Visite guidée de l'exposition | Tenter l’art pour soigner
Join a guided tour of the exhibition Tenter l’art pour soigner at Institut du Monde Arabe in Paris. Explore how art can aid healing as spaces and artworks illuminate the healing potential of creative practice.
Impressionist Fans: An Exceptional Gift from the Kan Family
An acclaimed Impressionist exhibition at Musée d'Orsay, highlighting a significant gift from the Kan family that enriches the collection. The displays present a thoughtful survey of late-19th-century painting in the museum's grand galleries, reflecting the Kan family's lasting contribution to Parisian art.
Salon de la bande dessinée érotique
Erotic comic book salon at La Bellevilloise in Paris, exploring adult themes through graphic novels. A nightlife-friendly art event in a historic 1500-cap venue, featuring showcases of contemporary erotic bande dessinée.
Renaissance Immersive Experience at Atelier des Lumières
Experience a 50-minute immersive Renaissance exhibition at Atelier des Lumières in Paris. This family-friendly digital show is designed for children aged 7 and up, with Renaissance imagery projected across the venue’s walls in a magical, immersive setting.
All Exhibitions at Musée d'Orsay
Explore the full lineup of ongoing exhibitions at Musée d'Orsay in Paris. The Beaux-Arts gem showcases paintings, sculpture and decorative arts across its grand galleries, with rotating shows that highlight masterworks from the 19th and 20th centuries.
Renoir Drawings
Discover Renoir’s drawings in a focused collection at the Musée d'Orsay, highlighting intimate sketches and the evolution of his draughtsmanship. The exhibition gathers study drawings and finished works, offering a vivid glimpse into Renoir’s line, form, and artistic process in a grand Parisian setting.
Hilma af Klint Exhibition: Guided Tour at Centre Pompidou
Take a guided tour of the Hilma af Klint exhibition at Centre Pompidou in Paris. Explore the Swedish artist’s pioneering abstract works and the spiritual themes that shaped her influence on modern art, with insights from a knowledgeable guide. A concise, engaging introduction for art lovers visiting the museum.
Jardiner
Explore gardening as both art and science at the Cité des sciences et de l'Industrie. This interactive expo unveils soil, seeds, and sustainable growing with hands-on displays, perfect for curious families and adults visiting Paris.
Licornes
Dive into a magical unicorn exhibition at the Musée de Cluny in Paris. The show gathers unicorns from myth, medieval lore, and tapestry legends, offering a family-friendly stroll through fantasy and history in a historic setting.
Africa Fashion
At the Musée du Quai Branly – Jacques Chirac in Paris, explore contemporary African fashion in dialogue with the museum’s collections. This exhibition brings modern African silhouettes into conversation with historic artifacts, offering a fresh perspective on design and culture.
Renoir and Love: A Joyful Modernity (1865–1885)
At Musée d'Orsay, this exhibition surveys Renoir's development from 1865 to 1885, highlighting a joyful modernity in his color, light, and scenes of Parisian life. Rich displays juxtapose paintings, sketches, and contextual material that illuminate late-19th-century French art.
Leonora Carrington
Explore the multi-dimensional world of Leonora Carrington at Musée du Luxembourg in Paris. This exhibition surveys the surrealist artist's inventive imagery and gender-defying work across her career.
Cartes imaginaires
Cartes imaginaires at the Bibliothèque nationale de France invites you to explore imaginary maps and poetic cartography. The exhibition gathers historical and conceptual maps that challenge how we imagine space, with artifacts from the BNF collections.
Renoir and Love: Modernity at Orsay
Explore Renoir and love as a joyful modernity at the Musée d’Orsay in Paris. This family-friendly exhibition runs Mar 17–Jul 19, 2026 and includes a 1h30 guided experience through masterworks in a grand Parisian setting.
Matisse, 1941-1954: Guided Tour at Centre Pompidou
Discover Henri Matisse's late masterpieces in the 'Matisse, 1941-1954' exhibition at Centre Pompidou. This 11:00 guided tour in Paris invites you to explore bold forms and color shifts that define his final years, with expert commentary and close-look viewing.
Matisse, 1941–1954: Exhibition at Grand Palais
Matisse, 1941–1954 at Grand Palais invites families to explore late works in a landmark Paris venue. This 1h–1h30 exhibition is designed for children from age 6, offering a friendly, insightful introduction to modern art for kids and art lovers alike.
Matisse 1941–1954 Exhibition
This exhibition surveys Henri Matisse's late works from 1941 to 1954, presented at Centre Pompidou in Paris, highlighting the artist's color, form, and postwar experimentation across major canvases in a landmark modern art venue.
La Bataille des couleurs
An indoor art exhibition at Centre Pompidou's Maison Pompidou in Paris that explores color's power in modern and contemporary art. The show features bold paintings, sculpture, and multimedia works, inviting visitors to compare palettes across eras in a vibrant, color-driven dialogue.
Ouverture de la Maison Pompidou
Centre Pompidou in Paris celebrates the opening of the Maison Pompidou, a landmark moment for the iconic modern-art museum. The event highlights new spaces and programming at the institution, inviting art lovers and visitors to explore its contemporary offerings in a festive, architecture-forward setting.
Éducation
Educational group visits at Bourse de Commerce (Pinault Collection) invite schools and students to experience artworks in an accessible setting, encouraging dialogue and the sharing of diverse viewpoints around the collection. The program emphasizes accessibility and inclusive discussion.
Couleurs de Corée
Explore the vibrant wave of South Korean art at the Centre Culturel Coréen in Paris. This exhibition highlights contemporary artists, design and cultural trends shaping Korea's creative scene, offering a fresh view of modern Korean culture in the city.
The Cedar, “Green Diadem” of the Mediterranean Heights
Explore The Cedar, 'Green Diadem' of the Mediterranean Heights at Musée d'Orsay. This immersive art exhibition pairs paintings, sculpture, and design to reinterpret cedar motifs and Mediterranean landscapes, set within the grand Parisian museum. A refined, thought-provoking showcase for art lovers and visitors.
Henry Taylor. Where thoughts provoke
A solo exhibition at Musée Picasso Paris titled Henry Taylor. Where thoughts provoke, inviting visitors to explore memory and perception through Henry Taylor's provocative paintings in a Paris museum setting.
The metamorphoses of Guernica
Explore the metamorphoses of Picasso's Guernica at Musée Picasso Paris, where the iconic anti-war painting is interpreted through preparatory sketches, related works, and multimedia displays. Set in the museum's elegant galleries, the show invites new perspectives on a defining masterpiece.
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