Galerie Duret Information

Founded in 2010 by Mickaël Adjadj, Galerie Duret takes its name from its original location on rue Duret in the prestigious 16th arrondissement of Paris. Today, it has found its home at 7bis, Rue des Saints-Pères, in the heart of the 6th arrondissement, a landmark of Parisian art and culture. The mission of Galerie Duret is twofold: to promote contemporary art through its Parisian exhibitions and to actively participate in international contemporary art fairs. It is dedicated to showcasing the world of contemporary artists, both established and emerging, focusing on an exclusive selection of painters, photographers, and sculptors. Galerie Duret is a space for expression of decidedly optimistic, vibrant, and colorful art, which finds its voice through innovative and diverse techniques. Within the gallery, visitors can admire the three-dimensional metal wall sculptures by David Gerstein, immerse themselves in the world of Ronald Mugabe's bright canvases, or marvel at the geometric and minimalist creations of Nicolas Dubreuille. Artists represented: David Gerstein, Nicolas Dubreuille, Philippe Berry, Kean, Simone Christen, Leesi, Ronald Mugabe, Anna Kruhelska, Beau Disundi, Dominick Leuci, Austyn Taylor, Johannes Holt Iversen, Katrin Fridriks, Olivier Lépront