28/04/2026
Something exciting is coming soon! 🥳
FAMM, the world’s first museum outside the USA with a permanent collection dedicated to women artists, is completely renewing its permanent collection exhibition!
Previously spanning from Impressionism to contemporary, the museum’s journey through art history now begins earlier, with the Baroque period. The museum will feature an exceptional work over two metres tall, dating from c. 1649–50, created by the pioneering artist Artemisia Gentileschi, now regarded as an icon of feminist art history.
This rehanging takes place within a particularly interesting period.
Several artists featured in the collection are part of major institutional exhibitions in 2026: Leonor Fini at Schirn Kunsthalle Frankfurt followed by Musée d’Art Moderne de Paris, Tracey Emin at Tate Modern, Leonora Carrington at Musée du Luxembourg, Cecily Brown at the Serpentine Galleries, Jenny Saville at Ca’ Pesaro, Frida Kahlo soon at Tate Modern, and Eva Gonzalès soon at the Petit Palais and then at the Van Gogh Museum.
, founder of FAMM and collector for nearly thirty years, has supported many of these exhibitions. His collection consists of nearly 2000 works, of which 700 are by women artists.
He regularly lends works to the world’s leading museums, from the Taipei Fine Arts Museum to the Centre Pompidou, and from the Metropolitan Museum of Art to the Museo Nacional Thyssen-Bornemisza.
Discover the new works from 14 May at FAMM! ✨
