Continuing the renewal initiated in 2023, the Artistic Committee of the galleries expands with the addition of Stéphanie Pioda, who joins Georges-Michel Kahn and Rémy Bucciali.

An art historian, journalist, art critic, and editor trained at the École du Louvre and the Sorbonne, Stéphanie Pioda writes about the art market, contemporary art, archaeology, and applied arts. After collaborating for many years with Le Journal des Arts, L’ŒIL, Archéologia, and Les Dossiers de l’Archéologie, she now writes for Le Quotidien de l'art, La Gazette de Drouot, and Beaux-Arts magazine. She also coordinates special issues for Beaux-Arts Éditions and has contributed to several publications, including monographs on Speedy Graphito and François Bard with Somogy, Alberto Sorbelli. Je veux glisser une œuvre à l’intérieur d’un individu (MF Editions), and Vasarely Legacy with In Fine Editions.

After 20 years in the ready-to-wear industry, and already a collector of 1950s/60s French and European abstract art, Georges-Michel Kahn opened a gallery in Strasbourg in 1997, located on the Place du Musée d'Art Moderne et Contemporain. After 7 years in Strasbourg, he opened a showroom in Paris and, since 2006, has been based on the Île de Ré. The gallery publishes annual editions of artists' multiples and participates in the publication of artists' books.

Officer of the Arts and Letters. Born in 1952 in Rueil-Malmaison, he studied photography and fine arts in Paris and joined the RIGAL workshop in Fontenay-aux-Roses in 1972. Appointed master engraver in 1975, he worked until 1976 under the direction of Master Gaston Gerbault. In 1977, he opened his own workshop in Paris before opening another one in Colmar in 1983. Since then, many international artists have been published at his workshop. A publisher of contemporary engravings since 1989 under the label "Éditions Rémy Bucciali," he collaborates with numerous French and foreign galleries: Paris, Barcelona, Berlin, Copenhagen, Cologne, Rotterdam, Stockholm, Düsseldorf. He also participates in many international fairs, such as Art Paris, Art Elysées, ST-ART, Düsseldorf, Frankfurt, ART Karlsruhe, London Print Art Fair, and AAF Brussels.

Continuing the renewal initiated in 2023, the Artistic Committee of the galleries expands with the addition of Stéphanie Pioda, who joins Georges-Michel Kahn and Rémy Bucciali.

An art historian, journalist, art critic, and editor trained at the École du Louvre and the Sorbonne, Stéphanie Pioda writes about the art market, contemporary art, archaeology, and applied arts. After collaborating for many years with Le Journal des Arts, L’ŒIL, Archéologia, and Les Dossiers de l’Archéologie, she now writes for Le Quotidien de l'art, La Gazette de Drouot, and Beaux-Arts magazine. She also coordinates special issues for Beaux-Arts Éditions and has contributed to several publications, including monographs on Speedy Graphito and François Bard with Somogy, Alberto Sorbelli. Je veux glisser une œuvre à l’intérieur d’un individu (MF Editions), and Vasarely Legacy with In Fine Editions.

After 20 years in the ready-to-wear industry, and already a collector of 1950s/60s French and European abstract art, Georges-Michel Kahn opened a gallery in Strasbourg in 1997, located on the Place du Musée d'Art Moderne et Contemporain. After 7 years in Strasbourg, he opened a showroom in Paris and, since 2006, has been based on the Île de Ré. The gallery publishes annual editions of artists' multiples and participates in the publication of artists' books.

Officer of the Arts and Letters. Born in 1952 in Rueil-Malmaison, he studied photography and fine arts in Paris and joined the RIGAL workshop in Fontenay-aux-Roses in 1972. Appointed master engraver in 1975, he worked until 1976 under the direction of Master Gaston Gerbault. In 1977, he opened his own workshop in Paris before opening another one in Colmar in 1983. Since then, many international artists have been published at his workshop. A publisher of contemporary engravings since 1989 under the label "Éditions Rémy Bucciali," he collaborates with numerous French and foreign galleries: Paris, Barcelona, Berlin, Copenhagen, Cologne, Rotterdam, Stockholm, Düsseldorf. He also participates in many international fairs, such as Art Paris, Art Elysées, ST-ART, Düsseldorf, Frankfurt, ART Karlsruhe, London Print Art Fair, and AAF Brussels.

Continuing the renewal initiated in 2023, the Artistic Committee of the galleries expands with the addition of Stéphanie Pioda, who joins Georges-Michel Kahn and Rémy Bucciali.

An art historian, journalist, art critic, and editor trained at the École du Louvre and the Sorbonne, Stéphanie Pioda writes about the art market, contemporary art, archaeology, and applied arts. After collaborating for many years with Le Journal des Arts, L’ŒIL, Archéologia, and Les Dossiers de l’Archéologie, she now writes for Le Quotidien de l'art, La Gazette de Drouot, and Beaux-Arts magazine. She also coordinates special issues for Beaux-Arts Éditions and has contributed to several publications, including monographs on Speedy Graphito and François Bard with Somogy, Alberto Sorbelli. Je veux glisser une œuvre à l’intérieur d’un individu (MF Editions), and Vasarely Legacy with In Fine Editions.

After 20 years in the ready-to-wear industry, and already a collector of 1950s/60s French and European abstract art, Georges-Michel Kahn opened a gallery in Strasbourg in 1997, located on the Place du Musée d'Art Moderne et Contemporain. After 7 years in Strasbourg, he opened a showroom in Paris and, since 2006, has been based on the Île de Ré. The gallery publishes annual editions of artists' multiples and participates in the publication of artists' books.

Officer of the Arts and Letters. Born in 1952 in Rueil-Malmaison, he studied photography and fine arts in Paris and joined the RIGAL workshop in Fontenay-aux-Roses in 1972. Appointed master engraver in 1975, he worked until 1976 under the direction of Master Gaston Gerbault. In 1977, he opened his own workshop in Paris before opening another one in Colmar in 1983. Since then, many international artists have been published at his workshop. A publisher of contemporary engravings since 1989 under the label "Éditions Rémy Bucciali," he collaborates with numerous French and foreign galleries: Paris, Barcelona, Berlin, Copenhagen, Cologne, Rotterdam, Stockholm, Düsseldorf. He also participates in many international fairs, such as Art Paris, Art Elysées, ST-ART, Düsseldorf, Frankfurt, ART Karlsruhe, London Print Art Fair, and AAF Brussels.

Continuing the renewal initiated in 2023, the Artistic Committee of the galleries expands with the addition of Stéphanie Pioda, who joins Georges-Michel Kahn and Rémy Bucciali.

An art historian, journalist, art critic, and editor trained at the École du Louvre and the Sorbonne, Stéphanie Pioda writes about the art market, contemporary art, archaeology, and applied arts. After collaborating for many years with Le Journal des Arts, L’ŒIL, Archéologia, and Les Dossiers de l’Archéologie, she now writes for Le Quotidien de l'art, La Gazette de Drouot, and Beaux-Arts magazine. She also coordinates special issues for Beaux-Arts Éditions and has contributed to several publications, including monographs on Speedy Graphito and François Bard with Somogy, Alberto Sorbelli. Je veux glisser une œuvre à l’intérieur d’un individu (MF Editions), and Vasarely Legacy with In Fine Editions.

After 20 years in the ready-to-wear industry, and already a collector of 1950s/60s French and European abstract art, Georges-Michel Kahn opened a gallery in Strasbourg in 1997, located on the Place du Musée d'Art Moderne et Contemporain. After 7 years in Strasbourg, he opened a showroom in Paris and, since 2006, has been based on the Île de Ré. The gallery publishes annual editions of artists' multiples and participates in the publication of artists' books.

Officer of the Arts and Letters. Born in 1952 in Rueil-Malmaison, he studied photography and fine arts in Paris and joined the RIGAL workshop in Fontenay-aux-Roses in 1972. Appointed master engraver in 1975, he worked until 1976 under the direction of Master Gaston Gerbault. In 1977, he opened his own workshop in Paris before opening another one in Colmar in 1983. Since then, many international artists have been published at his workshop. A publisher of contemporary engravings since 1989 under the label "Éditions Rémy Bucciali," he collaborates with numerous French and foreign galleries: Paris, Barcelona, Berlin, Copenhagen, Cologne, Rotterdam, Stockholm, Düsseldorf. He also participates in many international fairs, such as Art Paris, Art Elysées, ST-ART, Düsseldorf, Frankfurt, ART Karlsruhe, London Print Art Fair, and AAF Brussels.