Harlesden High Street is presenting a solo presentation by Savannah Harris at Post-Fair Paris, the offsite fair's first international edition, the London gallery announced on Instagram on 22 October. The gallery is showing at Booths 33 and 34 in the basement of 79 Rue du Temple, and invited visitors in Paris to an aperitivo from midday on Friday 23 October.

Post-Fair, founded by Los Angeles gallerist Chris Sharp and first staged in a 1938 Santa Monica post office in 2025, runs in Paris from 19 to 24 October 2026 across two neighbouring Marais buildings at 74 and 79 Rue du Temple. The fair brings together around 34 solo and duo presentations from galleries in New York, Tokyo, Los Angeles, London, São Paulo, Paris and Buenos Aires, with no conventional booths — each presentation reads as a small, self-contained exhibition. Entry is free with advance registration.

Fair dates and the Paris debut are corroborated by Artsy and Whitewall's Paris Art Week guides. Sharp has framed the fair as an answer to what he calls the Art Basel–Frieze 'duopoly' answering a soft market with higher fees, charging dealers a flat $6,000 including lighting and storage — a pitch that has drawn 34 presentations for the Marais debut.

A separate gap draft for Kate MacGarry's Aimée Parrott solo at the same fair (Booth 3) already exists from the 20 October scan, so this story covers only the Harlesden High Street / Savannah Harris presentation — the other London-gallery solo at the fair's debut that the web sweep missed entirely.