Prolongations
A collaborative art exhibition at the Institut des Cultures d’Islam (ICI) featuring M’barka Amor, Ouassila Arras and Dalila Dalléas Bouzar. Guided by curator Horya Makhlouf, the show blends intimate and collective imaginaries through sculptures, installations and paintings.
Adya & Otto van Rees. Au cœur des avant-gardes
This chronological survey at Musée de Montmartre spotlights Adya and Otto van Rees, tracing the evolution of their modernist works and the dialogue that fed their art. It also follows the couple’s intertwined life, revealing how love and collaboration helped shape Paris’s avant-garde scene.
Homemade Undercuts
Photographic exhibition Homemade Undercuts, part of Hors les Murs during Circulation(s), celebrates hair as queer expression and a symbol of solidarity. The series asks how shaved and dyed styles shape identity and presentation, presented at Bibliothèque Claude Lévi-Strauss in Paris.
Paintings and Other Things — Mireille Blanc solo exhibition
Mireille Blanc's third solo exhibition, 'Paintings and Other Things', unfolds at Galerie Anne-Sarah Bénichou in Paris. This free show showcases Blanc's contemporary paintings in an intimate gallery setting, inviting visitors to explore her evolving visual language.
Exposition à l'Arc de triomphe : Carte blanche à Camille Chastang
Camille Chastang presents a vibrant floral installation around the Arc de Triomphe as part of Printemps du dessin 2026. This immersive art piece blends sculpture and nature in a monumental setting, with entry included in admission and free access for under-26 visitors.
Abdelkader Benchamma : Signs and Wonders
Abdelkader Benchamma presents Signs and Wonders, his fourth solo show at Galerie Templon in Paris. The artist transforms the gallery into a vast contemporary manuscript, where drawing becomes energy that floods walls and surfaces, inviting a contemplative encounter.
Exposition « Les jeunes contre la parole discriminatoire »
A free, educational art exhibition at Centre Paris Anim' Ravel for young people to explore how discriminatory language operates and its social impact. Opens with a vernissage on March 20; visiting begins March 21 at 10:00.
Éternelle Notre-Dame — Immersive VR Expedition
Step into a cutting-edge VR expedition at the Cité de l'Histoire and explore Notre-Dame's history in an immersive, narrative-driven experience. The exhibit blends advanced technology with heritage storytelling, offering a unique, transportive way to engage with Parisian history. A must-see for culture and tech enthusiasts.
Visite thématique : Les incontournables du Musée
Join a thematic guided tour at Musée Carnavalet in Paris, spotlighting the museum's must-see highlights. Explore historic rooms and key works that tell Parisian history, with expert commentary on the building and its collections.
Ce que les images révèlent
Ce que les images révèlent is a contemporary art exhibition at CENTQUATRE-PARIS that invites visitors to reflect on how images shape memory, truth, and perception. Through archival photographs and new installations, the show exposes hidden narratives behind everyday visuals in a dynamic Paris setting.
Open Studio at Atelier 11, Cité Falguière – Meet Alexandra Uppman
Open studio event during Printemps du Dessin: Atelier 11 opens its doors to present the symbolic, atmospheric work of finno-luxembourgeoise artist Alexandra Uppman. Visit the atelier in Cité Falguière on March 21, 2026 at 16:00 for a guided look and conversation in an intimate, gallery-like setting.
Jean-François Spricigo
French artist Jean-François Spricigo presents a new exhibition at Centquatre-Paris, exploring identity and vulnerability in a contemplative body of work titled À nos visages s'abandonner. The show blends intimate visuals with sculptural elements in a striking contemporary setting.
All exhibitions
Explore the Musée d'Orsay's current exhibitions in Paris, housed in a grand Beaux-Arts setting along the Seine. This listing highlights rotating shows across 19th-century masterpieces, Impressionist canvases, and related insights. A must-see for art lovers and curious travelers.
Larissa Fassler: État des lieux
Larissa Fassler: État des lieux at Musée d'Orsay in Paris presents intimate documentary photographs of urban life and building interiors. The exhibition surveys Fassler's patient observations, pairing stark architecture with human presence to reveal how places shape daily life. A compelling addition to the museum's contemporary program.
I Am Martin Parr
Photographic survey of Martin Parr's work at Jeu de Paume, exploring his vivid, satirical view of modern life. The show assembles portraits, street scenes, and documentary images across decades, framed by the historic Paris venue and its intimate gallery spaces.
Guided tour of Le Grand Rex
Explore the iconic Le Grand Rex with a guided tour that reveals its Art Deco interior, lavish auditorium, and cinematic history. Learn behind-the-scenes stories, architecture, and the venue's grand design.
Récréations… hugographiques à la Maison de Victor Hugo
An interactive art experience at Maison de Victor Hugo inviting visitors to uncover small investigations and fantastical speculations about the objects and furniture imagined by the writer, and to invent their own stories. Accessible for curious adults and families.
Matisse: 1941 – 1954
At the Grand Palais, this major retrospective traces Henri Matisse's late works from 1941–1954, showcasing luminous color, bold cutouts, and the artist's enduring innovation in a Parisian museum setting.
Memory Game by Martin Parr
Memory Game by Martin Parr at Jeu de Paume in Paris presents a memory-inspired exploration of Parr's photography inside the iconic gallery. A contemporary art installation that invites visitors to engage with his iconic images in a fresh, playful setting.
Art&Food
Art&Food at Gaîté Lyrique blends contemporary art with culinary elements, featuring La Chorba and L'Armée du Salut in a multimedia program that invites visitors to see and taste in a vibrant, intimate venue.
Henri Rousseau, l’ambition de la peinture
A major Henri Rousseau retrospective at the Musée de l'Orangerie in Paris, running March 25–July 20, 2026. In collaboration with the Barnes Foundation (Philadelphia), the show highlights Rousseau's ambitious, jungle-filled paintings and his distinctive imaginative landscapes.
Une mosaïque de poèmes d’Afrique du Sud
A mosaic of South African poetry presented at Jeu de Paume, pairing written verse with visual presentation. The exhibition explores multilingual poetry, memory, and exchange through a contemporary art lens, inviting visitors to experience language beyond borders.
Ukraine Digitale: Projections, Installations & Talks
At Gaîté Lyrique, a curated day titled Ukraine Digitale presents projections, installations and talks by Natalia Matsenko. This immersive program blends digital art and discourse to spotlight Ukrainian perspectives in a Paris venue known for innovative media.
Pompidou Circus: MuMo x Centre Pompidou
Explore circus-inspired contemporary art in a youth-focused exhibition at Paris' Grand Palais, a collaboration between MuMo and Centre Pompidou. The show invites young visitors to interact with playful installations and bold visuals that bridge art, performance, and imagination.
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