Exposition

The FIAC, a staple meeting for contemporary artists

Each year since 1974, Paris put contemporary artists in the spotlight on the occasion of the FIAC, meaning Foire Internationale d’Art Contemporain (“the Paris International Art Fair”). While some days during the October, the Grand Palais as well as several places named “Hors les Murs” welcomed modern and contemporary works selected among the greatest galleries of the world.

The visitors can contemplate the works that are presented by some 200 gallery owners and also assist at many events and especially artists films, performances or debates.

Moreover, since some years the design appeared on contemporary art market. This huge exhibition each year appeals many collectors and museum directors.

So, it is essential to book well in advance a Helzear room or suite, a hotel close to the Grand Palais and the FIAC.

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