Founded in 2007, Galerie Christophe Gaillard operates in Paris, Brussels, and Normandy. For nearly twenty years, the gallery has supported around thirty French and international artists, whether emerging or established, and represents the estates of significant artists. These artists explore themes related to identity, History, and the processes of transmission.
Drawing on the experience of its founder as a collector, the gallery also acquires landmark works on the secondary market, including pieces from the collections of Daniel Cordier and Jean Fournier. It has developed an ambitious publishing program and a department dedicated to scholarly research on its artists and estates, as well as the production of catalogues raisonnés. This work provides its artists with significant visibility in major institutions and on the international stage (Centre Pompidou, the Musée d’Art Moderne de Paris, the Pinault Collection, Maeght Fondation...)
In Normandy, the gallery established La Résidence – Le Tremblay, a creative and residency space for its artists and emerging talents, as well as "L’Usine", a 600-square-metre facility dedicated to the production of monumental artworks, complemented by nearly 2,000 square metres of storage space.
Since 2023, the gallery has expanded to Brussels, directly opposite the future KANAL – Centre Pompidou, and continues to strengthen its international presence through collaborations with partner galleries and participation in leading contemporary art fairs such as Art Basel, Frieze Masters, and Artissima.
