Exhibiting on Artsper isn't about putting works online and waiting. It means reaching an international audience of buyers, giving every exhibition the weight of a real event, and turning that visibility into sales through Artsper's promotional tools and hands-on support.

Every gallery builds its own strategy on Artsper: presence and credibility built exhibition by exhibition, key moments that punctuate the year, or a genuine sales driver.

H.D Galerie

Paris, partner since March 2023

Main objective: Visibility & Curation

H.D Galerie champions a free contemporary figuration, which it seeks to bring to an international audience.

In three years, 19 exhibitions on the platform. Each show becomes a true event (curatorial text, artists, visuals), featuring names like Xavier de Vilmorin, Riz Riz Rizz and the Low Bros.

The visibility extends beyond the platform: Artsper promotes the exhibitions and shares them via Instagram stories, with a direct link to the Artsper site. Gallery and online curation reinforce one another, show after show.

MEL Publisher

Paris, partner since September 2019

Main objective: Activation & campaigns

A specialist in prints and multiples, MEL Publisher has built a recurring activation model with Artsper: turning every key moment into a sales peak.

In December 2025, three combined levers (a Christmas exhibition under €500, a homepage header, and two artwork Boosts) generated 25 sales, its best performance to date.

For Art Paris, Artsper becomes a true partner: featured placement, a newsletter to our collectors, VIP invitations to the booth. Françoise Pétrovitch's editions stand out as its commercial driving force.

193 Gallery & Le Réservoir

Two Premium galleries, two ways to win on Artsper

Main objective: Sales performance

Le Réservoir (Sète, Premium since 2020) plays on volume: 72 sales in 2025, one every five days, and revenue tripled since 2020. A broad, accessible catalogue, rooted in the south of France and open to the international emerging scene.

193 Gallery (Paris, Premium since 2018) takes the opposite approach, high value: an international program focused on African and Afro-diasporic scenes, with collectors able to buy at €8,000 or more, without ever visiting.

For both, Artsper is their main point of contact with buyers they would never have reached otherwise.