Nocturne MaSH 2026: Art at the Heart of the Matignon Saint-Honoré District

On Monday, 19 October 2026, the Matignon Saint-Honoré Association (MaSH) will host the third edition of its Nocturne, bringing together 38 galleries to mark the opening of Paris Art Week.

For this new edition, the Matignon Saint-Honoré district will become an artistic trail open to the public, inviting collectors, art professionals and enthusiasts to discover a vibrant programme of exhibitions, encounters and performances.

Founded in 2024, the Matignon Saint-Honoré Association brings together French and international galleries representing a wide range of specialisms, from Old Masters to contemporary art, as well as decorative arts and design.

A Third Edition Under the Patronage of Jacques Grange

This year, the Nocturne welcomes Jacques Grange as its guest of honour and patron. A leading figure in interior design and the decorative arts, he will present a personal selection of artworks and exhibitions from participating galleries, offering visitors a unique perspective on the district’s artistic richness.

For the occasion, the Matignon Saint-Honoré district will be exceptionally pedestrianised and will host two open-air artistic performances. Mathieu Forget, renowned for his exploration of movement and levitation, will perform at the intersection of Avenue Matignon and Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, while artist Amélie Caussade will present a performance paying tribute to Sophie Taeuber-Arp.

Included in the official programme of Art Basel Paris partner events, this third edition further strengthens the position of the Matignon Saint-Honoré district as a major destination on the Parisian art scene.

The Syndicat des Négociants en Art (SNA) is delighted to see 15 of its member galleries taking part in the event, reflecting the diversity of their specialisms and their active contribution to this collective initiative.

Programme: Exhibitions, gallery openings, encounters and artistic performances

Admission: Free

This third edition offers a new opportunity to explore the district’s galleries and celebrate the vitality of the Parisian art market.

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