Gallery Presentation

Galerie Claire Gastaud has 3 spaces:
-In Paris, in the Marais district near the Centre Pompidou, a space dedicated to curatorial projects, regularly giving international artists and curators “carte blanche”.
-The historic space in Clermont-Ferrand (opposite FRAC auvergne, between the Ministry of Culture and the Cathedral), dedicated to major museum exhibitions and featuring an underground space, regularly taken over by artists for performances, encounters or the creation of in situ works.
- Every summer, the gallery presents a major monographic exhibition at the Château de la Trémolière (Cantal) and welcomes artists in residence.
Since it opened in 1986, Galerie Claire Gastaud has established itself as one of France's most influential art galleries. The programming is inspired by the interference of generations, mediums and nationalities. The gallery's commitment to artists is protean, based on a rhizome-like dissemination of contemporary art, and particularly committed to women artists.

Among the most emblematic exhibitions in the 1980s and 1990s: Chu Teh Chun, Rémi Blanchard, Erro, Dennis Oppenheim, Jacques de la Villeglé, Riopelle, Claude Viallat. 2000s to present: Henni Alftan, Tania Mouraud, Georges Rousse, Nils-Udo, Henri Cueco, Roland Cognet, Frank Stella, Alain Josseau, Delphine Gigoux-Martin, Jean-Charles Eustache, MC Mitout, Erik Schmidt, MC Mitout, Vladimir Skoda, Milène Sanchez, Natacha Lesueur, Judith Grassl, Coraline de Chiara, Bertrand Gadenne, Anne Sophie Emard, Antoine+Manuel.