue de Provence you find it.
Founded in 1999 by Sabine Vazieux this gallery specializes in postwar Western and Asian abstract painting. It’s not just another art space. It’s a vibrant hub connecting different artistic worlds. The gallery initially operated in another location. In 2018 it moved to a new space near the Louvre Museum and the Pinault Collection. That’s quite a prestigious neighborhood.
Sabine Vazieux isn’t just a gallery owner. She’s a curator too. She’s organized exhibitions like ‘From China to Taiwan’ at the Musée d’Ixelles in Belgium. She also curated ‘Landscape of the Soul’ at the Asian Art Museum in Nice. This demonstrates her commitment to promoting Asian art. She also shows contemporary artists she’s met worldwide. It is a true testament to her global network.
Galerie Vazieux’s discerning eye has led to the placement of artwork in major international museums. The Centre Pompidou and the M+ Museum in Hong Kong have acquired pieces. That’s a significant achievement. It’s a testament to the gallery’s commitment to quality. They also participate in art fairs around the world. From Art Basel in Hong Kong to Art Paris Art Fair their presence is felt globally.
More than just a gallery Galerie Vazieux is a cultural bridge. It connects diverse artistic traditions. It introduces collectors and the public to incredible artists. Visit Galerie Vazieux. Discover the beautiful world of abstract art. It awaits you.