FAB Paris, the international art fair returns to the Grand Palais this autumn

It’s back for another edition, from September 20 to 24, 2025: this autumn, the FAB Paris art fair takes up residence in the Grand Palais. Prestigious art galleries from all over the world, designers and decorators, young talents and timeless institutions await lovers of art and artistic creations.

FAB Paris is the marriage of two fairs: Fine Arts Paris and the Biennale (formerly the Biennale des antiquaires). This major art fair returns to Paris every year, attracting collectors, the curious and professionals alike, to admire the antiques, works of art and jewelry on display.

To host so many unique creations, there’s nothing better than the majestic Grand Palais, a monument as iconic as it is magnificent. From the start of autumn, from September 20 to 24, 2025, the FAB Paris show will feature some one hundred international art galleries, specializing in a wide range of creative fields. There will also be several themed areas, exhibitions and even a concert.

This year, FAB Paris is honored by the Musée Nissim de Camondo. The Parisian museum, which is currently undergoing renovations, is highlighting several pieces from its decorative arts collections. Discover the program for this year’s event.

What to see and do at FAB Paris :

• A hundred international galleries in 20 specialities.
• A reinvented setting based on an original idea by Constance Guisset and scenography by Sylvie Zerat.
• EXHIBITION
  An exclusive exhibition of some sixty major works from the Musée Nissim de Camondo, designed by Alexandre Benjamin Navet.
• SELECTION
  The favorites of designers and decorators including Jean-Charles de Castelbaljac, Timothy Corrigan, Nathalie Crinière, François-Joseph Graf, Constance Guisset, Pier-Luigi Pizzi, Jean-Michel Wilmotte, Charles Zana.
• THEMATIC SPACE
  A Young Talent space designed by young architect and designer Edgar Jayet.
• EXHIBITION
  A spectacular tribute by Galerie Vallois to the centenary of Art Deco in the very heart of the Grand Palais, where the movement was consecrated at the Exposition Internationale des Arts Décoratifs et Industriels Modernes in 1925.
• EXHIBITION
  ” Beautés Désordonnées “, a joint exhibition bringing together 140 pieces from the galleries 1900-2000, Brimo de Laroussilhe, Georges-Philippe et Nathalie Vallois, Didier Claes and Stéphane Clavreuil, curated by art historian Jean-Hubert Martin, former director of the Musée national d’Art Moderne (Centre G. Pompidou) in the spirit of Carambolages.
• EXHIBITION
  100 ateliers, 100 artistes. La scène française, a preview exhibition of some thirty photographs from Antoine Schneck’s series, revealing multiple portraits of artists in their studios.
• CONCERT
  A concert by laureates of the Gautier Capuçon Foundation
• ARTS WEEK
  An Arts Week offering exclusive VIP visits to some twenty partner museums.

Tickets for the event are now available, so get your tickets now for the first major art show of the season.