Clémence Boisanté has worked in contemporary art for more than twenty years. She trained as a gallerist with Hélène Trintignan while studying law and political science, before founding her own gallery in Montpellier in 2005. For almost fifteen years, she developed a programme focused on supporting artists and building their careers over the long term. Now based in Luxembourg, where she grew up, she leads Ceysson & Bénétière’s Luxembourg gallery and is a member of the 2026 Luxembourg Art Week Selection Committee.

Pauline Haon is Director Benelux at The Fine Art Group, an international art advisory firm. Before joining the group, she spent more than ten years at Christie’s, where she was Director and Senior Specialist in the 20th/21st Century Art department. She has worked on several historically important collections, including the Matthys-Colle and Le Jeune collections. A specialist in Belgian Modern, Post-War and Contemporary Art, she also has extensive experience as a charity auctioneer, including auctions for La Monnaie and Bozar.

Mélanie de Jamblinne has been Director of Luxembourg Art Week since 2025. She joined the fair in 2023, initially overseeing its programme and public relations, followed by partnerships, before becoming Deputy Director. She previously spent more than four years with the programming team of Esch2022, European Capital of Culture, and contributed to several exhibitions organised by Lët’z Arles. Closely involved in the development of Luxembourg’s art scene, she also serves on the boards of Lët’z Arles and Amis des Musées Luxembourg.

Pierre-Yves has implemented innovative technologies and programs for media companies since 1996, when he began his career at France Television before turning to radio, managing the survey department of RTL France, RTL2 and Fun Radio. He then moved into strategic development for new media integration, leading digital radio strategy for RTL Group at its European headquarters in Luxembourg. In 2008, he joined Luxembourg-based startup Jamendo, where he developed a new business model based on the world’s largest Creative Commons music catalogue. Next, he ran the operations of startup VitalBriefing, from scratch to generating 1 million Euro turnover. He got approved Fit4Resilience expert during the Covid19 pandemic. Most recently, he programmed and hosted keynotes, conferences and shows on stage of the Paperjam Club at the leading independent media company in Luxembourg. He is a regular moderator at B17, and a regular columnist on culture at Radio Ara. In 2025, he joined Silicon Luxembourg and Forbes Luxembourg as Chief Operating Officer. Pierre-Yves is a Luxembourg and French national. He graduated in 1997 from Institut Supérieur de Commerce de Paris with a Master in Management, and in 2000 from University Paris Pantheon-Sorbonne with an advanced degree (DESS) in Law and Administration of Media Communication.