Art Basel Paris Lines-Up 203 Exhibitors for 2025 Edition

Art Basel Paris has named the 203 galleries that will take part in its upcoming edition, scheduled to run at the Grand Palais, from October 24–26, with VIP preview days October 22–23.

Hailing from 40 countries and territories, this year’s exhibitors will again be split into three sections: the main Galeries section, which will have 177 dealers; Emergence, for 16 solo booths for emerging artists; and Premise, for 10 presentations that aim to challenge the art historical canon. Over one-third of the exhibitors operate a space in Paris.

Art Basel Paris will once again stage its Oh La La! Initiative, in which exhibitors rehang their booths on October 24–25. Additionally, this year will see the return of the fair’s public art exhibition in the Jardin des Tuileries, which was still closed last year after the 2024 Olympics.

Among the international blue-chip dealers in the Galeries section are Gagosian, Hauser & Wirth, Pace Gallery, David Zwirner, Acquavella Galleries, Blum, Sadie Coles HQ, Paula Cooper Gallery, Jeffrey Deitch, Gladstone Gallery, Marian Goodman Gallery, David Kordansky Gallery, Kurimanzutto, Lisson Gallery, Victoria Miro, Thaddaeus Ropac, Michael Werner, White Cube. Top Parisian galleries in the section include Balice Hertling, Galerie Chantal Crousel, Marcelle Alix, Mennour, mor charpentier, sans titre, and Air de Paris, which last month controversially pulled out of the fair’s upcoming Swiss edition.

The fair will also see nine first-time exhibitors in the section, including Paris-based Crèvecoeur, New York’s 47 Canal, Cologne’s Jan Kaps, London’s The Approach (London), Chapter NY, and Stevenson, of Amsterdam and Cape Town. Other first-time exhibitors to the Paris fair include Ginny on Fredrick and Blindspot in Emergence, as well as Michael Rosenfeld Gallery, Château Shatto, and a joint booth for Gordon Robichaux and Stars.

“The exceptional quality of this year’s projects is powerful proof of Art Basel Paris’ magnetism—and of the central role Paris and France continue to play on the global art market and the world of culture at large,” Art Basel Paris director Clément Delépine said in a statement. “We owe it to our galleries, visitors, and partners to deliver a stellar show, cementing its place as the cultural calendar’s unmissable Fall event, and we look forward to working towards this goal.”

The full exhibitor list follows below.

Galeries

Emergence

Premise