The fashion house gathered filmmakers, artists, and cultural leaders in New York City to honor the creative visionaries behind this year's Tribeca Festival.

As the Tribeca Festival marks its 25th anniversary, Chanel once again brought together some of the biggest names across film, fashion, art, and entertainment for the 19th Annual Tribeca Festival Artists Dinner on Monday evening in New York City.
Hosted in support of the Tribeca Festival's Artist Awards Program, the annual dinner celebrates the intersection of visual art and filmmaking by recognizing the artists whose original works will be awarded to the festival's 2026 winning filmmakers. 
The guest list reflected that cross-industry ethos. Festival co-founder Robert De Niro joined Jane Rosenthal alongside filmmakers, actors, musicians, and artists including Sofia Coppola, Teyana Taylor, Ayo Edebiri, Whitney Peak, Katie Holmes, Keke Palmer, Whoopi Goldberg, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Molly Gordon, Bill Skarsgård, Seth Meyers, Camila Morrone, Cole Escola, Alex Consani, Anok Yai, Christy Turlington Burns, Karen Elson, Lux Pascal, and many more.
At the heart of the evening was a celebration of the artists contributing works to this year's Artist Awards Program. Curated by Zoe Lukov, the 2026 selection features an impressive roster of contemporary artists including Bony Ramirez, Brendan Fernandes, Carrie Mae Weems, Hank Willis Thomas, Jason Bard Yarmosky, Joshua Woods, Kiki Smith, Soull &amp; Dynasty Ogun, Tavares Strachan, and Tosh Basco.
Chanel's continued partnership with Tribeca is particularly fitting given the House's longstanding relationship with the arts. Throughout its history, founder Gabrielle Chanel surrounded herself with painters, writers, musicians, and filmmakers, cultivating creative exchanges that remain central to the brand's identity today.

Bill Skarsgård. Courtesy of Chanel. 

Anok Yai. Courtesy of Chanel.

Alex Consani and Karen Elson. Courtesy of Chanel. 

Inde Navarrette and Whitney Peak. Courtesy of Chanel. 

Cole Escola. Courtesy of Chanel. 

Finneas. Courtesy of Chanel. 

Seth Meyers and John Mulaney. Courtesy of Chanel. 

Robert De Niro. Courtesy of Chanel. 

Keke Palmer. Courtesy of Chanel. 

Teyana Taylor at Chanel's Tribeca Artists Dinner. Courtesy of Chanel.

Chanel Celebrates Art and Film at the 19th Annual Tribeca Festival Artists Dinner

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