(since 2024)
Born as a result of an intergovernmental agreement signed by France and Saudi Arabia in April 2018, the French Agency for AlUla Development (AFALULA) was founded in Paris in July 2018. In the spirit of collaborative development, AFALULA’s objective is to support its Saudi partner, the Royal Commission for AlUla (RCU), in the sustainable economic, tourism, and cultural development of AlUla, a region with an exceptional natural and cultural heritage located in the north-west of Saudi Arabia.

(since 2024)
Born from a shared passion for contemporary Malagasy art, Hakanto Contemporary emerged in Antananarivo in 2020. This independent, non-profit space is the brainchild of artist Joël Andrianomearisoa, who is also its artistic director, and entrepreneur and patron Hasnaine Yavarhoussen. An artist’s project, for artists. Hakanto Contemporary serves as a dynamic platform dedicated to artists, exhibitions, reflection, and encounters.

(since 2016)
Created in 2016 in the heart of Cognac, the Fondation d'entreprise Martell is a platform for research and experimentation for designers, artists and researchers, as well as a public place of awareness and learning with a focus on living things.

(since 2015)
The Fondation Louis Roederer was created in 2011 to carry out Maison Louis Roederer’s patronage policy. The initiative was prompted by Maison Louis Roederer when discovering the Bibliothèque nationale de France’s collection of photographs in 2003.

(since 2022)
Opened in 2022, Lee Ufan Arles aims to be both an exhibition space for the discovery of Lee Ufan's work and a “lively place” supporting and sponsoring a variety of artistic and cultural activities.

(since 2020)
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 store opened in 1961 at 34 boulevard Saint Germain; today, the maison exports its brand of Parisian chic to 42 countries.

(since 2024)

Bloomberg Connects is a cultural app created in 2019 by Bloomberg Philanthropies to support access to free cultural programming for everyone by offering digital guides to a wide range of cultural institutions, from museums and galleries to historic sites and botanical gardens, in more than 75 cities around the world. The app is launched in France and Paris during the Olympic Games 2024.

(since 2014)
The Venet Foundation is the culmination of Bernar Venet’s relations with major international artists, and the result of the transformation of his Provence property into a "total work of art.”

(since 2022)
Palazzo Al Bosco is a private venue in the heart of Tuscany, created by art patrons and collectors Caroline and Eric Freymond. Part of the buildings, currently under restoration, is dedicated to contemporary art in all its forms.

(2019 - 2021 ; 2024)
Created in Brussels (Belgium) by the collector and philanthropist Nathalie Guiot, the Fondation Thalie’s mission is to support, promote and disseminate contemporary creation committed to societal themes.

(since 2023)
Founded in 2009 by Estelle and Hervé Francès, a business couple with a passion for art, the Francès corporate foundation is conceived as a reflective space around a collection of nearly 800 international contemporary works, open to all forms of artistic expression.

(since 2020)
KADIST is a non-profit organization which supports an engaged and decentralized vision of contemporary art, an affirmation that some of the world’s most important artistic voices are found beyond its own North American and European localities.

(since 2014)
Rubis Mécénat promotes creativity and supports long-term social actions through socio-cultural programs and artistic commissions worldwide.

(since 2016)
SAM Art Projects is a philanthropic project created by Sandra Hegedüs to support production and artistic exchanges.

(since 2022)
The Foundation, created in 2009, aims to promote access to education, while stimulating creativity, whether artistic or scientific, and its dissemination to as many people as possible.

(since 2017)
Espace Muraille is a unique exhibition space in Geneva (Switzerland), it was founded by the collector couple and art patrons Caroline and Eric Freymond, who delight in sharing their passion for contemporary art.

(since 2020)
The ellipse art projects endowment fund aims to promote artists mobility and to embolden cultural crossovers through the ellipse Prize. Each year, the Prize will reward an artist from one of the group's countries of operation, with a residency and an exhibition.

(since 2023)
A network of artist-led social initiatives, AFIELD was created from a grant and a program of meetings and workshops, and brings together artists from all disciplines who carry out concrete, long-term social action with a community.

(since 2022)
For over 130 years, Orient Express (Accor Group) has been a cosmopolitan icon, an emblem of timeless luxury. This legendary blend of exotic opulence and utmost refinement is exemplified in the ambitious restoration and refurbishment of the train’s 17 historic carriages, in collaboration with French luxury houses and craftsmen, as well as in a collection of Orient Express hotels, inviting travelers to experience an extraordinary timeless moment.

(since 2009)
Created in 1995, the Collection Société Générale is one of the most important art collections built by a Bank in Europe. Exhibited in the group’s premises, it gathers more than 1200 works (painting, photography and sculpture).

(since 2024)
The Foundation was founded in 2017 in Geneva out of the desire and commitment of the artist's family to pay tribute to Chu Teh-Chun's work. As a non-profit organization, its mission is to bring CHU's work to the public through visits, exhibitions, conferences and educational initiatives.

(since 2014)
For over a decade, MAIF (major French insurance company) has supported contemporary creation.

(since 2021)
A pioneer in Travel Art, Orient Express has shown its first series of Manifest Pieces during FIAC 2016, evocative of an art of living and travelling born nearly 140 years ago.

(since 2019)
The Château du Rivau in Touraine (France) brings together medieval and Renaissance architecture, garden and lanscaping, Contemporary art and art de vivre. Every summer it produces contemporary art exhibitions on different themes.

(2017-2023)
A philanthropic foundation based in Alsace (France), in the heart of Europe, the Fondation François Schneider works in the fields of education and culture through various initiatives on the theme of water.

(2017-2023)
During Paris+, the Palais d'Iéna - Conseil économique, social et environnemental invites a curator or an artist to design an exhibition, in dialogue with the venue’s striking architecture by Auguste Perret.

(2014-2023)
HYam supports emerging artists from Mediterranean countries and increases their visibility on the international scene, while highlighting their projects on the Greek island of Hydra.

(2016 - 2022)
Since 2007, Audi talents, a program of Audi France, has supported emerging visual artists in the fields of plastic arts, design, applied arts, music and image, digital arts and audiovisual productions.

(2017 - 2021)
A family-run philanthropic foundation, the Fondation Bettencourt Schueller spotlights, supports and valorizes the talent pool imagining the world of tomorrow in three sectors.

(2019 - 2022)
The Lab’Bel Arts and Cultural Fund is a laboratory of ideas and impertinent innovation of the Bel Group, dedicated to support the arts and to organize exhibitions and artistic events throughout France and Europe.

(2019 - 2021)
Maison Matisse was started 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.

(2011 - 2021)
Art Collector is a philanthropic project created by a couple of French art collectors to bring together an artist, his/her collectors and gallery for an annual exhibition in Paris and a catalog publication.

(2020 - 2021)
Since its creation in 2009, the Fonds de dotation Merci has been striving to improve living conditions for women, men and children, helping those in need to build a future both in Madagascar and in France.

(2017 - 2021)
Initiated by French collector Colette Tornier, La Résidence Saint-Ange is a complete program of support, productio and promotion for the emerging contemporary scene, embodied by a residence created by architect Odile Decq next to Grenoble.

(2012 - 2016)
Created in 2000 on the initiative of Edouard Carmignac, Fondation Carmignac is a corporate foundation with two main focuses: an art collection of close to 300 works, and the Photojournalism Award given out annually.

(2011 - 2016)
For nearly a decade, within the framework of FIAC’s VIP program, Chambres a? part remains a unique and exclusive exhibition concept invented by Laurence Dreyfus in 2006.

(2013 - 2018)
Emerige is a passionate supporter of contemporary creation and has, year after year, supported events in France and abroad that endeavour to promote the French artistic scene.

(in 2014)
Amundi is the Europe’s largest asset manager by assets under management and ranks in the top 102 globally. In 2014, Amundi wanted to produce an exhibition of contemporary photographs to welcome its 1,700 employees to its new headquarters in Paris.

(in 2016)
A pioneer in Travel Art, Orient Express has shown its first series of Manifest Pieces during FIAC 2016, evocative of an art of living and travelling born nearly 140 years ago.