Paris Internationale makes its Italian debut: contemporary art fair at

Paris Internationale comes to Milan

From 18 to 21 April 2026, Palazzo Galbani will host the first Italian edition of Paris Internationale, an independent platform founded in Paris in 2015. The fair brings an international selection of galleries to Milan in a curator-led format that emphasizes dialogue between works and space.

What to expect

The fair features ambitious projects, monographic and two-person presentations, and site-responsive interventions across the floors of the modernist palace designed by the Soncini brothers. The layout aims to enhance relationships between artworks, artists and visitors for a reflective viewing experience.

Participating galleries and artists

• Established participants: Ciaccia Levi (Paris/Milan), Crèvecœur (Paris), Deborah Schamoni (Munich), Gregor Staiger (Zurich/Milan), Stereo (Warsaw), Veda (Milan).
• Newcomers: Emanuela Campoli (Paris/Milan), Jocelyn Wolff (Paris), Kaufmann Repetto (Milan/New York), Luisa Delle Piane (Milan), Sylvia Kouvali (London/Piraeus).
• Highlighted presentations: Leonora Carrington, Prinz Gholam, Caroline Bachmann, Walter Pfeiffer, Lou Masduraud.
• Special projects: site-responsive works by Anthea Hamilton, Ambra Castagnetti, Anna Franceschini, Lee Scratch Perry, Robert Mapplethorpe, among others.

Why visit

The curator-driven approach encourages slow looking: artworks are arranged to create visual conversations, offering both museum-scale proposals and experimental works. It’s an opportunity to see international pieces not often shown outside their usual contexts and to meet gallery representatives and artists in a setting designed for cultural exchange.

Practical information

• Where: Palazzo Galbani, Milan.
• When: 18–21 April 2026.
• Plan ahead: check the event’s official channels for opening hours and access rules, and contact participating galleries for details on specific presentations and projects.

Note: the exhibition includes Special Projects and collaborative displays where works respond directly to the architecture of Palazzo Galbani.