Galerie Elsa Vanier

Statement

Created in 2003, by Elsa Vanier, the gallery recently moved to the historical rue de l’Odéon in the 6th Arrondissement of Paris. Galerie Elsa Vanier showcases contemporary jewelry designers whose unique talent gives pride of place to rare, precious or fascinating materials.
The makers offer a wide array of profiles, from jewelers and gem-cutters to silversmiths, sculptors and contemporary artists who question the meaning of wearing jewelry in the 21st century.
Alongside a group of permanent “house” designers, the Gallery welcomes designers for temporary exhibitions. They are selected for the emotional charge in their works, their originality, creativity and quality of workmanship.
 
The gallery is an “open-house” where the visitor can freely choose a piece of jewelry from the collections of designers from around the world and meet the artists at exhibition openings.
Every year, the Gallery organizes 3 to 4 exhibitions. Some focus on the work of one designer, other theme-based exhibitions showcase the works of several artists.

Artist list

Marianne Anselin, Esther Assouline, Hélène Courtaigne-Delalande, Florence Croisier, Ambroise Degenève, Nathalie Dmitrovic, Marine Dominiczak, Patrice Fabre, Karen Gay, Jean Grisoni, Jo Hayes-Ward, Josef Koppmann, Patricia Lemaire, John Moore, Laurence Oppermann, Philippe et Laurence Ratinaud, Agathe Saint Girons, Kayo Saito, Fabrice Schaefer, Annie Sibert, Yael Sonia, Martine Spreng, Rie Taniguchi, Karola Torkos, Claire Wolfstirn

Hours

Tuesday to Saturday, 11 am to 7 pm.