You can't say you know Paris if you haven't been to Montmartre.

It's from that 136m high hill that you'll discover the most beautiful panorama of Paris.
The imposing white basilica of Sacré Coeur is like a guiding star for visitors discovering Paris.
But Montmartre has always been the artists quarter of Paris.
Its history is linked to many celebrities from the world of art.
Montmartre has nurtured Impressionism and Modern Art. Ever since the 19th century more then 4000 artists have set up their studios on the hill, including the likes of Monet, Renoir, Picasso, Van Gogh, Modigliani, Utrillo, Lautrec and Gian Paul.

Paris is one of the most visited cities in the world and Montmartre is a must for those wishing to know Paris better.
Going by the number of artists who frequent the area, it can be said that today, Montmartre is the biggest permanent art show in Paris.
Nearly 300 artists have permission to exhibit their work on Place du Tertre.
The artists painting and drawing in front of the visitors are the attraction pole on the hill.
Often the visitors, seduced by the work, take home a painting, drawing or portrait, sometimes hoping to have discovered a new Picasso.

The artists working on Place du Tertre have been officially recognized by the cultural authorities and have been given license to exhibit their work, on condition they show only their original work.
C.A.M., which in French stands for "Le Collectif des Artistes Montmartrois" is the artist association representing an important number of artists from the hill.

C.A.M. has created this Website as a guide to help visitors, by presenting the area, the artist and their work.
Our mission is to federate and promote the artists, to organize the exhibitions as well as other collective activities.
We will help you to get to know the artist and their work and to get in touch with them if you so wish.