Created in 1990 when it specialised in 18th century furniture, Galerie Jungmann extends its interest to the whole of the 20th century; from Art Deco to design of the 80s, and to the present day. The association of these different movements offers a modern and particular vision.
Galerie Jungmann, 5 Quai Finkmatt, Strasbourg, France +33 6 09 81 11 82
Jean-François Kaiser takes you on a journey of discovery to meet young emerging talents and experienced artists. A constant presence in the main art fairs like Art Karlsruhe, Art Basel and Art Cologne, the gallerist doesn’t shy away from taking risks to nurture and unveil the new talent of tomorrow.
Galerie Jean-FranÁois Kaiser, 6 Rue des Charpentiers, Strasbourg, France +33 3 88 36 64 18
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In an intimate setting on the first floor, just a few minutes’ walk from Place Kléber, Chantal Bamberger’s gallery is a space of sharing and discovery. Since 2005 she’s promoted a number of contemporary artists with a mission to make them accessible to expert collectors, but also welcoming beginner art enthusiasts.
Galerie Chantal Bamberger, 16 Rue du Vingt-Deux Novembre, Strasbourg, France +33 3 88 22 54 48
Contemporary photography takes center stage at Stimultania. From photojournalistic subjects to fine art prints, the gallery presents images that engage and even destabilise the viewer, demanding an investment in thought and emotion.
Stimultania, 33 Rue Kageneck, Strasbourg, France +33 3 88 23 63 11
La Chambre has a strong commitment to photography. The exhibitions center on the question of the role of the image, in its multiple forms, pushing its boundaries. The association mentors young French and international talent, helping them mount their first monographic exhibition and providing an extensive training program.
La Chambre, 4 Place d’Austerlitz, Strasbourg, France +33 3 88 36 65 38
