Paris street‑art fair live
The Urban Art Fair is underway at Carreau du Temple in Paris and this edition spotlights athlete-turned-artists Luc Abalo, Blandine Pont, Benjamin Auffret and Pascal Éouzan—it's a city-center showcase for contemporary street work (lequipe.fr). Organizers also rolled out a free, citywide street-art trail by Brusk—great for a walkable, pop-culture‑heavy art crawl this spring (sortiraparis.com).
Urban Art Fair is staging its 10th edition at the Carreau du Temple from March 19 to March 22, 2026, billed by organizers as the decade anniversary of the event. (urbanartfair.com) The program lists a trade-preview and vernissage by invitation on Thursday March 19, with public opening hours Friday 11:00–20:00, Saturday 11:00–20:00 and Sunday 10:00–17:00. (my.weezevent.com) Organizers’ site states the fair traditionally “rassemble une trentaine de galeries” presenting works by more than 200 artists this year. (urbanartfair.com) The Carreau du Temple’s event page gives a different count, announcing “plus de 40 galeries” and programming around “plus de 100 artistes” for the 2026 edition. (lecarreaudutemple.eu) The CNOSF has a dedicated space inside the fair showcasing works by athlete‑artists and a scenography by François Gautret, with the CNOSF noting roughly thirty champion‑artists in its network and that the athletes’ pieces at the stand are not offered for sale. (lequipe.fr) Independently, Brusk’s city trail “Délire(s) d’errance” deploys around ten new Don Quichotte‑themed murals in the Carreau du Temple neighborhood, with the project launched on March 13 and daily unveilings tracked via an interactive map on bybrusk.com; Brusk’s stand at the fair will present the collected works. (jds.fr) The fair’s exhibitor list and press coverage also highlight established street‑art names featured in the selection this year, including Shepard Fairey, Hopare, Miss.Tic, Pez, Ardif and Levalet among others. (sortiraparis.com)
