The Art Genève “Family” tour offers a playful and interactive introduction to the fair, specially designed for children. Accessible and welcoming, this introductory visit invites young and old alike to explore a rich universe of artworks from diverse backgrounds and major 20th-century movements, with a focus on pieces that encourage imagination, play, and creative expression.
In French. Kids ages 6 and up, accompanied by an adult.
As part of Art Genève/Art Talks, Mai-Thu Perret (artist), Théo Casciani (writer), and Clément Dirié (Editorial Director, JRP|Editions) join Christian Herren (curator, editor of the E.A.T. Index) for a conversation marking the release of three new publications: the E.A.T. Index (JRP|Editions), mapping fifteen years of conversations across art, architecture, and science; Mai-Thu Perret’s monograph Grammar & Glamour (JRP|Editions); and Théo Casciani’s novel Insula (P.O.L). The discussion delves into contemporary approaches to bookmaking, exploring archival materials, imagery, narrative, and editorial structures.
An expert-led guided visit examining the intersections between art history and the contemporary art market. The session considers how historical narratives shape valuation, provenance, and collecting practices across painting, sculpture, and installation. Participants will explore curatorial strategies, market mechanisms, and the material and conceptual languages that inform reception and trade. Emphasis is placed on critical readings of works, the role of provenance, and ethical considerations in collecting and exhibiting.
Multiple guided visits are offered throughout the fair, conducted in both English and French.
As part of Art Genève / Art Talks, this panel, moderated by Jean-Rodolphe Petter (Co-Director and Co-Curator, CALM – Centre d’Art La Meute), brings together Théo-Mario Coppola, iLiana Fokianaki, Andrea Rodriguez Novoa, and Maya Stephani Kazoun to discuss ethical considerations and the visions shaping today’s contemporary art world.
In English.
As part of Art Genève / Art Talks, Last Lines presents a book launch and conversation with Andrea Bellini, Director of the Centre d’Art Contemporain Genève, and Carla Subrizi, Director of the Fondazione Baruchello. The discussion accompanies the publication of Last Lines (Nero Editions), the final artist book by Gianfranco Baruchello (1924–2023), reflecting on his artistic legacy and enduring influence.
In French.
Art Genève assembles galleries, institutions and numerous contemporary artists across painting, sculpture, video, digital practices and sound installations. The fair juxtaposes intimate booth presentations with large-scale and commissioned works, exploring questions of authorship, authenticity and institutional networks.
Dedicated sections for experimental formats and music foreground immersive, sonic and monumental pieces, while publishing projects and prizes highlight emerging practices. The presentation examines how contemporary art circulates, engages publics and reframes cultural exchange.
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