3 Best Art Galleries in Saint-Denis

“60 AdaDa is a laboratory for the creation and dissemination of visual arts with beautiful exhibitions and collective artists. They have digital platforms that allow artists to exhibit and sell their work online. The gallery is proud to be a member of the Federation of Plastic Artists' Networks and Associations and benefits from the support of the City. These spaces serve as cultural hubs that promote artistic expression, support artists, and engage the public with different forms of creative work. They contain numerous wonderful collective arts. 60 AdaDa engages in exchanges with the population and gives a place and meaning to contemporary art in Saint-Denis. They market artworks and take a commission from the artists.”

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“HCE Galerie is a space dedicated to the display, promotion, and sale of artworks. The gallery is an independent place of exhibition, questioning and study of the act and effects, a workshop of gesture, space, and voice, as well as the works and the invited artists. All are carried by a creative gesture that overflows the work and engages in an intensely inhabited world. They present to you an exclusive selection of the most beautiful works of art by more than 30 famous artists in their exhibition. HCE Galerie has also arranged an art exhibition space made available to artists within the gallery. They focus on cultural and historical preservation, often displaying permanent and temporary exhibitions.”

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“Musée d'art et d'histoire Paul Eluard is a friendly welcome and the finest rewarding place. The originality of renovation and museum development works lies in a harmonious balance between the presentation of the collections and scrupulous respect for the original architecture of the building. The Paul Eluard Museum of Art and History is specialised in a beautiful museum in a magnificent setting. They offer visit options and activities adapted to everyone. The museum activities are carefully prepared and adapted to each person. They encounter confrontation with works of art helping to arouse interest imagination and new sensations and openness-the museum opens doors to the city, introduces the public to aesthetics and raises their awareness of artistic practices.”

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