Galerie magazine’s Fall 2026 edition turns a sustained spotlight on creative women across disciplines, offering a mix of profiles, design portfolios and international reportage that links contemporary art to architecture, fashion and collecting. The issue includes a contribution by Jacqueline Terrebonne, who filed material from the Marchese Antinori vineyard in Italy, and features major pieces on painter Claire Tabouret and a cross‑disciplinary portfolio titled Women Shaping the Art World.
Portraits, stained glass and a global portfolio
Galerie revisits Claire Tabouret, an artist previously profiled in 2017, now presented on the magazine’s cover. The piece follows Tabouret’s decade‑long rise and discusses her recent work creating historic stained glass windows for Notre‑Dame de Paris, a project that links contemporary painting practices to centuries‑old craft.
“The Passion of Claire Tabouret.”
Alongside the Tabouret feature, the magazine assembles an annual portfolio that examines six women leaders internationally who are helping to redirect institutions, galleries and creative practice. That package is positioned as an examination of how female leadership is reshaping priorities and opportunities within the art world.
International reportage and design features
Galerie’s travel and design coverage in the issue connects art to place. A dispatch from Italy finds Gabrielle‑styled intersections of wine and art at Tenuta Montenisa in Franciacorta and at a vineyard south of Florence operated by the Antinori family. Reporting from that region includes commentary on Alessia Antinori, identified in the magazine as among the 26th generation guiding the family business and sustaining a tradition that blends viticulture and the visual arts.
The issue broadens its focus with fashion and textile collaborations, notably an Akris project with Colombian textile artist Olga de Amaral, which the magazine describes as "mesmerizing." Interiors and retreat design are also featured: a Mexican getaway by designer Summer Thornton that draws on Mexican serape textiles for textural, colourful effects, and an Aspen residence by Lexi Zavad that marries minimal art with collectible furniture so that views become a central design element.
Shopping, lighting and the language of objects
In its shopping feature, Galerie places emphasis on sculptural lighting and object design that carry a strong visual statement across rooms. The magazine frames these pieces as part of a wider dialogue between functional objects and fine art, suggesting that curated home interiors increasingly behave like small, domestic galleries.
- Cover story: Claire Tabouret and her work on Notre‑Dame stained glass.
- Portfolio: Six women leading change in the art world.
- International reporting: Antinori vineyard material and the Akris–Olga de Amaral collaboration.
- Design: Retreats and homes by Summer Thornton and Lexi Zavad; emphasis on sculptural lighting.
Local relevance and cultural context
For readers in Terrebonne, the issue offers several points of interest. First, it emphasises the global networks that shape contemporary art and design, from European ateliers to Latin American textile traditions and North American interior practice — networks that frequently influence museum acquisitions, gallery programming and decorative trends in Quebec. Second, the attention to women leaders in the art world reflects institutional changes that can affect local cultural organisations, artist collectives and exhibition policies.
Finally, the presence of a contributor with the surname Terrebonne in reportage from Italy creates a small, if coincidental, bridge between our city and an international cultural conversation. While the magazine is a global title, its features are relevant to collectors, designers and cultural professionals in the greater Montreal and Lanaudière regions who follow shifts in artistic leadership and interior trends.
| Feature | Notable element |
|---|---|
| Cover story | Claire Tabouret — Notre‑Dame stained glass |
| Portfolio | Six women shaping the art world |
| International report | Antinori vineyard; Akris x Olga de Amaral |
The Fall 2026 issue of Galerie is presented as a measured combination of long‑form journalism and visual essays; readers interested in the full context can consult the magazine’s print and subscription offerings for extended reporting and photography.
