Exhibition

The Grataloup Museum in Chevreuse will close permanently on November 11.

The Grataloup Museum in Chevreuse will permanently close on November 11, 2026. Its final exhibition, Between the Worlds, features painter and photographer Antoine Poupel at the Saint-Saturnin Priory.

Screens Under Constraint: Cinema Under the Occupation at the Fondation Pathé

With Screens Under Constraint, the Jérôme Seydoux-Pathé Foundation explores French cinema between 1940 and 1944. Posters, excerpts, photographs and archival materials trace an industry subject to censorship, exclusion and shortages.

Masterpieces in Resonance: Centre Pompidou as Guest at the Cité de l’architecture

Works from the Centre Pompidou engage in a dialogue with the monumental casts at the Cité de l’architecture. Chefs-d’œuvre en résonance brings modern art, contemporary creation and architectural heritage together.

André Derain: Art Is a Game, the exhibition at the Bourdelle Museum

The Bourdelle Museum is devoting Art Is a Game to André Derain. Paintings, sculptures, ceramics and works for the stage shed light on the many experiments of this Fauvism and Cubism figure.

Brèches: the free large-format photography trail to discover at La Défense

Brèches transforms the façades and walls of La Défense into photographic surfaces. This free trail by Les Extatiques brings together works by Marine Lanier, Elsa Leydier, Julien Lombardi and SMITH in the business district.

Oli’s Imaginary Museum: the rapper’s immersive, sensory exhibition at the Grand Palais

Rap icon Oli is taking over the Grand Palais, inviting us on an intimate artistic odyssey. Immerse yourself in a sweeping sensory and sonic journey in which the artist brings the inner workings of the creative mind to life, from December 2, 2026, to February 21, 2027.

Rush Hour: Paris Streets Photographed by Mark Steinmetz at Ithaque

Place de Clichy, Porte de Champerret: Mark Steinmetz photographs the rhythms of everyday life in Paris. With Rush Hour, Ithaque presents two black-and-white series, printed in the Marais gallery’s labs.

Around the World: The 1867 World’s Fair Comes to Life in 3D at the National Archives

The National Archives are presenting Crossing the World, a free exhibition on the 1867 World’s Fair and photography. At the Hôtel de Soubise, original documents and 3D viewers bring this vanished Parisian event back to life.

Silent Violence: Roméo Mivekannin questions colonial images at the Musée du quai Branly

With Silent Violence, the musée du quai Branly – Jacques Chirac welcomes Roméo Mivekannin. Large-format paintings, sculptures and historical photographs make up an exhibition devoted to colonial exhibitions and the place of the viewer.

Richard Wagner at the Palais Garnier: An Exhibition on the Revolutions of the Ring

At the Palais Garnier, Richard Wagner, les révolutions du Ring explores the creation of The Ring of the Nibelung and its legacy. More than a hundred objects shed light on the birth of the cycle, its musical innovations and the challenges of staging it.

Warhol, Basquiat and Haring: a free exhibition at Opera Gallery Paris

Opera Gallery brings together Andy Warhol, Jean-Michel Basquiat and Keith Haring in An Artistic Friendship. Works by the three artists offer a chance to rediscover their worlds and their ties to 1980s New York.

DIE & RETRY: a free-to-play exhibition at the Magasins Généraux in Pantin

At the Magasins Généraux, DIE & RETRY turns the visit into a role-playing game with performers. Observe a fictional family, interact with them, or change the scenario: Angels Front explores our reactions to images and digital manipulation.

Prisoners: the free exhibition on Saint-Lazare Prison in Paris

At the Françoise Sagan media library and in Alban Satragne Square, Women Prisoners traces the final years of Saint-Lazare prison. Photographs, archives and testimonies shed light on the history of the women held there from 1919 to 1932.

Harry Gruyaert: a free photography exhibition at the Leica Gallery in Paris

The Leica Gallery Paris presents Theater of Color, an exhibition dedicated to Harry Gruyaert. From street scenes to landscapes, his photographs explore the interplay of light and the contrasts woven through everyday life.

Pierre et Gilles: a free exhibition in Paris to mark 50 years of the duo

Pierre et Gilles celebrate fifty years of creative work at Galerie Templon Beaubourg with Rose for You, Rose for Me. Around twenty recent portraits blend photography and painting, including Camille Cottin as Lady Macbeth.

Artcurial Kids: children’s illustrations and design for children on display in Paris

Artcurial Kids brings together original drawings from l’école des loisirs, children’s furniture and collectible toys. A public exhibition is scheduled to run from December 5 to 9, 2026, at Artcurial in Paris, ahead of the auction on December 10.

AVRIL at Bastille: a new free cultural venue and an opening exhibition

AVRIL opens on November 20, 2026, in the Passage du Cheval-Blanc, in Bastille. This free venue dedicated to architecture, art, crafts and design kicks off its program with a documentary exhibition by Samia Henni.

Coming Together: a free photography exhibition at the Fondation Francès in Clichy

The Fondation Francès presents Faire Corps in Clichy, a photographic exhibition devoted to the body. Diane Arbus, Nan Goldin and Dorothea Lange feature in this exploration of portraits and human stories.

Resistance fighters from abroad: Manouchian and the foreigners in an exhibition in Champigny

The Musée de la Résistance nationale in Champigny-sur-Marne presents Résistants d’ailleurs… et pourtant oubliés. Archives, letters and works of art shed light on the involvement of foreigners in the Resistance and the transmission of their memory.

Lee Krasner: A free exhibition of her paintings at Gagosian in Paris

Gagosian brings together paintings and works on paper by Lee Krasner in Works from the 1960s. An exhibition devoted to a decade of work by this leading figure in American abstraction.