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Since 2010, Anne Perré has been advocating for contemporary and urban art. She supports artists whose work challenges conventions, such as Antoine Correia, defends the founder of ideational abstraction, Emmanuel Pons, and celebrates the subtle eroticism of Frédéric Léglise. She has also long supported emerging artists such as Élodie Wysocki, Alfonse, Paul et les autres, and Valérie Vaubourg, whose works she still represents.
In parallel, she produces uncompromising street artists such as T-KID 170, and has expanded into urban photography through the work of Olivier de Cayron, as well as the custom of repurposed objects. Very active in the secondary market, Anne Perré offers the works of Philippe Pasqua, Ulrich Lamsfuß, Thierry Dussac, Jean Rustin, Karel Appel, Jérôme Zonder, Fabrice Hyber, Jan Fabre, Combas, Seen, Éric Lacan, Yaze, and the major abstract artists of the 70s (Schneider, Hartung, Jenkins, Degottex, Miotte…).