Inside The 2026 Longchamp Art Festival in Paris

When art meets fashion

The latest string of stellar exhibitions around the world was the 2026 Longchamp Art festival–a powerful exhibition that promised a poignant, cerebral show that spanned painting, sculpture, photography, design, music, dance and digital art. Covering a vast array of artists and creators from around the world, the festival enhanced Longchamp’s longstanding relationship with contemporary art one step further.

Inside the 2026 Longchamp Art Festival:

Curated by the House’s artistic director, Sophie Delagontaine and Performing Arts Curator, Oliver Bassuet, the Longchamp Art Festival welcomed artists such as Xavier Veilhan, Patrick Jouin, Elias Crespin, Yuko Nishikawa, Valentin Guillon and Guillaume Grando, alongside sculptor Simone Pheulpin, composer Thomas Roussel, architect Eric Carlson, photographer and artist JR, and dancer and choreographer Blanca Li to create new perspectives and a source of inspiration. And, best believe all of the artworks here created tender feelings and preserved memories for all with its distinctive bold aesthetic.

Leaping from mind to canvas, at the heart of the exhibition is an opportunity for people to discover art. With the theme of movement, the artworks and installations at the exhibition presented abstracted visions, energetic brushstrokes, contemplative meanings and so much more. There were even panel discussions, guided tours and workshops to further create dialogues and visceral thoughts. The whole festival grappled with imaginative work that will forever live rent free in our minds.

Open to the public for three days, the Longchamp Art Festival was a testament to the Maison’s commitment in preserving art in all forms.