art salons
Curated display venues
Art salons are exhibitions where artists display their work, historically organized by academies or official institutions.
The term comes from the French Salon, the prestigious annual exhibition held in Paris beginning in the 17th century.
By extension, an art salon may be a gathering where people discuss art and culture, or a gallery space: The downtown art salon hosts emerging painters.
- avant gardeArtistically innovative movement
- RenaissanceEuropean cultural reawakening
- patronageSupporter's financial backing
- literary circleGroup discussing literature
- paintingPigment on canvas
Gertrude Stein · Enlightenment · Madame de Staël · drawing room · discourse · intellectualism · high society · networking · café culture · Rococo · sculpture · exclusivity · private viewing · gallery openings · conviviality · Oscar Wilde · poetry · Marcel Proust
- art exhibitionsgalleries, exhibits, gallery shows, group show, curated collections
- patronage artsgrants, fellowships
- sculpturestatue, sculpture, sculptor, sculpting, bronze
- art contestsdesign competitions, design awards, prizes, finalists, grand prize
- Dutch ArtRembrandt, Dutch painters, Dutch Golden Age, Dutch paintings, Vincent van Gogh
- 19th-Century ArtWanderers, landscape painting, portrait painting, oil painting, plein air
art salonsart museums
Institutions displaying visual works
public galleries · national museums · artist studios · street art · graffiti
art salonsart auctions
Competitive sales of creative works
art fairs · art markets · auction houses · Christie's · Sotheby's
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