Espace à vendre

In the trendy Libération district, Espace à vendre stands out for its hybrid and offbeat concept. Both a gallery, a showroom, and an experimental space, this venue founded by a collective of artists questions the mechanisms of contemporary art, its display, and its commodification with wit and seriousness. Eclecticism is the order of the day, with a program open to all disciplines: painting, sculpture, installation, design, publishing.

The gallery is known for its evolving group exhibitions and original set designs. In early 2026, don't miss 'Ça rayonne!', a collective and evolving exhibition that transforms the space into a landscape of industrial shelving, where works dialogue and move over the weeks, blurring the line between storage and exhibition space. The venue also organizes performances, concerts, and meetings.

Atmosphere: Casual, inventive, and friendly. The spirit is that of a collective, a shared workshop, where you can chat with the artists present. The place is open to everyone, from seasoned collectors to Sunday browsers.

Prices: Free admission. Works are for sale, with a desire for transparency and accessibility.

Visitor reviews

Positive points: Visitors praise the audacity and originality of the concept, which renews the relationship to exhibition and the purchase of artworks. The relaxed and friendly atmosphere, close to the spirit of a collective workshop, is highly appreciated, as is the possibility of exchanging directly with the artists present. The eclectic programming and inventive set designs (like the industrial shelving of 'Ça rayonne!') pleasantly surprise. Events (performances, concerts) attract a young and dynamic crowd.

Points for improvement: Some more traditional visitors may be disconcerted by the hybrid format and the lack of clear distinction between exhibition space and storage. The visibility of the place from the street is limited, and you sometimes have to look for it a bit. Opening hours, concentrated in the afternoon, may not suit everyone.