This week, several Parisian galleries are opening new exhibitions, with a concentration in the Marais district. Highlights include Olivier Kaeppelin's group show of four female painters at H Gallery, Mamma Andersson's works on paper at David Zwirner, Lucio Fontana's ceramics at Karsten Greve, Michel François's entropic ensembles at Art: Concept, and Anselm Kiefer's show at Thaddaeus Ropac in Pantin. Other notable openings include Linda Sanchez at Galerie Papillon, Chechu Álava at Galerie Xippas, and group exhibitions at Galerie Allen and Galerie The Pill.
This roundup matters because it captures the vibrant, ongoing rhythm of the Parisian gallery scene, which remains a global hub for contemporary art. The diversity of artists—from established figures like Fontana and Kiefer to emerging talents like Oda Jaune and Linda Sanchez—demonstrates the market's appetite for both historical and cutting-edge work, while the concentration of openings in the Marais underscores the district's enduring importance as a commercial art destination.