Top 10 Art Galleries in Finistere, Brittany

Situated in the former Capucins convent of Landerneau, the FHEL – Fonds Hélène & Édouard Leclerc pour la Culture – has received more than 1,000,000 visitors. Since it opened its doors in 2012, it has become the top cultural destination in Western France and is today a must-see not only for contemporary art enthusiasts, but also for an increasingly diverse public. Founded in the autumn of 2011, the FHEL is an endowment fund run by an administrative council and chaired by Michel-Édouard Leclerc. On the initiative of numerous members of the Leclerc family, members and former members of Mouvement E.Leclerc, together with other individuals, the fund is entirely financed by donations from private patrons.

Source : Au Gai Sabot "Au Gai Sabot est un collectif d'artistes d'art émergeant de la région Bretagne, composé d'une vingtaine d'artiste de talent qui s'exprime en peintures, volumes, et céramiques. "Au gai sabot" est aussi une ancienne boutique de sabots reconvertis en galerie d'art qui a gardé tout son charme d'antan, il propose un parcours à travers 4 salles d'exposition ainsi qu'une cour intérieure, accueil chaleureux et entrée libre, il se situe dans une rue derrière un des plus beaux ports du Finistère, Audierne, Une belle découverte !"

The Comoedia is a Contemporary Art Center which sells sculptures and paintings located in the cultural district near the museums of fine arts, the Navy museum and the castle. Emblematic, it is a proud part of the city's architectural heritage, built during the reconstruction of Brest by the architect Michel Ouchacoff and artist Jean-René Debarre.