Reconstructed studio of Alberto Giacometti on 23m2 including more than 70 original artworks at Institut Giacometti, Paris
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Swiss sculptor and painter Alberto Giacometti has a new exhibition space in Paris. Hosted in an Art Nouveau villa, this museum shows a reconstruction of his legendary studio, including furniture and walls on which he left numerous sketches. The new space is located in the former artists’ district of Montparnasse, just a few blocks from the original Parisian studio, where Giacometti worked from 1926 until his death in 1966.

Some of the artworks are very fragile and have never been shown in public. This project is initiated by the Fondation Giacometti, which owns the largest Giacometti collection worldwide.

Address Giacometti Institute, 5 Rue Victor Schoelcher, 75014 Paris
Hours The Institute is open by an online reservation system
Visit Métro ligne 4 et 6 : Raspail ou Denfert-Rochereau; RER B : Denfert-Rochereau; Bus ligne : 38, 68, 88, ou 91

Exterior of the Art Nouveau villa which hosts the Institut Giacometti, Paris
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Alberto Giacometti – Femmes de Venise, 1956, Institut Giacometti, Paris
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Alberto Giacometti – Portrait of Jean Genet, 1954-1955, Oil on canvas, 73 x 60 cm, Institut Giacometti, Paris
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Interior of Institut Giacometti, Paris
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Interior of Institut Giacometti, Paris
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Alberto Giacometti, Institut Giacometti, Paris
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Interior of Institut Giacometti, Paris
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Installation view, Institut Giacometti, Paris
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Alberto Giacometti drawing, Institut Giacometti, Paris
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Alberto Giacometti drawing, Institut Giacometti, Paris
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Alberto Giacometti letter, Institut Giacometti, Paris
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Alberto Giacometti sculpture, Institut Giacometti, Paris
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