Art Paris | Le FRENCH DESIGN 100 | World Press Photo Contest | Prix Lynne-Cohen | MIA Photo Fair BNP Paribas | PAD Paris
2026-04-13 14:13:00
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Art Paris 2026artSara OuhaddouPrix BNP Paribas Banque PrivéeUn regard sur la scène françaiseAt Art Paris, Sara Ouhaddou, represented by the Galerie Polaris, is the winner of the Prix BNP Paribas Banque Privée – Un regard sur la scène française 2026. For its third edition, the prize was awarded to the artist, selected from among the 16 nominees featured in the section dedicated to the French art scene, curated by Loïc Le Gall and entitled Babel – Art et langage en France. A Franco-Moroccan artist born in 1986, Sara Ouhaddou situates her work within a reflection on know-how and traditions, questioning how heritages shape contemporary identities.Image: Sara Ouhaddou, A la recherche des étoiles je suis revenue avec des fleurs. Created in collaboration with La couleur du verre Marie Grillot and Alice Nikolaeva, stained glass and steel, variable dimensions. © MUCEM Marseille. Courtesy of Galerie Polaris.artElsa SahalHer Art prizeFrench artist Elsa Sahal, represented by Galerie Papillon, is the winner of the Her Art 2026 prize, initiated by Marie Claire in partnership with Maison Boucheron. Born in 1975, Elsa Sahal lives and works in Paris. She graduated in 2000 from the Beaux-Arts de Paris, where she studied under Erik Dietman, and immediately chose ceramics and sculpture as her primary mediums. For over twenty years, she has championed the place of ceramics in contemporary art and has chosen the body, female desire, and sexuality as her fields of exploration and inquiry. A space she constantly shapes and transforms, driven by a feminist commitment and a desire to shift perspectives.Image: Elsa Sahal, Gene, 2024. Glazed ceramic, 120 x 42 x 24 cm. © Grégory Copitet.Courtesy of Galerie Papillon.About Art Paris Le FRENCH DESIGN 100design Le FRENCH DESIGN 100At a ceremony held at the Grand Palais, in the new French Design Art Edition sector of Art Paris, Le FRENCH DESIGN revealed the 100 winning interior architecture and design projects that showcase French creativity internationally. On the occasion of this fourth edition, three special mentions were awarded: the Grand Prix went to India Mahdavi for her PoMo project, the Coup de cœur was awarded to Laura Gonzalez for her Printemps New York project, and Wendy Andreu received the special Design mention for her Squeeze Vases series.Images: India Mahdavi, PoMo, Trondheim, Norway, 2025, © Valérie Sadoun. Laura Gonzalez, Printemps New York, United States, 2025, © Gieves Anderson for Printemps New York. Wendy Andreu, Squeeze Vases series, CIRVA, 2024, © Vanni Bassetti.About Le FRENCH DESIGN 100 2026 World Press Photo Contestphotography World Press Photo ContestThe annual World Press Photo Contest recognizes and celebrates the best photojournalism and documentary photography produced over the last year. Offering a powerful reflection of our world, this year's 42 winners illuminate the realities we face globally; marked by fracture, urgency and yet an innate resilience. They reveal the global overreach of power, the escalating climate crisis, and the human cost of conflict, while also bringing into focus stories of resistance, rebuilding, recovery, and the quiet, enduring dignity of those who persevere.Image: 2026 World Press Photo Contest | Africa | Stories | Sudan’s War: A Nation Trapped, story by Abdulmonam Eassa, for Le Monde/World Press Photo 2026.About the World Press Photo Contest Prix Lynne-Cohen 2025photographyFatine-Violette SabiriPrix Lynne-CohenFatine-Violette Sabiri is the winner of the Prix Lynne-Cohen 2025. Awarded every two years by the Succession Lynne Cohen, in collaboration with the Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec (MNBAQ) and its Fondation, this prize supports the work of emerging visual artists in Quebec who place photography at the heart of their practice. Through a sensitive and intimate artistic practice, Fatine-Violette Sabiri explores the connections, memories and shifting identities between Montreal and Casablanca.Image: Fatine-Violette Sabiri, Avant la galette, 2025.About the Prix Lynne-Cohen MIA Photo Fair BNP ParibasphotographyGleeson PaulinomiramART AwardAt MIA Photo Fair BNP Paribas in Milan, Gleeson Paulino, represented by Chroma Gallery, wins the 2026 miramART Award. A vision shaped by ritual, memory, and landscape, Gleeson Paulino examines transformation through his acclaimed series Batismo. First exhibited in São Paulo in 2022, the series draws on his Christian upbringing, using water as a symbol of renewal and metamorphosis. Batismo elevates intimate, everyday moments into a mythic and universal dimension, inviting viewers to discover the spiritual within the ordinary.Image: Gleeson Paulino, Faz de conta, Batismo series, 2018, 135 x 100 cm.About MIA Photo Fair BNP Paribas PAD Paris 2026design Prix PAD ParisThe PAD Paris 2026 prizes have been awarded. Galerie Romain Morandi received the Booth Prize. The Historical Design Prize was awarded to Laffanour / Galerie Downtown for an exceptional piece known as L’Armoire aux Poissons, designed by Le Corbusier and Joseph Savina. The Contemporary Design Prize was awarded to Galerie Dumonteil for its coffer designed by Aurélien Veyrat, who transforms second-hand furniture using brick marquetry, giving it a new texture and a new identity. Maison Intègre has been selected as the winner of the Special Jury Prize.Images: PAD Paris 2026, Galerie Romain Morandi, Laffanour / Galerie Downtown, Galerie Dumonteil, Maison Intègre.About PAD Paris
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