28 – 31 January

Art Genève

Art Genève brings together leading international galleries, institutional and private collections, independent spaces and guest curators to present modern and contemporary art. The fair showcases painting, sculpture, photography, and installation across historical and experimental practices, emphasising dialogues between established and emergent approaches. Curated sectors highlight thematic investigations into materiality, urban experience and memory, while gallery presentations foreground technique and medium. The programme offers a concise survey of current artistic production and critical exchange.

Route François-Peyrot 30,
1218 Le Grand-Saconnex
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