For its fourth edition, the Biennale de Paname comes to its public, in a route traced across Greater Paris, from Saint-Ouen, where the project was born, to the Pavillon de l'Arsenal, in the heart of Paris.

Forty artists are invited to exhibit. What they have in common is a desire to challenge.

Paintings, sculptures, installations and performances celebrating art for everyone.
A month and a half of rich, multi-disciplinary programming, designed not only to bring together the best of young artists, but also to attract audiences of all ages and backgrounds.

Founded in 2017 by Jean-Samuel Halifi and Salomé Partouche, the Biennale de Paname has gradually established itself as a major cultural event.
Imbued by the hustle and bustle of Saint-Ouen, where Salomé and Jean-Samuel live and work, their ambition is to open the doors of contemporary art to the general public, with an event created and thought out by artists.

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PRACTICAL INFO
Biennale de Paname

From September 21 to November 5, 2023
Free admission Wednesday to Sunday, 12pm to 7pm
- Wangari Greenhouse, 93400 Saint-Ouen
- Pavillon de l'Arsenal, 75004 Paris

Guided tour for Carré sur Seine by Marty de Montereau, exhibition curator: Saturday, October 14, 2023 at 11:00 am

WARNING: The number of places is limited

I would like to take part in the exhibition tour, and would like to reserve my place by writing to contact@carresurseine.com