Art galleries in Nancy: directory, map and artistic districts

3 place Stanislas, 54000 Nancy

Housed in one of the pavilions on Place Stanislas, the museum unfolds the history of European painting from the 14th century to today. The works of Perugino, Caravaggio, Delacroix and Picasso interact with the spectacular collection of Daum glassworks presented in the old fortifications.

36-38 rue du Sergent-Blandan, 54000 Nancy

In the house of collector Eugène Corbin, furniture, stained glass windows, ceramics and glassware recompose the world of the Nancy School. Gallé, Majorelle, Gruber and Vallin show how nature, crafts and industry renewed the daily decor around 1900.

1 rue Louis-Majorelle, 54000 Nancy

Nancy's first entirely Art Nouveau house, the villa designed by Henri Sauvage for Louis Majorelle forms a total work. Furniture, ironwork, stained glass windows and floral decorations allow us to understand the close link between architecture and applied arts.

4-6 rue Augustin-Hacquard, 54000 Nancy

Built by Jean Prouvé for his family in 1954, this light house follows the slope and unemphasis added to its constructive principles. The visit reveals a habitable manifesto where structure, furniture and economy of means remain astonishingly relevant.

64 Grande Rue, 54000 Nancy

The ducal palace preserves the great historical and artistic collections of Lorraine, even if its renovation currently requires an adapted program. Its sculpted facade and its funds of painting, sculpture, objects and popular arts remain essential for reading the city beyond Place Stanislas.

66 Grande Rue, 54000 Nancy

Leaning against the ducal palace, the Cordeliers church houses the tombs of the Dukes of Lorraine and a remarkable funerary chapel. Late Gothic architecture, recumbent figures and Renaissance sculptures make up a brief but very dense visit.

3 rue Victor-Poirel, 54000 Nancy

The North, South galleries and the mezzanine form a vast municipal tool dedicated to temporary exhibitions near the station. Contemporary art, design, photography and graphic arts benefit from spaces capable of hosting both a young stage and a heritage project.

9 rue Gustave-Simon, 54000 Nancy

Available to artists and collectives almost all year round, Galerie Neuf offers a flexible municipal space in the heart of Nancy. Its eclectic programming facilitates first exhibitions, collective exhibitions and direct meetings with creators.

19 rue Gambetta, 54000 Nancy

Since Nancy, Hervé Bize has developed a contemporary program recognized well beyond the region. The exhibitions, often precisely documented, bring together historical figures, European avant-gardes and current artists in a former store with Art Nouveau decorations.

14 rue du Cheval-Blanc, 54000 Nancy

Since 1984, this associative gallery located in the MJC Lillebonne has defended contemporary creation and artistic education. Exhibitions, residencies, conferences and engraving workshops build a lasting relationship between artists, works and audiences.

111 rue Charles-III, 54000 Nancy

My monkey has observed contemporary graphics since 2003 through posters, typography, publishing, drawing, photography and video. The gallery today shares its address with a screen printing workshop and a workspace, which gives the exhibitions a concrete extension in manufacturing.

111 rue Charles-III, 54000 Nancy

This collective workshop develops artisanal screen printing through contact with artists, graphic designers and independent publishers. We discover images printed in small series, publishing projects and contemporary creation attentive to gesture, color and the sharing of know-how.

14 rue Raugraff, 54000 Nancy

Raugraff brings together paintings, sculptures, works on paper and glass creations in a selection gallery. Its program combines established signatures and more recent contemporary artists, with support designed for the eye as well as for the collection.

6 rue des Ponts, 54000 Nancy

Reopened in 2026 in a 140 m² space, L'Autre Galerie is developing an accessible display combining painters, sculptors and glassmakers. The place assumes a sales vocation while regularly renewing its exhibitions and meetings with artists.

41 Grande Rue, 54000 Nancy

This address on Grande Rue combines a framing workshop and presentation of prints, drawings and engravings. In particular, it allows you to approach Jacques Callot and Lorraine imagery in a more intimate setting than that of a museum.

87 rue Saint-Georges, 54000 Nancy

Specializing in the Nancy School, this gallery-antique dealer brings together Gallé and Daum glassworks, bronzes, ceramics, paintings and furniture around 1900. It is a useful stopover to distinguish a period piece, understand the techniques and look at the Art Nouveau as a living market.

379 avenue de la Libération, 54000 Nancy

The 379 association organizes exhibitions and runs an art library which allows you to borrow original works. This circulation outside the walls extends the gallery into schools, communities and homes, with constant attention to living artists.

5 rue Paul-Richard, 54320 Maxéville

Open on the Maxéville campus park, the Le Préau gallery has been designed from the outset for contemporary art. Each exhibition becomes the support for meetings and mediations with students, schools and residents of Greater Nancy.

1 place Charles-Cartier-Bresson, 54000 Nancy

The National School of Art and Design occasionally opens its spaces to the work of students, graduates and guest artists. The Artem campus exhibitions provide access to research in painting, images, design, installation and visual communication before their professional circulation.

176 bis avenue du Général-Leclerc, 54000 Nancy

The Labo DTF collective occupies a former shoe factory transformed into workshops and exhibition space. La NAiNe, its gallery with a deliberately offbeat name, hosts installations, painting, video, performances and collective projects in a laboratory spirit.

27 rue de la République, 54000 Nancy

Integrated into the hall of the MJC Desforges, Socles et Cimaises presents five to six exhibitions of contemporary art each year. Painting, sculpture and photography spontaneously meet users of the place, in a logic of popular education and mediation.

32 rue des Dominicains, 54000 Nancy

This gallery transforms iris macro photography into personalized graphic composition. Between portrait, colorful abstraction and contemporary imagery, experience shows how a detail of the body can become a singular work, immediately readable and accessible.

27 rue Albert-Ier, 54600 Villers-lès-Nancy

On the garden level of the Château de Graffigny, the municipal gallery programs painting, photography, comics, lacquerware and crafts. The park and other rooms on the estate allow you to combine exhibition, heritage and walks.

2 avenue Carnot, 54130 Saint-Max

The Château de Saint-Max hosts trade fairs, personal exhibitions and artistic meetings all year round in its rooms and gardens. The program favors a direct relationship with the painters and visual artists of the metropolis, often around a free opening.

167 rue Lucien-Galtier, 54140 Jarville-la-Malgrange

In a castle redeveloped at the beginning of the 20th century, the collections of Édouard and Suzanne Salin combine furniture, art objects, painting and archaeology. The visit allows you to understand the taste of a couple of collectors and the dialogue between architecture, decorative arts and landscape.

Rue de Parme, 54500 Vandoeuvre-lès-Nancy

A multidisciplinary national scene, the CCAM combines shows, residencies and visual arts projects. The installations and exhibitions gain a performative dimension, through contact with theater, music and research carried out with guest artists.

34 rue Sainte-Catherine, 54000 Nancy

The Museum-Aquarium constructs its exhibitions as real visual devices, where naturalizations, images, light and graphics organize the gaze. The zoology gallery and temporary exhibitions offer a stimulating counterpoint to traditional art museums.

100 rue du Jardin-Botanique, 54600 Villers-lès-Nancy

Greenhouses, parks and educational galleries make up a landscape where science and visual creation meet. Photographs, drawings, installations and temporary scenographies allow us to observe the forms of life with attention close to that of an artist's studio.

1 avenue du Général-de-Gaulle, 54140 Jarville-la-Malgrange

Dedicated to industrial history and science, the Féru deploys machines, objects, films and installations in a very constructed scenography. Its exhibitions provide a cultural reading of the materials and techniques that have also shaped Lorraine design and decorative arts.

Journey through Nancy and Greater Nancy

The DNA tour brings together more than fifty works, frescoes, sculptures and contemporary interventions in public space. A map connects Jef Aérosol, Morellet, Orta and many local artists without opening hours, from the center to the metropolis.