Paris Art Expo, organised by MUSA International Art Space, opens submissions for its fourth international edition to be held at Galerie 24-B (24-b Rue Saint-Roch, 75001 Paris). The programme will present exhibitions, talks, performances and workshops and seeks outstanding international artists working across painting, sculpture, photography, video, installation, performance, digital and multimedia practices. Selected participants will connect with curators, collectors and galleries during the fair. Musa International+1

Quick facts (info box)

• Event: PARIS ART EXPO 2025 — 4th International Edition. Musa International

• Dates: 3–7 December 2025 (public opening hours usually listed on the event page). Musa International+1

• Venue: Galerie 24-B, Rue Saint-Roch, 75001 Paris (Louvre / Opéra area). 24B

• Who can apply: Contemporary artists of all disciplines (painting, sculpture, photography, video, installation, performance, digital & multimedia). Musa International

• Submission deadline (as published by the organiser): 31 October 2025. Musa International+1

• Fees / sales policy: Selected artists may be required to pay a participation fee; artworks in the exhibition are typically for sale (MUSA listing notes a price cap on exhibited works in some sections). Musa International+1

• How to apply: Complete the official application form linked from the organiser’s announcement / application page (see official links). Musa International+1

Submission requirements

Applications should follow the organiser’s official brief and generally include:

• High-resolution images of works (full views + detail images) or video files for time-based work (check file format and dpi requirements on the application page). Musa International

• Title, year, dimensions, materials and a short technical note for each submitted work. Musa International

• Short artist CV / biography and artist statement. Musa International

• For multimedia or NFT works, obey the stated technical specifications (MUSA notes minimum resolution and file requirements for multimedia entries). Musa International

Applicants are responsible for their own shipping arrangements unless otherwise stated by the organiser. Selected works are generally expected to be for sale and some sections list a maximum sale price per work—check the application brief for details. Musa International

What selected artists receive / practical notes

• Exhibition placement during Paris Art Expo (3–7 December 2025) and exposure to the fair’s visiting curators, collectors and galleries. Musa International+1

• Publication / promotion through event listings and organiser channels where applicable. Musa International

• Selected artists should expect to cover participation costs if a fee is required; shipping, insurance and installation are typically the artist’s responsibility unless stated otherwise. Musa International

Why this matters

Participation places work in a central Paris location during a period of high international art activity, offering direct curatorial and collector visibility and opportunities for sales, networking and public programming. The event’s repeated editions and collaborator network make it useful for artists seeking exposure in the Paris market. Musa International+1

Official links & poster

• Event listing / application page (MUSA International Art Space — Paris Art Expo): Paris Art Expo — Winter edition, December 3–7, 2025. Musa International+1

• Application / submission page (MUSA / PagineVerdi powered application): Application & guidelines (see organiser page for the submission form and technical specifications). Musa International

• Venue listing (Galerie 24-B): Galerie 24-B — Paris Art Expo listing. 24B

• Organiser social announcements: MUSA International Art Space (Instagram / Facebook posts announcing the open call and deadline).

Poster / artwork for publication: use the official event artwork hosted on the organiser or venue pages (event listing pages include the promotional image/poster). Example pages above contain the official visual to download for editorial use