The exhibition presents 241 drawings donated by Giuseppe Penone to the Centre Pompidou in 2020.

The "Monet - Mitchell" exhibitions present a unique dialogue between the works of two exceptional artists, Claude Monet (1840-1926) and Joan Mitchell (1925-1992).

The Collège des Bernardins invites the contemporary artist Laurent Grasso to take over the building with a series of new creations: paintings, videos creations: paintings, videos, installations.

Oskar Kokoschka: Enfant terrible in Vienna is a unique selection of 150 of the artist's most significant works, brought together with the backing of major European and American collections.

An exhibition dedicated to the sculptures by John Chamberlain

The EDF Group Foundation presents  “Faut-il voyager pour être heureux?“, a new exhibition...

Francisco Tropa (1968, Lisbon), a major artist on the Portuguese scene, has been invited to the Musée d'Art Moderne in Paris to present an exhibition as part of the France-Portugal 2022 Season organised by the French Institute.

Arte Povera and Beyond 1960-75: Photography, Film, Video

For almost five months, the Centquatre–Paris turns into a real art theme park in the literal sense...

“Evidence” is a poetic, immersive journey, an ode to a world without borders, a contemporary reflection on the infinite and universal, a spiritual quest for unity as a living and life-giving presence.

As part of its Open Space programme, the Fondation Louis Vuitton presents Lydia Ourahmane’s “Tassili...

This exhibition honours Hedy Lamarr, a woman whose extraordinary career took her from Austria to the studios of Hollywood, made her the most beautiful woman in the world, a glamorous actress but also an artist, whose painting and drawing practice is not very well known.

An immersive, cosmic, and nocturnal work by artist Anri Sala for the the Rotunda of the Bourse de Commerce.

Sam Szafran (1934-2019) occupies a very singular place in the history of art in the second half of the...

The MEP presents the most important retrospective to date devoted to the Ukrainian artist Boris Mikhailov (born in 1938 in Kharkiv).

Artists are displayed throughout the Bourse de Commerce spaces, composing a landscape that enters into...

At the Palais de Tokyo, HUMPTY, the first chapter of the exhibition, presents selection of works that have never been shown before in France, as well as others by invited artists.

HUMPTY \ DUMPTY is a new project by Cyprien Gaillard: an exhibition in two chapters, presented at the same time at Lafayette Anticipations and the Palais de Tokyo.

Starting from a personal archaeology that imagines the body as a territory of relationships itself caught in a web of relationships, Minia Biabiany transposes a real geographical place marked by a traumatic past into a vast psychological landscape.

Palais de Tokyo invites contemporary art fans to discover their latest exhibition, “Scheherazade, at Night”. A dive into the tales as realistic as phantasmagoric of artists, included in the exhibition, like Scheherazade telling stories every night to survive.

The title of his exhibition plays on the double meaning of the term “parade” in French. In one sense it suggests staging an event which can be either carnivalesque or authoritarian. In French, it also suggests subterfuge, feint or trickery.

Every autumn since 2015, the Petit Palais has invited contemporary artists to exhibit alongside its permanent collection. This year, Ugo Rondinone will present an exclusive exhibition opening October 18.

The Pinault Collection hosts an emblematic work by Boris Mikhailov: the series "At Dusk" made up of 110 photographs

mfc-michèle didier presents a monographic exhibition by American-Canadian artist Suzy Lake.