Fondation Louis Roederer
January 2020
France
The Fondation Louis Roederer was created in 2011 to extend the patronage commitment of the Maison Louis Roederer. A loyal supporter of the Bibliothèque nationale de France, the Jeu de Paume, the Villa Médicis and the Villa Albertine, it supports the careers of young artists through prizes with the Rencontres d'Arles and the Semaine de la Critique in Cannes. In 2024, it launched Thinking Sustainability, an international programme that brings together photography and research around ecological and sustainability issues.
The Fondation Louis Roederer was created in 2011 to extend the patronage commitment of the Maison Louis Roederer. A loyal supporter of the Bibliothèque nationale de France, the Jeu de Paume, the Villa Médicis and the Villa Albertine, it supports the careers of young artists through prizes with the Rencontres d'Arles and the Semaine de la Critique in Cannes. In 2024, it launched Thinking Sustainability, an international programme that brings together photography and research around ecological and sustainability issues.
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Rubis Mécénat
January 2020
France, Madagascar, South Africa and Jamaica
The Rubis Mécénat endowment fund, created by the Rubis group in 2011, runs committed artistic and social projects aimed at fostering contemporary creation, supporting emerging artists and empowering vulnerable young people through art. Since its creation, it has worked to foster contemporary creation by supporting emerging artists through creation grants, in partnership with cultural institutions and events in France, and develops artistic and cultural education projects in some of the Group's countries to contribute lastingly to the training of young people from vulnerable communities (South Africa, Jamaica and Madagascar).
The Rubis Mécénat endowment fund, created by the Rubis group in 2011, runs committed artistic and social projects aimed at fostering contemporary creation, supporting emerging artists and empowering vulnerable young people through art. Since its creation, it has worked to foster contemporary creation by supporting emerging artists through creation grants, in partnership with cultural institutions and events in France, and develops artistic and cultural education projects in some of the Group's countries to contribute lastingly to the training of young people from vulnerable communities (South Africa, Jamaica and Madagascar).
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SAM Art Projects
January 2020
France and international
Created in 2009 by the the Brazilian-born collector Sandra Hegedüs, SAM Art Projects is a non-profit organisation that fosters artistic exchange between North and South, East and West. The programme supports both contemporary artists from non-Western countries and French artists wishing to develop a project in a country outside Europe and North America, providing them with financial and human support.
Created in 2009 by the the Brazilian-born collector Sandra Hegedüs, SAM Art Projects is a non-profit organisation that fosters artistic exchange between North and South, East and West. The programme supports both contemporary artists from non-Western countries and French artists wishing to develop a project in a country outside Europe and North America, providing them with financial and human support.
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Collection Société Générale
January 2020
France
Created in 1995, the Collection Société Générale brings together more than 1,200 works of painting, photography and sculpture - one of the most significant collections of contemporary art assembled by a bank in France. Enriched each year by a committee bringing together independent experts, executives and employees of the Group, it is intended to be widely shared: hangings, workshops, loans and off-site exhibitions. It combines established artists and young creation, with a growing interest in the emerging scenes of Europe, Africa and Asia. In 2025, the Collection celebrated its 30th anniversary.
Created in 1995, the Collection Société Générale brings together more than 1,200 works of painting, photography and sculpture - one of the most significant collections of contemporary art assembled by a bank in France. Enriched each year by a committee bringing together independent experts, executives and employees of the Group, it is intended to be widely shared: hangings, workshops, loans and off-site exhibitions. It combines established artists and young creation, with a growing interest in the emerging scenes of Europe, Africa and Asia. In 2025, the Collection celebrated its 30th anniversary.
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Fondation Bettencourt Schueller
January 2020
France and international
A family philanthropic foundation, the Fondation Bettencourt Schueller reveals, supports and champions the talents who imagine the world of tomorrow across three fields: life sciences, culture and solidarity. The leading patron of the crafts in France for more than twenty years, through the Prix pour l'intelligence de la main®, it is also a long-standing supporter of choral singing, with the Prix Liliane Bettencourt created with the Académie des beaux-arts.
A family philanthropic foundation, the Fondation Bettencourt Schueller reveals, supports and champions the talents who imagine the world of tomorrow across three fields: life sciences, culture and solidarity. The leading patron of the crafts in France for more than twenty years, through the Prix pour l'intelligence de la main®, it is also a long-standing supporter of choral singing, with the Prix Liliane Bettencourt created with the Académie des beaux-arts.
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