CUTLOG Paris

CUTLOG PARIS: THE BASICS

WHAT IS CUTLOG PARIS?

Bonjour CUTLOG Paris! Cutlog Paris is a contemporary art fair and for the 5^th year will showcase an international listing of 40 galleries. Cutlog first appeared in New York City and with the success of the first fair, Cutlog now takes place in both Paris and New York City once a year and attracts over 20,000 visitors each year.

Located in the heart of Paris, the fair will be located in the L’Atelier Richelieu, which is an 800 square meter Parisian “hôtel particulier” from the 17^th century.  This historic Parisian building embodies the contemporary art spirit as it welcomes the 40 international galleries and guests. Focusing on avant-garde, breakthrough artists, Cutlog Paris is a progressive art fair creating a platform for artists to be seen as well as collectors and institutions to be in the know. Cutlog is an essential bridge between galleries, collectors, institutions, and artists allowing everyone to share and to be heard. The focus of the fair will be on galleries that are “under the radar,” establishing a hotbed for innovative talent.

Cutlog Paris is a distinguished fair due to its support for innovation and it’s pioneering spirit. While the art fair is taking place the 4th annual artist’s film festival will be held, as the theme is “Trajectory.”

MAIN FOCUS:

+ 40 International art galleries that are progressive and under the radar.
+ The 4^th annual artist film festival with the theme of “Trajectory” 

PARTICIPATING GALLERIES AT CUTLOG PARIS 2013

With representation from galleries such as Creative Growth from Oakland California, to Art Connections from Tel Aviv, the galleries that are in participation this year are nothing short of stellar.  This unique repertoire of galleries embodies Cutlogs progressive spirit. See all participating galleries below:

Aperto projects Montpellier // Label Hypothèse Paris // Mains d’Œuvres Paris // MoMO Galerie Paris // Republic galerie Paris // SCHAU ORT Galerie Zürich // Art Connections Tel Aviv // Beautiful Sea Paris // Black Square Miami // bruno massa Paris // Canvas Galeria de Arte Pamplona //  Clear Edition & Gallery Tokyo // Creative Growth Oakland // Flowers London – New York // Fragmental Museum New York // Frantic Tokyo // Fuman Art Kuala Lumpur // Graphem Paris // Hoffmann + Weiss Berlin // La S Grand Atelier Vielsalm // Lebenson Paris // Les Singuliers Paris //  Monica Cembrola Paris // Nathalie Béreau Chinon // Noda Contemporary Nagoya // Olivier Robert Paris // Romberg Arte Contemporanea Latina // Seymour Projects Paris // spree Paris // Talmart Paris // The Hole New York // Wolkonsky Munich // Yael Rosenblut Santiago de Chile //  Zeugma Cologne

WHERE TO EAT AND DANCE

DINNER: For a delicious meal post a full day of art consumption head to: Pain, Vin, Fromages. The restaurant has fondue that will leave your taste buds dancing, savory raclette and to top it off the décor is magical. One can either dine up or downstairs but try to get there at a reasonable time to dine downstairs which is an old war cave.

DINE AND DASH: If you are in a rush and want a cheap on-the-go-bite try: L’As du Falafel. This falafel is delectable and pairs well with a nice bottle of red vino. L’As du Falafel will feed your hunger and will keep you energized to take on the night.

DRINKS: Your taste buds wanting more? Ready for a few drinks? Head to Chez Georges wine bar.  The selection is vast, the wine is delicious and it is the perfect environment to spend time in catching up with friends or seeing a love before you take on the dance floor.

DANCE:  If the time has come to break it down then head to the club, Showcase. This club will provide international beats, tasty beverages, and a crowd that is truly captivating. Showcase it the perfect way to end an epic day and to greet the morning sun.

Merci Paris. 

Text: Meghan Kate Corso

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