Kasashima Gallery and Asian International Art Association Return to the Carrousel du Louvre in 2027

This initiative continues the international strategy of both organizations to promote Asian art. Through major art fairs, the project will connect Asian artists, cultural promotion organizations, and the European art market, creating an important bridge between Eastern art and global collectors. The collaboration will combine physical exhibitions, cultural and creative product sales, social media engagement, and media exposure to enhance the global visibility and market presence of Asian art.

In recent years, Wu Li-Ying, Chairperson of AIAA, has actively supported Asian artists in participating in international exhibitions and established multiple collaborations with Kasashima Gallery. From the 2024 Vueling Onboart Exhibition in Spain to Art Shopping in France in 2025, and Expo Metro Rome in Italy in 2026, both organizations have worked together to bring Asian artists onto European stages, expanding the global recognition and influence of Asian art.

During Art Shopping 2025 in Paris, Kasashima Gallery presented the themed project "La Beauté dans Chaque Éventail," while Wu Li-Ying invited multiple calligraphy and ink artists to participate. The project combined traditional Japanese Kyoto Folding Fans craftsmanship with Chinese ink art, presenting works that merge Eastern aesthetics with contemporary artistic expressions. The exhibition attracted attention from international visitors and media, with 20 exhibited artworks being acquired during the event, demonstrating the growing potential of Asian art in the global market.

Wu Li-Ying stated that the successful response to the 2025 Paris exhibition allowed more international audiences to discover the creative energy and cultural depth of Asian art. Building on their previous achievements, AIAA will once again collaborate with Kasashima Gallery in 2027 to participate in an exhibition at Carrousel du Louvre in Paris, using this world-class art platform to further promote cultural exchange between East and West.

"Beyond the exhibition itself, we place great importance on increasing artists' international exposure," said Yu Le, Public Relations Manager of Kasashima Gallery. During the 2027 Paris exhibition, the gallery will continue collaborating with global media partners to conduct public relations activities across the United States, Europe, Japan, South Korea, and Greater China, further enhancing the international visibility of the exhibition and participating artists. She noted that while exhibitions may be temporary, the impact of media coverage and digital communication can continue to grow after the event, allowing artworks to reach more collectors, cultural institutions, and international markets while creating long-term opportunities for artists.

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Ada Huang