2026.10.23 — 2026.10.25 · Ended
Art Basel Paris
Art Basel Paris returns to the Grand Palais for its fifth edition with 211 galleries, open to the public on 23–25 October. Inside, it runs from modern masters to work finished this year: Hauser & Wirth brings Louise Bourgeois, White Cube Tracey Emin, and there are photographs by the Nobel laureate Annie Ernaux. Premise brings overlooked names back into view, and Emergence gives 16 young galleries solo booths. Outside, Avenue Winston-Churchill and several squares and gardens host free public art.
Hauser & Wirth brings Louise Bourgeois, White Cube new work by Tracey Emin, and there are photographs by the Nobel laureate Annie Ernaux with Marc Marie.
On the Larkin Erdmann booth, Man Ray’s Violon d’Ingres and Duchamp’s moustached Mona Lisa, L.H.O.O.Q., hang beside an On Kawara date painting back on the market after nearly fifty years, an arm’s length away.
Premise brings overlooked artists back: Derek Jarman’s late tar Black Paintings, early work (1947–1956) by the computer-art pioneer Vera Molnár, and the Brazilian modernist Tarsila do Amaral.
Emergence gives 16 young galleries solo booths: Clémentine Adou builds installations from dismantled umbrella frames, and Drake Carr paints large canvases that meet late-Renaissance stretched composition with queer nightlife.
Outside the Grand Palais, Avenue Winston-Churchill holds eight outdoor works, among them Niki de Saint Phalle’s cat-head totem and a Yinka Shonibare bronze patterned like Dutch wax cloth; Place Clemenceau has Robert Indiana’s LOVE Wall.
The outdoor works are free. Further on, Tracey Emin’s bronzes stand at the Trocadéro, Cosima von Bonin’s plush sculptures fill the Petit Palais, and Kutluğ Ataman’s 40-screen video work plays in the Chapelle des Petits-Augustins.
Checked · 2026-09-27
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21–22 October are invitation-only preview days; the public days are 23–25 October, so check the date when buying.
Booths and works follow the official announcements and may change; the floor plan is from 2025, so use this year’s map for booth locations.
Tracey Emin’s bronzes at the Trocadéro stay until 1 November; guided tours at the Palais d’Iéna need booking on miumiu.com from 8 October.
Official 2025 map: Grand Palais floors and booths. Historical layout reference only; use the new edition’s plan for current booths, works and routes.
2026-10-23–2026-10-25; daily hours and closure days vary by venue and session.
Europe/ParisPrefer public transport and group dispersed venues by area using the official map.
Admission varies by venue, sector or performance; free public programmes are separate from main admission.
EUR 47 · students and under-26s EUR 30
Accessibility varies by venue or sector; confirm the specific session with the organiser before travel.
Dates and entry details refer to this edition; individual sessions may differ.
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The full list of exhibitors or programme details has not been announced. Examples from previous editions are labelled with their year.
Information checked on 2026-09-27
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