3 Best Art Galleries in Grenoble

“Centre d'art bastille presents contemporary artwork to the general public at a holiday destination. Over the past 15 years, there have been 80 exhibitions and more than 170,000 visitors. The creation of site-specific artwork is central to the Bastille Art Centre project. The annual programme features solo or group exhibitions, along with coffee events. They promote the growing creative scene in the neighborhood. Through regular events, strong connections have been established with various groups within the area, along with the sharing of human and material resources. Le Cab offers a fresh approach to contemporary art, designed to be warm and accessible to a broad audience. The gallery allows free entry for those under 18.”

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“Galerie Vent des Cimes showcases around 30 French and International artists, featuring a variety of styles including figurative painting, abstract and street art, and sculptures in raku, ceramics, bronze, and resin. They highlight celebrated French and International artists such as Paul Beckrich, Anne Bachelier, Julien Airault, Josepha, Leonardo Lucchi, Philippe Icher, Raymond Poulet, Françoise Nielly, C215. The exhibition area is spread across 2 floors. They are also open to photography and regularly feature Aboriginal artwork from Australia and India. They organise 6 to 7 exhibitions each year and encourage visitors to engage with their passion for contemporary art. Galerie Vent des Cimes offers delivery and installation services for paintings and sculptures at homes or businesses.”

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“Galerie Tracanelli is dedicated to exploring contemporary international artistic creations. They highlight the work of newcomers and young international artists. The gallery acts as a platform for conversation. They offer the public an opportunity to engage with the challenges of contemporary art, allowing them to discover and collect the future big names of the art world. Galerie Tracanelli strives to be a space for exhibitions and support for artists who are still students or recent graduates. The gallery helps young artists transition into the professional art market, develop their careers, and continue their creative research in the best possible conditions.”

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