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News, perspectives on the works, behind the scenes of the exhibitions and conversations with the represented artists.

How to Choose & Finance a Bruno Catalano Sculpture

07.10.2026

Explore how to choose a Bruno Catalano sculpture by size, patina, edition and price, and discover staggered payment and art leasing options.

Buying an Artwork with Instalment Payments: Flexible Solutions for Every Collector

06.10.2026

Acquiring a work of art is often driven by a genuine emotional connection, but it can also represent a significant financial commitment. For some collectors, the possibility of spreading the payment over time can make it easier to move forward with an acquisition in a more comfortable and considered way.

Screen Print, limited edition or unique work: how to choose a work of art?

12.09.2026

When considering the purchase of a work of art, one question often arises: should you favour a unique piece, or can a screen print or limited edition also be a worthwhile investment?

Galerie De Medicis: Nearly 30 Years of Contemporary Art in the Heart of Place des Vosges

08.09.2026

Since 1998, Galerie De Medicis has been showcasing contemporary art in the heart of Paris, on the iconic Place des Vosges. The gallery has built its identity around long-standing relationships with artists, a strong focus on sculpture, painting and urban art, and a commitment to guiding both experienced collectors and newcomers in their discovery of contemporary art.

How Is a Bronze Sculpture Made? The Lost-Wax Casting Technique

07.09.2026

Behind every bronze sculpture lies a creative process that is far more complex than it may seem. Before reaching its final form, the artwork goes through numerous stages: modelling, mould-making, wax reproduction, metal casting, chasing, and finally, patination.

Art Collecting Guide: choosing your first (and Next) artwork at Galerie De Medicis, Paris

06.07.2026

Our online buying guide helps you navigate Galerie De Medicis’ e‑shop in Paris, and select sculptures and contemporary works by Bruno Catalano, Dominique Rayou, Mr. Brainwash, JonOne, SENY and other gallery artists step by step.

Fragments of Light: Abraham Papikyan’s Glass Portraits in Paris

06.07.2026

Galerie De Medicis in Paris presents the new cracked‑glass portraits by Abraham Papikyan, a Paris‑based artist who paints with a hammer on glass to reveal black‑and‑white figurative faces poised between fragility and strength.

The De Medicis Gallery at the Répertoire de Pluvinel 2026

29.05.2026

The De Medicis Gallery is delighted to take part once again in the multidisciplinary festival Répertoire de Pluvinel, held in the house and studio of sculptor Bruno Catalano in Crest. This unique evening brings together classical music, theatre and contemporary sculpture in a setting that lies at the very heart of the artist’s world.

Silvio Porzionato: a major exhibition between Italy and China

26.05.2026

Silvio Porzionato presents “Timeless” in Chengdu in a major solo exhibition, bringing together portraits, a monumental installation, and live painting.

Les Voyageurs by Bruno Catalano: meaning, symbols and sculptures

26.05.2026

Bruno Catalano’s Voyageurs are among the most emblematic series in contemporary bronze sculpture. With their fragmented bodies and suspended luggage, these figures explore themes of journey, exile and identity, while offering a presence that is instantly recognisable.

Bruno Catalano: Exceptional Artworks Through Leasing and Tax Benefits

08.04.2025

Discover how to acquire a Bruno Catalano sculpture through art leasing, a flexible solution designed for companies and professionals. A way to bring an exceptional artwork into your professional environment while potentially benefiting from tax advantages.

Why do Bruno Catalano's artworks fascinate the contemporary art world?

07.04.2025

Bruno Catalano’s fragmented figures have become some of the most recognisable sculptures in contemporary art. Through his iconic series Les Voyageurs, the artist explores themes of identity, memory, absence and displacement, transforming the void itself into a powerful symbol of the human experience.