Artists and collectives from the Belleville neighborhood invite you to explore their studios and creative worlds!
Once a village that became part of Paris in 1860, Belleville is now a neighborhood located at the intersection of the 10th, 11th, 19th, and 20th arrondissements. For four days, the Belleville neighborhood comes alive, much to the delight of art lovers and enthusiasts. In fact, more than 172 artists open the doors of their studios to the public free of charge. The goal of this initiative is to make art accessible to everyone and to introduce visitors to some of Paris’s most unusual spots. More than 100 venues are open to visitors from various countries (England, Italy, Germany, the United States, etc.).
Public reception during the event at Galerie des AAB, 1 rue Francis Picabia, in the 20th arrondissement - Metro: Couronnes (line 2)