FAB Paris 2025 at the Grand Palais: A Look Back on an Exceptional Edition
From September 20th to 24th, FAB Paris took over the French capital with an outstanding proposal. Held in the Nave of the Grand Palais, this exceptional art fair gathered works presented by hundreds of international galleries, displayed against a scenography imagined by Constance Guisset and Sylvie Zerat.
Beneath the stunning glass roof, visitors were able to discover the favourite pieces of renowned designers such as Jean-Charles de Castelbajac and Charles Zana, a tribute to Art Deco by Galerie Vallois, a concert organised by the Gautier Capuçon Foundation, and the live restoration of a painting by Hippolyte Lazerges. The Galerie Landau presented around fifty major works from its collection, including pieces by Picasso and Magritte. The essence of the fair is reflected in the multitude of exhibitions on offer: the Nissim de Camondo Museum presents a tribute to the decorative arts, Jean-Hubert Martin has curated ‘Beautés Désordonnées’ (Disorderly Beauties), which brings together almost 150 works from the 20th century, and much more.
Between exhibition openings and presentations, we crossed paths with the President of FAB Paris, Louis de Bayser, alongside Constance Guisset, Edgar Jayet, Jean-Charles de Castelbajac, Alice et Robert Landau, Charles Zana, Jean-Michel Wilmotte, Jean-Hubert Martin, and many others.
Photos: Michael Huard
