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About BOCCARA

Boccara Gallery is a leading international gallery specializing in prestigious modern and antique tapestries, as well as artistic rugs. Since acquiring the gallery in 1994, Didier Marien, a recognized expert and collector in the world of tapestry, has built one of the most important and prestigious collections of modern tapestry.

Boccara Gallery is home to pioneers of modern art and design, including Alexander Calder, Man Ray, Pablo Picasso, Le Corbusier, Fernand Léger, Sonia Delaunay, Wassily Kandinsky, and Jean Lurçat. This collection is the product of years of meticulous and rigorous selection, with the majority of works woven in Aubusson.

For over 30 years, Boccara Gallery has consistently revitalized its approach with audacity and style, driven by the vision of Didier Marien.

Art fairs around the world

Boccara Gallery at Design Miami. Paris 2026

October 20, 2026

Boccara Gallery is excited to return to Design Miami. Paris 2026. We are proud to showcase highlights from our new collection of Alexander Calder tapestries, including Boomerang, alongside works by Brassaï and André Borderie, woven by the legendary tapestry workshop Yvette Cauquil- Prince. Additionally, we are thrilled to present Le Corbusierʼs rare Muralnomad tapestry, La Licorne passe sur la mer, as part of our special Design At Large presentation.

"Boomerang" by Alexander Calder, c.1970. Hand-woven in wool.

Boccara Gallery at Fine Arts Paris 2026

September 19, 2026

Boccara Gallery is pleased to announce its participation in Fine Arts Paris 2026, held at the Grand Palais from September 19 to 23. Visit us at Stand C30 to discover an exceptional selection of museum-quality modern tapestries by Le Corbusier, Pierre Alechinsky, Sonia Delaunay, and Man Ray.

"La licorne passe sur la mer" by Le Corbusier, an exceptional handwoven Aubusson tapestry.

Boccara at PAD Paris 2026

April 8, 2026

At PAD Paris, the gallery will present a selection of important twentieth-century tapestries, highlighted by "Le bout du même tunnel" by Pierre Alechinsky.

Pierre Alechinsky's "Le bout du même tunnel". Handwoven wool tapestry from Atelier 3 in Paris, France.