Invader Space Station: the not-to-be-missed XXL street art exhibition unveiled

You can see them on every street corner, in all sizes and colors: the artist Invader has installed his little pixelated aliens all over the capital. And he's not stopping there! The invasion gets a little bigger, with this original and monumental exhibition, organized from February 17 to May 5, 2024 in the former offices of the newspaper Libération.

Get your astronaut gear ready, we're off to theInvader Space Station, an artistic vessel that brings together the French street artist's greatest works and never-before-seen pieces, all in a stunning scenography that puts stars in our eyes.

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The building has been completely transformed: the exhibition spans nine floors and 3,500 m², and features several hundred works. Photographs, videos, installations, sculptures... Invader's world is revealed throughout the exhibition: street-art, colors, pop culture and influences... The famous French artist offers a true retrospective of his artistic adventure, which began in Paris almost 30 years ago.

The exhibition is richly illustrated, and the specially designed scenography plunges us a little deeper into the realm of street-art and pop culture. For this monumental exhibition, Invader has even created some never-before-seen works, to be discovered among his iconic creations, which have toured the world.

If you're a fan of the artist, or of street-art, this exhibition is for you. From his beginnings to his latest works, from his first "Invaders" to his Rubik's Cube paintings and an Invader world tour, you'll get a rich and diverse view of the French artist's career.

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Please note: due to the numerous staircases providing access to the various floors of the building, this exhibition is not suitable for people with reduced mobility. Tickets can be purchased exclusively online: reserve your seats now, and embark on this journey full of surprises, in an unusual space station!