With more than 80 international galleries and 27 institutional projects, Art Genève continues to grow and reaffirms its status as an unmissable event for the art and beyond. True to its intimate spirit, the fair continues its mission for its 14th edition: to offer a platform for dialogue between galleries, institutions, dealers and collectors at Palexpo, Geneva.
This new edition will offer an enriched programme of new experiences: immersive installations, performances, meetings and conferences, as well as guided tours and discoveries among the curated stands and monumental works that will line the aisles of the fair. The fair will bring together more than 80 international galleries, including Hauser & Wirth, Mennour, Galerie Lelong, Tornabuoni Arte, Applicat-Prazan, Georges-Philippe & Nathalie Vallois, Waddington Custot, Le Minotaure, Karma International, Pietro Sparta, Galerie Eva Presenhuber, and Pace Gallery.
The Solo Shows section, now fully integrated into the fair's DNA, will feature a selection of 16 international galleries, including Eli Kerr (Montreal), Neuendorf (New York), suns.work (Zurich) and Temnikova & Kasela Gallery (Tallinn). The Prix Solo Art Genève-Piaget, now made possible thanks to the support of new watchmaking partner Piaget, will reward one of these exhibitions and the winning work will be acquired and donated to MAMCO, Geneva.
This year the fair will be enriched by new high-profile institutional collaborations from the Swiss cultural landscape. The Musée Barbier-Mueller and the Fondation Jan Michalski will join MAMCO, the Musée d’art et d’histoire, the Grand Théâtre de Genève, and the cantonal and municipal funds among others.
Special large-scale projects will be presented by the Swiss Institute, New York, the Antoine de Galbert Foundation, Paris, the Ecole des Arts Décoratifs, Paris, the Plaza Foundation and videokunst.ch mit der Sammlung Carola und Günther Ketterer-Ertle. This ambitious institutional programme is supported by the Geneva Free Ports and Warehouses.
The Sur-Mesure platform returns for a third edition, this time taking over the aisles of the fair. The exhibition invites visitors to stroll freely among monumental and unique works installed in unexpected spaces.
Prix Mobilière, dedicated to young Swiss artists, will showcase the talents nominated for 2026 in a space celebrating the diversity and vitality of the contemporary Swiss scene.
At the same time, Palexpo will host the Design Heads exhibition in Hall 3, presented by HEAD – Geneva, offering an inspiring look at the innovations of the university's young designers.
Finally, a programme of conferences will bring together leading figures from the art world throughout the week, including the curatorial team of the Swiss Pavilion for the 2026 Venice Biennale.