Art Monte-Carlo returns to the Grimaldi Forum from 29th April to 1st May for its 10th edition, under the High Patronage of Prince Albert II of Monaco. The anniversary brings the fair’s most ambitious programme to date, with 26 international galleries, a new curatorial section and a spring calendar intended to cement its position among Europe’s significant art market events.
The fair has historically focused on modern and contemporary art, and this edition maintains that scope while expanding its geographic reach. Among the returning galleries are Almine Rech, Cortesi, Galleria Continua, Suzanne Tarasieve, Semiose, Van de Weghe, Voena and Wilde — names that have been present across multiple editions and represent the fair’s established collector base.
New participants joining for the first time include A&R Fleury from Paris, Cecilia Hillström Gallery from Stockholm, Fabienne Levy from Lausanne, Giovanni Martino Projects from Lugano, Lee & Bae from Busan, Mitterrand from Paris, Ritsch-Fisch Galerie from Strasbourg, and Secci from Milan. Two Monaco-based galleries also join the roster: Hartford Fine Art – Lampronti Gallery and M.F. Toninelli Art Moderne.
The full list of exhibitors spans galleries from across Europe, the Americas and Asia, including Galleria Accademia, Galleria Barbara Paci, Barovier & Toso, Durazzo, Galleria Traits Noirs & Co, Olivier Varenne Art Moderne & Contemporain, Opera Gallery and 193 Gallery.
Details of the new curatorial section will be announced ahead of the opening. Art Monte-Carlo runs concurrently with Monaco Art Week, which brings a further 14 galleries and auction houses across the Principality over the same period, making the final days of April one of the most concentrated moments in Monaco’s cultural calendar.
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