The Diptyque Foundation’s mission is to encourage and cultivate imagination at the heart of society. It is committed to Nature and the Arts, vectors of positive transformation serving the common good. The Foundation initiates three main axes: protecting and preserving our botanical heritage, promoting artistic research to inspire change, and fostering reconnection with nature and the living world.

AFALULA was created in 2018 following an intergovernmental agreement signed by France and Saudi Arabia. The agency aims to assist its Saudi partner, the Royal Commission for AlUla (RCU), in the economic, touristic and cultural development of AlUla, a region in the northwest of Saudi Arabia endowed with an exceptional natural and cultural heritage.

Dedicated to promoting contemporary Malagasy art, the independent non-profit space Hakanto Contemporary was co-founded in Antananarivo in 2020 by artist Joël Andrianomearisoa, who is also its artistic director, and entrepreneur and patron Hasnaine Yavarhoussen. A new 2,000 m2 space opened in 2024.

Founded in 2016 in the heart of Cognac, the Fondation d'entreprise Martell (Pernod Ricard) is a platform for research and experimentation for designers, artists and researchers, as well as a public place of awareness and learning, focused on the Living.

The Louis Roederer Foundation was created in 2011 to reinforce the patronage policy implemented by Maison Louis Roederer since its discovery of the Bibliothèque nationale de France photography collection in 2003.

Opened in 2022, Lee Ufan Arles is both an exhibition center dedicated to sharing Lee Ufan's work and a living space supporting and sponsoring various artistic and cultural activities. This unique venue, offers a rich program in dialogue with the artist's universe.

Diptyque is a pioneer of perfume, a forerunner of an art de vivre through the senses. For Diptyque, perfume is an art, and art is a journey. The first boutique was opened in 1961 at 34 boulevard Saint Germain, and the brand now exports the Parisian chic to 42 countries. The brand regularly initiates ambitious collaborations with artists.

Bloomberg Connects is a cultural app created in 2019 by Bloomberg Philanthropies to support access to free cultural programming for all. The app was launched in 2024 in France to coincide with the Olympic Games and Art Basel Paris.

The Venet Foundation is the culmination of over 50 years of encounters between Bernar Venet and major international artists, and the fruit of the transformation of his property in Provence into a “total work of art”.

From Paris to Johannesburg, via Kingston and Antananarivo, Rubis Mécénat promotes creativity and supports sustainable social initiatives through socio-cultural programs and artistic commissions.

Palazzo Al Bosco is a private venue in the heart of Tuscany, created by art patrons and collectors Caroline and Eric Freymond to share their passion for art and artists. It hosts a rich artistic and cultural program in the former wine press, transformed into an exhibition space, and in the gardens.

The ellipse art projects endowment fund promotes the mobility of artists and dialogue between cultures. Each year, the ellipse Prize rewards an artist from one of the Group's host countries with a residency and an exhibition. In 2024, ellipse art projects strengthens its actions in favor of young artists with the +E mentoring program for women artists.

A Cosmopolitan icon for over 130 years, Orient Express (Accor Group) is an emblem of timeless luxury, illustrated by the ambitious restoration and refurbishment of the train's 17 historic carriages, in collaboration with French luxury houses and craftsmen, and a collection of Orient Express hotels.

SAM Art Projects is a philanthropic project created by Sandra Hegedüs to provide financial and human support to contemporary artists based in France or in countries outside the major art markets.

The Orient Express Endowment Fund was created in 2018 with the aim of preserving, bringing together, enhancing and transmitting the heritage and culture to the famous train and its history.

Espace Muraille, a unique exhibition space in Geneva, was born of the will of the collectors and patrons Caroline and Eric Freymond to share their passion for contemporary art.

Founded in 2014 by curator and philanthropist Nathalie Guiot, the Fondation Thalie supports a program of exhibitions, research and production residencies as well as educational activities. To mark its 10th anniversary, the Fondation Thalie focuses on the ecological transition.
The Brussels space closes its doors at the end of 2024.

The Collection Société Générale is an art collection created in 1995, combining painting, photography and sculpture. A pioneering collection of over 1,200 artworks, it is one of the largest collections of contemporary art assembled by a bank in France. In 2025, the Collection is celebrating its 30th anniversary.

Born of the desire and commitment of the artist's family to pay tribute to Chu Teh-Chun's work, the Foundation was created in 2017 in Geneva. As a non-profit organization, its mission is to promote the artist's work to the public through visits, exhibitions, conferences and educational initiatives.

Created in 2008 as part of MAIF's cultural sponsorship policy, the Prix MAIF pour la sculpture helps artists bring a bold sculpture project to life, by supporting the production of a work made using today's technologies.

Founded in 2000 as a philanthropic foundation and recognized as a public utility in 2005, the Fondation François Schneider has a dual commitment to education and culture.

During Art Basel Paris, the Palais d'Iéna - Conseil économique, social et environnemental in Paris invites a curator and an artist to design an exhibition in dialogue with Auguste Perret's exceptional architecture.

HYam supports emerging artists from Mediterranean countries and helps them gain greater visibility on the international scene, thanks to projects on the island of Hydra in Greece

Since 2007, Audi talents, the cultural program of Audi France, has supported the avant-garde and emerging artists in the visual arts - visual arts, design and applied arts, music and image, digital arts, audiovisual productions.

A family-run philanthropic foundation, the Fondation Bettencourt Schueller spotlights, supports and promotes the talent pool imagining the world of tomorrow in three sectors.

The Lab'Bel Endowment Fund was created in 2010 to support contemporary artistic creation.

Maison Matisse was created in 2019 by the fourth generation of Henri Matisse's family to celebrate and share the boldness and the values of this universally-acclaimed artist.

“Art [ ] Collector, collectors invite an artist” is a philanthropic project launched in 2011 by a couple of collectors, Evelyne and Jacques Deret.

Since its creation in 2009, the Merci Endowment Fund (now the Grazie Endowment Fund) has been working to help women, men and children build a future for themselves by improving their living conditions.

Initiated by French collector Colette Tornier, La Résidence Saint-Ange is a complete program of support, production and promotion for the emerging contemporary scene.

Convinced that art can change everyday life, Emerige is a committed patron of contemporary creation and of bringing culture closer to all audiences, especially the younger generations.