Exhibitions diary

Calder – rêver en équilibre*

* Calder – Dreaming in Equilibrium Fondation Louis Vuitton dedicates a major retrospective to Alexandre Calder, marking the 100th anniversary of the arrival of the American sculptor in Paris, where he spent a significant part…

Matisse, 1941-1954

Through this comprehensive exhibition, the Grand Palais highlights a crucial phase in the long artistic career of Henri Matisse, placing particular emphasis on the final years of his production. Bringing together more than 300 works,…

Rothko a Firenze

The Palazzo Strozzi pays tribute to Mark Rothko with a major retrospective dedicated to one of the most influential figures of 20th-century art. Among the most comprehensive exhibitions ever presented in Italy on the artist,…

Martin Parr – Global Warning

No photographer has captured the discomfort and excesses of contemporary society quite like Martin Parr. Presented by the Jeu de Paume, this retrospective was conceived several years ago in close collaboration with the artist himself,…

Gerard Richter

The Fondation Louis Vuitton dedicates its spaces to one of the most ambitious exhibitions ever organised around the German painter Gerhard Richter, widely regarded as one of the most influential artists of our time. The…

Paname

As part of its annual invitation that fosters dialogue between modern and contemporary art, the Petit Palais has invited Bilal Hamdad this year, an Algerian artist whose visibility has been steadily growing over recent years.…

Leonora Carrington

Palazzo Reale presents the first retrospective exhibition dedicated to Leonora Carrington in Italy, renowned Surrealist artist whose work gained renewed visibility in Italy in 2022, when the title of the 59th Venice Biennale was inspired…

Minimal

The Bourse de Commerce celebrates the Minimalist movement through an ambitious and wide-ranging exhibition, uniting artists from around the world. Divided into thematic sections, the exhibition explores the different facets of Minimalism, focusing on colour,…

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