Exhibitions
in paris
Exhibitions
in paris
A monthly Overview
EXHIBITIONS IN PARIS 2025
Here you will find detailed information about the most important exhibitions and events that take place in Paris every month. Just click on the desired month and find information about exhibitions, festivals and other activities. Enjoy browsing!
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Exhibition announcement
Artemisia: Heroine of art
Artemisia: Heroine of Art
Exhibition at the Musée Jacquemart-André
19 March 2025 to 3 August 2025
Artemisia Gentileschi was one of the most important female painters of the Baroque period. With a selection of her most impressive works, the exhibition at the Musée Jacquemart-André sheds light on her artistic career, her influence on art history and her struggle for recognition in an art world dominated by men.
The forty or so paintings on display will also include a few new attributions. There will be portraits and history paintings, works by her father Orazio Gentileschi and her role model Caravaggio.
You shouldn’t miss this exhibition!
April 2025
Top 3 Exhibitions
1) Picasso Museum
‘Degenerate’ Art: The Trial of Modern Art during National Socialism.
Until 25 May 2025
What can you expect?
As the first exhibition in France dedicated to so-called “degenerate” art, this show examines the Nazi regime’s systematic attack on modern art and the role of Pablo Picasso, the archetype of the “degenerate” artist, within this history. The exhibition features over 700 works by 100 artists, representing various modernist movements—from Otto Dix to Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, Wassily Kandinsky to Emil Nolde, Paul Klee to Max Beckmann. A must-see! (Photos: Official Website)
2) Musée Jacquemart Andre
Artemisia: Heroine of art
from 19 March 2025
What can you expect?
This exhibition is dedicated to Artemisia Gentileschi, one of the most significant female painters of the Baroque era. Showcasing a selection of her most striking works, the exhibition explores her artistic journey, her influence on art history, and her struggle for recognition in a male-dominated art world. (Gallery Photo: Official Website)
More information in our blog!
3) Ateliers des Lumieres
Picasso: Art in motion
Until 29 June 2025
What can you expect?
This immersive exhibition brings Picasso’s works to life through large-scale projections and digital animations. It offers a completely new, interactive perspective on the Spanish master’s artistic evolution and his most significant creative periods. (Image: Official Website)
other exhibitions
in April
Ateliers des Lumieres
Picasso: Art in motion
Until 29 June 2025
What can you expect?
This immersive exhibition brings Picasso’s works to life through large-scale projections and digital animations. It offers a completely new, interactive perspective on the Spanish master’s artistic evolution and his most significant creative periods. (Image: Official Website)
The Douanier Rousseau: In the Land of Dreams
Until 29 June 2025
What can you expect?
The Atelier des Lumières takes you on a journey to the early days of naïve art in France. Spontaneous, dreamlike, and sometimes childlike, this new artistic approach is embodied in the works of Henri Rousseau. (Image: Official Website)
Buy tickets for Picasso/Rousseau
The Little Prince: Immersive Odyssey in Paris
On 11 April: from 14h to 20h.
12 to 27 April: daily from 10am to 8pm.
28 April to 6 July: Tuesday to Friday from 10am to 6pm, Saturdays from 10am to 9pm
Bourse de Commerce – Pinault Collection
Body and soul
Until 25 August 2025
What can you expect?
Featuring 100 works from the Pinault Collection, this exhibition explores the interplay between physical presence and emotional depth. Artists engage with themes of identity, transience, and spirituality, inviting visitors to reflect on human existence from a fresh perspective. The exhibition showcases pieces from renowned artists, including Auguste Rodin, Duane Hanson, Georg Baselitz, Ana Mendieta, David Hammons, Marlene Dumas, Arthur Jafa, and Ali Cherri.
In-situ works
Until 31 December 2027
Bubble Planet
An immersive experience at La Villette
27 March to 13 August 2025
I have been there with my kids in Barcelona! And the kids really liked it!
Centre Pompidou
Suzanne Valadon
Until 26 May 2025
Hans Hollein: transFORMS
Until 2 June 2025
Paris black: artistic circulations, anti-colonial struggles 1950-2000
Until 30 June 2025
Enormously bizarre: Jean Chatelus Collection
Donation Antoine de Galbert Foundation
Until 30 June 2025
Cinémathèque française
Wes Anderson, the exhibition
Until 27 July 2025
Wesley Wales ‘Wes’ Anderson is an American film producer, screenwriter and director of feature films and commercials
Cité de l’architecture et du patrimoine
The saga of the department stores
Until 6 April 2025
Tsuyoshi Tane
Accrochage – An Archaeology of the Future
Until November 2025
Gardening the city: an exhibition and workshop for the whole family
12 April to 21 September 2025
City of Sciences and Industry
Silence – immersive exhibition
Until 31 August 2025
Charlotte Charbonnel: Mare nubium – Mother of God
Until 20 April 2025
Grotte Chauvet, the scientific adventure
Until 11 May 2025
Dancing
Until 28 June 2026
Dogs and cats
Until 28 June 2026
Reverse machine #1: The radio transistor
From 30 April 2025 – end date still open
recommended for ages 15 and up
Fondacion Louis Vuitton
David Hockney 25
9 April to 31 August 2025
What can you expect?
This exhibition is dedicated to the diverse oeuvre of David Hockney and presents works from various creative phases of the British artist. From his iconic pool paintings to his latest digital experiments, the show demonstrates how Hockney is constantly exploring new techniques and enriching the art world with his colourful visual language. An exciting insight into the work of one of the most important artists of our time. (Photos: official website)
More information in our Blog!
Architectural Parcours Frank Gehry
until 6 April 2025
Open Space #16 Tabita Rezaire – „Des/astres“
9 April to 31 August 2025
Galerie MR8 (Marais)
DAVID BOWIE, Mr. JONES‘ LONG HAIR
Immerse yourself in the world of Bowie
Until 22 June 2025
Grand Palais Immersif
PIXELS – An interactive experience with the creative world of AI.
Until 21 April 2025
What can you expect?
This interactive exhibition explores the relationship between art and artificial intelligence. Visitors can experience digital installations that creatively demonstrate how algorithms generate art, challenging our understanding of aesthetics and identity. The exhibition encourages visitors to become part of the creative process and engage with new technologies first-hand.
Hangar Y (9 Av. de Trivaux, 92190 Meudon – slightly outside)
‘My fantastic garden’
12 April to 21 September 2025
for children aged 4 and over
Hotel de la Marine
Colour speaks all languages. Selected works from the Al Thani collection
Until 5 October 2025
What can you expect?
Colours have a universal language in art—this extraordinary exhibition showcases works from the prestigious Al Thani Collection to illustrate this concept. Bringing together pieces from different cultures and periods, the exhibition explores the role of colour as a means of expression and symbolism. A fascinating journey through art and history.
Les Invalides
AURA Invalides: Immersive show in the cathedral in the evening (NO museum visit included)
the show has been extended again!
Until 28 June 2025
If you want to visit the cathedral and the museum during the day, you have to read on now 🙂
Musée de l’Armée
Military and athletes. That goes together!
Until 31 May 2025
A militant exile. Artists and France 1939-1945
Until 22 June 2025
The forgotten battles of the Free French Forces: the 1st DFL in the Authion Massif, April 1945
9 April to 21 September 2025
Jeu de Paume
The world from the perspective of AI
11 April to 21 September 2025
Louvre
Louvre Couture: Objects of Art, Fashion Objects
Until 21 July 2025
What can you expect?
For the first time, the Louvre is dedicating an exhibition to fashion. Louvre Couture presents around 100 contemporary fashion creations by 65 designers—including Balenciaga, Dior, and Chanel—displayed among the museum’s art collections. The exhibition examines the connections between modern fashion and historical artworks, revealing how designers have drawn inspiration from various artistic eras. Curated by Olivier Gabet, the show invites visitors to see the Louvre’s collections from a fresh perspective. (Photo: Official Website)
Other exhibitions at the Louvre:
Cimabue
Until 12 May 2025
L’Orphelin by Luc Tuymans
Until 26 May 2025
The Met at the Louvre: Dialogues on oriental antiquities
Until 28 September 2025
The Experience of Nature: The Arts in Prague at the Court of Rudolf II.
until 30 June 2025
Mamlukes: 1250-1517
30 April to 28 July 2025
MAM
Matisse and Marguerite: The gaze of a father
4 April to 24 August 2025
Gabriele Münter: Painting without detours
4 April to 24 August 2025
Oliver Beer: “Reanimation Paintings: A Thousand Voices*”.
Until 13 July 2025
Musée Bourdelle
Isabelle Giovacchini, “ Ce qui fut, ce qui est “
Until 27 July 2025
free exhibition
Musée Cernuschi
Paek Youngsu: Home sweet home
Until 1 June 2025
Musée d’art et d’histoire du Judaisme
Paula Padani. The dance of migrant women : Hamburg, Tel Aviv, Paris
Until 16 November 2025
Alfred Dreyfus. Truth and justice
13 March to 31 August 2025
Musée de l’homme
WAX
Until 7 September 2025
Migration, a human odyssey
Until 8 June 2025
Musée des Arts décoratifs
Christofle, a glittering history
Until 20 April 2025
My teddy bear
Until 22 June 2025
Rococo & co! From Nicolas Pineau to Cindy Sherman
Until 18 May 2025
Jacques-Émile Ruhlmann, decorator
Until 8 June 2025
Musée de Montmatre
Maximilien Luce: the instinct of the landscape
Until 14 September 2025
Musée de l’Orangerie
In the stain: a different view of art from 1945 to today.
30 April to 18 August 2025
Contrepoint contemporain: David Claerbout
Until 9 June 2025
Musee d’Orsay
Art is on the street
Until 6 July 2025
What can you expect?
Through an extraordinary collection of nearly 300 works, this exhibition highlights the spectacular rise of illustrated posters in Paris during the second half of the 19th century. Designed as an immersive journey into the visual world of the era, the exhibition features works by artists such as Bonnard, Chéret, Grasset, Mucha, Steinlen, and Toulouse-Lautrec. It paints a picture of the golden age of artistic posters while analysing the social and cultural shifts that influenced their development. In addition to posters, the exhibition also presents paintings, photographs, costumes, sculptures, and decorative objects. The show is a collaboration with the Bibliothèque nationale de France.
Other exhibitions at the Musée d’Orsay:
Christian Krohg (1852-1925) The People of the North
Until 27 July 2025
Orsay station in spring 1945: theatre of the return of the returnees
3 April to 15 June 2025
Lucas Arruda
8 April to 20 July 2025
Musée du Luxembourg
They are all Léger! With Niki de Saint Phalle, Yves Klein, Martial Raysse, Keith Haring…
Until 20 July 2025
Museum Guimet (Musée national des arts asiatiques)
Marc Riboud, Vietnam 1966-1976
5 March to 12 May 2025
Royal bronzes of Angkor, an art of the divine
30 April to 8 September 2025
Marmottan Monet Museum
Eugène Boudin: The father of Impressionism: A special collection
9 April to 31 August 2025
Morisot/ Pétrovitch: SOLEIL
9 April to 14 September 2025
Musée Jacquemart Andre
Artemisia: Heroine of art
Until 3 August 2025
What can you expect?
This exhibition is dedicated to Artemisia Gentileschi, one of the most significant female painters of the Baroque era. Showcasing a selection of her most striking works, the exhibition explores her artistic journey, her influence on art history, and her struggle for recognition in a male-dominated art world. (Gallery Photo: Official Website)
Important Exhibition: don’t miss it!
Musée Quai Branly
Objects called into question: Archaeology, ethnology, avant-garde
Until 22 June 2025
On the golden thread: The art of dressing from the Orient to the rising sun
Until 6 July 2025
The collections have their soundtrack: new sound trail in the museum
Until 17 September 2025
Crossed views of the imperial court of Huế
until 30 June 2025
Tarō Okamoto
15 April to 7 September 2025
Dakar-Djibouti mission [1931-1933]: Counter-investigations
15 April to 14 September 2025
Opera Garnier
Mats Ek – Memories of creations
until 31 August 2025
Palais de Tokyo
Collective joy – An iconography
Until 11 May 2025
Somewhere in the night the people dance: Raphaël Barontini
Until 11 May 2025
La Elle: Renée Levi
Until 11 May 2025
CN D × Palais de Tokyo
3 April to 13 April 2025
Palais Galliera
La Mode en mouvement #3
until 12 October 2025
Petit Palais
Jewellery designs: The secrets of creation
1 April to 20 July 2025
Picasso Museum
‘Degenerate’ Art: The Trial of Modern Art during National Socialism.
Until 25 May 2025
What can you expect?
As the first exhibition in France dedicated to so-called “degenerate” art, this show examines the Nazi regime’s systematic attack on modern art and the role of Pablo Picasso, the archetype of the “degenerate” artist, within this history. The exhibition features over 700 works by 100 artists, representing various modernist movements—from Otto Dix to Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, Wassily Kandinsky to Emil Nolde, Paul Klee to Max Beckmann. A must-see! (Photos: Official Website)
Other exhibitions at the Picasso Museum
Guillermo Kuitca, Chapelle
Until 31 December 2027
The collection: meet Picasso again
Until 12 March 2027
Serial Killer: The exhibition
Charles Manson, Ted Bundy, Jeffrey Dahmer and original artefacts await you
After London, now in Paris
Recommended for ages 14 and up
Until 11 May 2025
Versailles, Palace
Guillaume Bresson
(contemporary artist: figurehead of French figurative painting)
Until 25 May 2025
Yves Saint Laurent Museum
The flowers of Yves Saint Laurent
A unique collaboration between the Musée Yves Saint Laurent Marrakech and the Musée Yves Saint Laurent Paris
Until 4 May 2025
What can you expect?
In collaboration with the Musée Yves Saint Laurent Marrakesh, this exhibition highlights the significance of floral motifs in the designer’s creations. It explores how botanical inspirations shaped his work and presents a selection of garments, sketches, and photographs that reflect his deep love for nature.
Events in April:
Foire du Trône
The Foire du Trône takes place every year between March and May. But what exactly is it: a huge funfair awaits you in the Bois de Vincennes. You can combine your visit with a trip to the zoo!
When: 4 April to 9 June 2025
Tickets
Louvre Museum
Buy Louvre Ticket
Van Gogh at the Orsay Museum
Buy Orsay Tickets
Monet at the Orangerie
Buy Orangerie Tickets
Paris Museums Pass
Buy Museums Pass
Paris Digital Pass with Eiffel Tower
Buy Digital Pass
May 2025
Top 3 Exhibitions
1) Fondacion Louis Vuitton
David Hockney 25
Until 31 August 2025
What can you expect?
This exhibition is dedicated to the diverse oeuvre of David Hockney and presents works from various creative phases of the British artist. From his iconic pool paintings to his latest digital experiments, the show demonstrates how Hockney is constantly exploring new techniques and enriching the art world with his colourful visual language. An exciting insight into the work of one of the most important artists of our time. (Photos: official website)
2) Musée Jacquemart Andre
Artemisia: Heroine of art
Until 3 August 2025
What can you expect?
This exhibition is dedicated to Artemisia Gentileschi, one of the most significant female painters of the Baroque era. Showcasing a selection of her most striking works, the exhibition explores her artistic journey, her influence on art history, and her struggle for recognition in a male-dominated art world. (Gallery Photo: Official Website)
Important Exhibition: don’t miss it!
3) Picasso Museum
‘Degenerate’ Art: The Trial of Modern Art during National Socialism.
Until 25 May 2025
What can you expect?
As the first exhibition in France dedicated to so-called “degenerate” art, this show examines the Nazi regime’s systematic attack on modern art and the role of Pablo Picasso, the archetype of the “degenerate” artist, within this history. The exhibition features over 700 works by 100 artists, representing various modernist movements—from Otto Dix to Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, Wassily Kandinsky to Emil Nolde, Paul Klee to Max Beckmann. (Photos: Official Website)
A must-see!
OTHER EXHIBITIONS
IN MAY
Ateliers des Lumieres
Picasso: Art in motion
Until 29 June 2025
What can you expect?
This immersive exhibition brings Picasso’s works to life through large-scale projections and digital animations. It offers a completely new, interactive perspective on the Spanish master’s artistic evolution and his most significant creative periods. (Image: Official Website)
The Douanier Rousseau: In the Land of Dreams
Until 29 June 2025
What can you expect?
The Atelier des Lumières takes you on a journey to the early days of naïve art in France. Spontaneous, dreamlike, and sometimes childlike, this new artistic approach is embodied in the works of Henri Rousseau. (Image: Official Website)
Buy tickets for Picasso/Rousseau
The Little Prince: Immersive Odyssey in Paris
until 6 July: Tuesday to Friday from 10am to 6pm, Saturdays from 10am to 9pm
Bourse de Commerce – Pinault Collection
Body and soul
Until 25 August 2025
What can you expect?
Featuring 100 works from the Pinault Collection, this exhibition explores the interplay between physical presence and emotional depth. Artists engage with themes of identity, transience, and spirituality, inviting visitors to reflect on human existence from a fresh perspective. The exhibition showcases pieces from renowned artists, including Auguste Rodin, Duane Hanson, Georg Baselitz, Ana Mendieta, David Hammons, Marlene Dumas, Arthur Jafa, and Ali Cherri.
In-situ works
Until 31 December 2027
Bubble Planet
An immersive experience at La Villette
Until 13 August 2025
I have been there with my kids in Barcelona! And the kids really liked it!
Centre Pompidou
Paris black: artistic circulations, anti-colonial struggles 1950-2000
Until 30 June 2025
Suzanne Valadon
Until 26 May 2025
Hans Hollein: transFORMS
Until 2 June 2025
Enormously bizarre: Jean Chatelus Collection
Donation Antoine de Galbert Foundation
Until 30 June 2025
Cinémathèque française
Wes Anderson, the exhibition
Until 27 July 2025
Wesley Wales ‘Wes’ Anderson is an American film producer, screenwriter and director of feature films and commercials
Cité de l’architecture et du patrimoine
The Berlin Wall. A divided world
The greatest symbol of division in history
14 May to 28 September 2025
Tsuyoshi Tane
Accrochage – An Archaeology of the Future
Until November 2025
Gardening the city: an exhibition and workshop for the whole family
Until 21 September 2025
City of Sciences and Industry
Dogs and cats
Until 28 June 2026
Silence – immersive exhibition
Until 31 August 2025
Grotte Chauvet, the scientific adventure
Until 11 May 2025
Dancing
Until 28 June 2026
Reverse machine #1: The radio transistor
End date still open
recommended for ages 15 and up
Fondacion Louis Vuitton
David Hockney 25
Until 31 August 2025
What can you expect?
This exhibition is dedicated to the diverse oeuvre of David Hockney and presents works from various creative phases of the British artist. From his iconic pool paintings to his latest digital experiments, the show demonstrates how Hockney is constantly exploring new techniques and enriching the art world with his colourful visual language. An exciting insight into the work of one of the most important artists of our time. (Photos: official website)
Open Space #16 Tabita Rezaire – „Des/astres“
Until 31 August 2025
Galerie MR8 (Marais)
DAVID BOWIE, Mr. JONES‘ LONG HAIR
Immerse yourself in the world of Bowie
Until 22 June 2025
Grand Palais Immersif
CLUBBING
13 May 2025 to 1 October 2025
What can you expect?
The CLUBBING exhibition at the Grand Palais Immersif is an immersive experience centred around the history and culture of the club scene – from its beginnings to the present day. It combines sound, light and movement to create a collective, sensory experience. Developed by artist Pierre Giner with the graphic design studio Trafik and Poptronics, it invites you not only to discover nightlife culture, but to actively experience it.
Hangar Y (9 Av. de Trivaux, 92190 Meudon – slightly outside)
‘My fantastic garden’
Until 21 September 2025
for children aged 4 and over
Hotel de la Marine
Colour speaks all languages. Selected works from the Al Thani collection
Until 5 October 2025
What can you expect?
Colours have a universal language in art—this extraordinary exhibition showcases works from the prestigious Al Thani Collection to illustrate this concept. Bringing together pieces from different cultures and periods, the exhibition explores the role of colour as a means of expression and symbolism. A fascinating journey through art and history.
Les Invalides
AURA Invalides: Immersive show in the cathedral in the evening (NO museum visit included)
the show has been extended again!
Until 28 June 2025
If you want to visit the cathedral and the museum during the day, you have to read on now 🙂
Musée de l’Armée
Military and athletes. That goes together!
Until 31 May 2025
A militant exile. Artists and France 1939-1945
Until 22 June 2025
The forgotten battles of the Free French Forces: the 1st DFL in the Authion Massif, April 1945
Until 21 September 2025
Jeu de Paume
The world from the perspective of AI
Until 21 September 2025
Louvre
Louvre Couture: Objects of Art, Fashion Objects
Until 21 July 2025
What can you expect?
For the first time, the Louvre is dedicating an exhibition to fashion. Louvre Couture presents around 100 contemporary fashion creations by 65 designers—including Balenciaga, Dior, and Chanel—displayed among the museum’s art collections. The exhibition examines the connections between modern fashion and historical artworks, revealing how designers have drawn inspiration from various artistic eras. Curated by Olivier Gabet, the show invites visitors to see the Louvre’s collections from a fresh perspective. (Photo: Official Website)
Other exhibitions at the Louvre:
Cimabue
Until 12 May 2025
L’Orphelin by Luc Tuymans
Until 26 May 2025
The Met at the Louvre: Dialogues on oriental antiquities
Until 28 September 2025
A Chinese passion: Mr Thiers’ collection
14 May to 25 August 2025
The Experience of Nature: The Arts in Prague at the Court of Rudolf II.
until 30 June 2025
Mamlukes: 1250-1517
until 28 July 2025
MAM
Gabriele Münter: Painting without detours
Until 24 August 2025
Matisse and Marguerite: The gaze of a father
Until 24 August 2025
Oliver Beer: “Reanimation Paintings: A Thousand Voices*”.
Until 13 July 2025
Musée Bourdelle
Isabelle Giovacchini, “ Ce qui fut, ce qui est “
Until 27 July 2025
free exhibition
Musée Cernuschi
Paek Youngsu: Home sweet home
Until 1 June 2025
Musée National de la Marine
Fishing beyond the cliché, unpublished works from the collection
14 May to 17 August 2025
Jean Gaumy and the sea
14 May to 17 August 2025
Musée d’art et d’histoire du Judaisme
Paula Padani. The dance of migrant women : Hamburg, Tel Aviv, Paris
Until 16 November 2025
Alfred Dreyfus. Truth and justice
Until 31 August 2025
Musée de l’homme
WAX
Until 7 September 2025
Migration, a human odyssey
Until 8 June 2025
Musée des Arts décoratifs
My teddy bear
Until 22 June 2025
Rococo & co! From Nicolas Pineau to Cindy Sherman
Until 18 May 2025
Jacques-Émile Ruhlmann, decorator
Until 8 June 2025
Musée de Montmatre
Maximilien Luce: the instinct of the landscape
Until 14 September 2025
Musée de l’Orangerie
In the stain: a different view of art from 1945 to today.
Until 18 August 2025
Contrepoint contemporain: David Claerbout
Until 9 June 2025
Musee d’Orsay
Art is on the street
Until 6 July 2025
What can you expect?
Through an extraordinary collection of nearly 300 works, this exhibition highlights the spectacular rise of illustrated posters in Paris during the second half of the 19th century. Designed as an immersive journey into the visual world of the era, the exhibition features works by artists such as Bonnard, Chéret, Grasset, Mucha, Steinlen, and Toulouse-Lautrec. It paints a picture of the golden age of artistic posters while analysing the social and cultural shifts that influenced their development. In addition to posters, the exhibition also presents paintings, photographs, costumes, sculptures, and decorative objects. The show is a collaboration with the Bibliothèque nationale de France.
Other exhibitions at the Musée d’Orsay:
Christian Krohg (1852-1925) The People of the North
Until 27 July 2025
Lucas Arruda
until 20 July 2025
Orsay station in spring 1945: Theatre of the return of the returnees
until 15 June 2025
Musée du Luxembourg
They are all Léger! With Niki de Saint Phalle, Yves Klein, Martial Raysse, Keith Haring…
Until 20 July 2025
Museum Guimet (Musée national des arts asiatiques)
Royal bronzes of Angkor, an art of the divine
Until 8 September 2025
Marc Riboud, Vietnam 1966-1976
Until 12 May 2025
Marmottan Monet Museum
Eugène Boudin: The father of Impressionism: A special collection
Until 31 August 2025
Morisot/ Pétrovitch: SOLEIL
Until 14 September 2025
Musée Jacquemart Andre
Artemisia: Heroine of art
Until 3 August 2025
What can you expect?
This exhibition is dedicated to Artemisia Gentileschi, one of the most significant female painters of the Baroque era. Showcasing a selection of her most striking works, the exhibition explores her artistic journey, her influence on art history, and her struggle for recognition in a male-dominated art world. (Gallery Photo: Official Website)
Important Exhibition: don’t miss it!
Musée Quai Branly
Objects called into question: Archaeology, ethnology, avant-garde
Until 22 June 2025
On the golden thread: The art of dressing from the Orient to the rising sun
Until 6 July 2025
The collections have their soundtrack: new sound trail in the museum
Until 17 September 2025
Crossed views of the imperial court of Huế
until 30 June 2025
Tarō Okamoto
until 7 September 2025
Dakar-Djibouti mission [1931-1933]: Counter-investigations
until 14 September 2025
Opera Garnier
Mats Ek – Memories of creations
until 31 August 2025
Palais de Tokyo
Collective joy – An iconography
Until 11 May 2025
Somewhere in the night the people dance: Raphaël Barontini
Until 11 May 2025
La Elle: Renée Levi
Until 11 May 2025
CN D × Palais de Tokyo
Until 13 April 2025
Alphabeta Sigma (Face A): RAMMELLZEE
Until 11 May 2025
Palais Galliera
La Mode en mouvement #3
until 12 October 2025
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Petit Palais
Worth: Inventing haute couture
7 May to 7 September 2025
Jewellery designs: The secrets of creation
Until 20 July 2025
Picasso Museum
‘Degenerate’ Art: The Trial of Modern Art during National Socialism.
Until 25 May 2025
What can you expect?
As the first exhibition in France dedicated to so-called “degenerate” art, this show examines the Nazi regime’s systematic attack on modern art and the role of Pablo Picasso, the archetype of the “degenerate” artist, within this history. The exhibition features over 700 works by 100 artists, representing various modernist movements—from Otto Dix to Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, Wassily Kandinsky to Emil Nolde, Paul Klee to Max Beckmann. A must-see! (Photos: Official Website)
Other exhibitions at the Picasso Museum
Guillermo Kuitca, Chapelle
Until 31 December 2027
The collection: meet Picasso again
Until 12 March 2027
Serial Killer: The exhibition
Charles Manson, Ted Bundy, Jeffrey Dahmer and original artefacts await you
After London, now in Paris
Recommended for ages 14 and up
Until 11 May 2025
Versailles, Palace
Guillaume Bresson
(contemporary artist: figurehead of French figurative painting)
Until 25 May 2025
Yves Saint Laurent Museum
The flowers of Yves Saint Laurent
A unique collaboration between the Musée Yves Saint Laurent Marrakech and the Musée Yves Saint Laurent Paris
Until 4 May 2025
What can you expect?
In collaboration with the Musée Yves Saint Laurent Marrakesh, this exhibition highlights the significance of floral motifs in the designer’s creations. It explores how botanical inspirations shaped his work and presents a selection of garments, sketches, and photographs that reflect his deep love for nature.
Events in May:
Fete du Travail (Labor Day)
In France, this day is even more associated with many demonstrations than in Germany. But: There is also the nice custom of giving each other lilies of the valley, which are sold everywhere on the street
When: May 1st every year
Fête de la Victoire (Victory Day)
On this holiday, France commemorates the official end of World War II with military parades, church services and the laying of wreaths at the Arc de Triomphe
When: May 8th every year
Nuit des Musées
Paris Night of Museums
When: May 17, 2025
French Open
For tennis fans: The 2nd Grand Slam tournament will take place in the Stade Roland Garros.
When: May 25 to June 8, 2025
Taste of Paris
Delicates-festival at the Grand Palais Éphémère (Champ-de-Mars)
When: 8 – 11 May 2025
Foire du Trône
The Foire du Trône takes place every year between March and May. But what exactly is it: a huge funfair awaits you in the Bois de Vincennes. You can combine your visit with a trip to the zoo!
When: 4 April to 9 June 2025
June 2025
Top 3 Exhibitions
1) Ateliers des Lumieres
Picasso: Art in motion
Until 29 June 2025
What can you expect?
This immersive exhibition brings Picasso’s works to life through large-scale projections and digital animations. It offers a completely new, interactive perspective on the Spanish master’s artistic evolution and his most significant creative periods. (Image: Official Website)
Buy tickets for Picasso/Rousseau
2) Fondacion Louis Vuitton
David Hockney 25
Until 31 August 2025
What can you expect?
This exhibition is dedicated to the diverse oeuvre of David Hockney and presents works from various creative phases of the British artist. From his iconic pool paintings to his latest digital experiments, the show demonstrates how Hockney is constantly exploring new techniques and enriching the art world with his colourful visual language. An exciting insight into the work of one of the most important artists of our time. (Photos: official website)
3) Grand Palais Paris
Niki de Saint Phalle, Jean Tinguely, Pontus Hultén
20 June 2025 to 4 January 2026
What can you expect?
This exhibition sheds light on the artistic collaboration between Niki de Saint Phalle and Jean Tinguely, two important figures in modern art. Together they created famous works such as the Stravinsky Fountain in Paris. A central figure in their careers was Pontus Hultén, the first director of the Centre Pompidou, who significantly promoted their art. On display are Tinguely’s moving sculptures, the colourful ‘Nanas’ by de Saint Phalle as well as archive material, films and documentaries that illustrate their creative partnership.
other exhibitions
in June
Ateliers des Lumieres
Picasso: Art in motion
Until 29 June 2025
What can you expect?
This immersive exhibition brings Picasso’s works to life through large-scale projections and digital animations. It offers a completely new, interactive perspective on the Spanish master’s artistic evolution and his most significant creative periods. (Image: Official Website)
The Douanier Rousseau: In the Land of Dreams
Until 29 June 2025
What can you expect?
The Atelier des Lumières takes you on a journey to the early days of naïve art in France. Spontaneous, dreamlike, and sometimes childlike, this new artistic approach is embodied in the works of Henri Rousseau. (Image: Official Website)
Buy tickets for Picasso/Rousseau
The Little Prince: Immersive Odyssey in Paris
until 6 July: Tuesday to Friday from 10am to 6pm, Saturdays from 10am to 9pm
Bourse de Commerce – Pinault Collection
Body and soul
Until 25 August 2025
What can you expect?
Featuring 100 works from the Pinault Collection, this exhibition explores the interplay between physical presence and emotional depth. Artists engage with themes of identity, transience, and spirituality, inviting visitors to reflect on human existence from a fresh perspective. The exhibition showcases pieces from renowned artists, including Auguste Rodin, Duane Hanson, Georg Baselitz, Ana Mendieta, David Hammons, Marlene Dumas, Arthur Jafa, and Ali Cherri.
In-situ works
Until 31 December 2027
Céleste Boursier-Mougenot
6 June to 21 September 2025
Bubble Planet
An immersive experience at La Villette
Until 13 August 2025
I have been there with my kids in Barcelona! And the kids really liked it!
Centre Pompidou
Wolfgang Tillmans: Nothing has prepared us for this – Everything has prepared us for this
13 June to 22 September 2025
Paris black: artistic circulations, anti-colonial struggles 1950-2000
Until 30 June 2025
Hans Hollein: transFORMS
Until 2 June 2025
Enormously bizarre: Jean Chatelus Collection
Donation Antoine de Galbert Foundation
Until 30 June 2025
Cinémathèque française
Wes Anderson, the exhibition
Until 27 July 2025
Wesley Wales ‘Wes’ Anderson is an American film producer, screenwriter and director of feature films and commercials
Cité de l’architecture et du patrimoine
The Berlin Wall. A divided world
The greatest symbol of division in history
Until 28 September 2025
Tsuyoshi Tane
Accrochage – An Archaeology of the Future
Until November 2025
Gardening the city: an exhibition and workshop for the whole family
Until 21 September 2025
City of Sciences and Industry
Dogs and cats
Until 28 June 2026
Silence – immersive exhibition
Until 31 August 2025
Dancing
Until 28 June 2026
Reverse machine #1: The radio transistor
End date still open
recommended for ages 15 and up
Fondacion Louis Vuitton
David Hockney 25
Until 31 August 2025
What can you expect?
This exhibition is dedicated to the diverse oeuvre of David Hockney and presents works from various creative phases of the British artist. From his iconic pool paintings to his latest digital experiments, the show demonstrates how Hockney is constantly exploring new techniques and enriching the art world with his colourful visual language. An exciting insight into the work of one of the most important artists of our time. (Photos: official website)
More information in our Blog!
Open Space #16 Tabita Rezaire – „Des/astres“
Until 31 August 2025
Galerie MR8 (Marais)
DAVID BOWIE, Mr. JONES‘ LONG HAIR
Immerse yourself in the world of Bowie
Until 22 June 2025
Grand Palais Paris
Niki de Saint Phalle, Jean Tinguely, Pontus Hultén
20 June 2025 to 4 January 2026
What can you expect?
This exhibition sheds light on the artistic collaboration between Niki de Saint Phalle and Jean Tinguely, two important figures in modern art. Together they created famous works such as the Stravinsky Fountain in Paris. A central figure in their careers was Pontus Hultén, the first director of the Centre Pompidou, who significantly promoted their art. On display are Tinguely’s moving sculptures, the colourful ‘Nanas’ by de Saint Phalle as well as archive material, films and documentaries that illustrate their creative partnership.
Art Brut – In the intimacy of a collection.
11 June to 21 September 2025
What can you expect?
The exhibition ‘Art Brut – In the Intimacy of a Collection’ is about the Decharme donation to the Centre Pompidou. It shows a selection of exceptional works of Art Brut, an art movement outside of academic conventions. The Decharme Collection offers a deep insight into the creative power of self-taught artists whose works are often raw, intuitive and unconventional. A fascinating journey into the world of ‘outsider art’.
Grand Palais Immersif
CLUBBING
Until 1 October 2025
What can you expect?
The CLUBBING exhibition at the Grand Palais Immersif is an immersive experience centred around the history and culture of the club scene – from its beginnings to the present day. It combines sound, light and movement to create a collective, sensory experience. Developed by artist Pierre Giner with the graphic design studio Trafik and Poptronics, it invites you not only to discover nightlife culture, but to actively experience it.
Hangar Y (9 Av. de Trivaux, 92190 Meudon – slightly outside)
‘My fantastic garden’
Until 21 September 2025
for children aged 4 and over
Hotel de la Marine
Colour speaks all languages. Selected works from the Al Thani collection
Until 5 October 2025
What can you expect?
Colours have a universal language in art—this extraordinary exhibition showcases works from the prestigious Al Thani Collection to illustrate this concept. Bringing together pieces from different cultures and periods, the exhibition explores the role of colour as a means of expression and symbolism. A fascinating journey through art and history.
Les Invalides
AURA Invalides: Immersive show in the cathedral in the evening (NO museum visit included)
the show has been extended again!
Until 28 June 2025
If you want to visit the cathedral and the museum during the day, you have to read on now 🙂
Musée de l’Armée
A militant exile. Artists and France 1939-1945
Until 22 June 2025
The forgotten battles of the Free French Forces: the 1st DFL in the Authion Massif, April 1945
Until 21 September 2025
Jeu de Paume
The world from the perspective of AI
Until 21 September 2025
Louvre
Louvre Couture: Objects of Art, Fashion Objects
Until 21 July 2025
What can you expect?
For the first time, the Louvre is dedicating an exhibition to fashion. Louvre Couture presents around 100 contemporary fashion creations by 65 designers—including Balenciaga, Dior, and Chanel—displayed among the museum’s art collections. The exhibition examines the connections between modern fashion and historical artworks, revealing how designers have drawn inspiration from various artistic eras. Curated by Olivier Gabet, the show invites visitors to see the Louvre’s collections from a fresh perspective. (Photo: Official Website)
Other exhibitions at the Louvre:
The Met at the Louvre: Dialogues on oriental antiquities
Until 28 September 2025
A Chinese passion: Mr Thiers’ collection
Until 25 August 2025
The Experience of Nature: The Arts in Prague at the Court of Rudolf II.
until 30 June 2025
Mamlukes: 1250-1517
until 28 July 2025
MAM
Gabriele Münter: Painting without detours
Until 24 August 2025
Matisse and Marguerite: The gaze of a father
Until 24 August 2025
Oliver Beer: “Reanimation Paintings: A Thousand Voices*”.
Until 13 July 2025
Musée Bourdelle
Isabelle Giovacchini, “ Ce qui fut, ce qui est “
Until 27 July 2025
free exhibition
Musée Cernuschi
Paek Youngsu: Home sweet home
Until 1 June 2025
Musée National de la Marine
Fishing beyond the cliché, unpublished works from the collection
Until 17 August 2025
Jean Gaumy and the sea
Until 17 August 2025
Musée d’art et d’histoire du Judaisme
Paula Padani. The dance of migrant women : Hamburg, Tel Aviv, Paris
Until 16 November 2025
Alfred Dreyfus. Truth and justice
Until 31 August 2025
Musée de l’homme
WAX
Until 7 September 2025
Migration, a human odyssey
Until 8 June 2025
Musée des Arts décoratifs
My teddy bear
Until 22 June 2025
Jacques-Émile Ruhlmann, decorator
Until 8 June 2025
Bamboo. From motif to object. Asian Spring 2025
4 June to 28 September 2025
Paul Poiret. Fashion is a celebration
25 June 2025 to 11 January 2026
Musée de Montmatre
Maximilien Luce: the instinct of the landscape
Until 14 September 2025
Musée de l’Orangerie
In the stain: a different view of art from 1945 to today.
Until 18 August 2025
Contrepoint contemporain: David Claerbout
Until 9 June 2025
Musee d’Orsay
Art is on the street
Until 6 July 2025
What can you expect?
Through an extraordinary collection of nearly 300 works, this exhibition highlights the spectacular rise of illustrated posters in Paris during the second half of the 19th century. Designed as an immersive journey into the visual world of the era, the exhibition features works by artists such as Bonnard, Chéret, Grasset, Mucha, Steinlen, and Toulouse-Lautrec. It paints a picture of the golden age of artistic posters while analysing the social and cultural shifts that influenced their development. In addition to posters, the exhibition also presents paintings, photographs, costumes, sculptures, and decorative objects. The show is a collaboration with the Bibliothèque nationale de France.
Other exhibitions at the Musée d’Orsay:
Christian Krohg (1852-1925) The People of the North
Until 27 July 2025
Lucas Arruda
8 April to 20 July 2025
Orsay station in spring 1945: Theatre of the return of the returnees
until 15 June 2025
Musée du Luxembourg
They are all Léger! With Niki de Saint Phalle, Yves Klein, Martial Raysse, Keith Haring…
Until 20 July 2025
Museum Guimet (Musée national des arts asiatiques)
Royal bronzes of Angkor, an art of the divine
Until 8 September 2025
Marmottan Monet Museum
Eugène Boudin: The father of Impressionism: A special collection
Until 31 August 2025
Morisot/ Pétrovitch: SOLEIL
Until 14 September 2025
Musée Jacquemart Andre
Artemisia: Heroine of art
Until 3 August 2025
What can you expect?
This exhibition is dedicated to Artemisia Gentileschi, one of the most significant female painters of the Baroque era. Showcasing a selection of her most striking works, the exhibition explores her artistic journey, her influence on art history, and her struggle for recognition in a male-dominated art world. (Gallery Photo: Official Website)
Important Exhibition: don’t miss it!
Musée Quai Branly
Objects called into question: Archaeology, ethnology, avant-garde
Until 22 June 2025
On the golden thread: The art of dressing from the Orient to the rising sun
Until 6 July 2025
The collections have their soundtrack: new sound trail in the museum
Until 17 September 2025
Crossed views of the imperial court of Huế
until 30 June 2025
Tarō Okamoto
until 7 September 2025
Dakar-Djibouti mission [1931-1933]: Counter-investigations
until 14 September 2025
Opera Garnier
Mats Ek – Memories of creations
until 31 August 2025
Palais de Tokyo
Thảo Nguyên Phan
13 June to 7 September 2025
Disco: Vivian Suter
13 June to 16 September 2025
Palais Galliera
La Mode en mouvement #3
until 12 October 2025
Waiting for Ticket offer
Petit Palais
Worth: Inventing haute couture
Until 7 September 2025
Jewellery designs: The secrets of creation
Until 20 July 2025
Picasso Museum
The collection: meet Picasso again
Until 12 March 2027
Guillermo Kuitca, Chapelle
Until 31 December 2027
Events in June:
We love Green Festival
The organizers promise a first-class pop-rock line-up, a relaxed atmosphere and all sorts of activities even for the little ones. Takes place in the Bois de Vincennes.
Bois de Vincennes
When: 6 – 8 June, 2025
Official Website: www.welovegreen.fr/
Fête de la Musique
Street music all over the city
When: June 21, 2025
Marche des fiertes (Gay Pride Paris)
LGBTIQ community parade and street party – focus on the Marais district
When: June 28, 2025
Grandes Eaux Nocturnes and Grandes Eaux Musicales
Light and music show at the fountains in the Park of Versailles
When: Saturdays between June 7 and September 20, 2025, 8.30 p.m. to 11 p.m. (extra payment needed)
Foire du Trône
The Foire du Trône takes place every year between March and May. But what exactly is it: a huge funfair awaits you in the Bois de Vincennes. You can combine your visit with a trip to the zoo!
When: 4 April to 9 June 2025
July 2025
Top 3 Exhibitions
1) Centre Pompidou
Wolfgang Tillmans: Nothing has prepared us for this – Everything has prepared us for this
Until 22 September 2025
Last exhibition and opportunity to visit the Centre Pompidou before it closes for 5 years.
2) Fondacion Louis Vuitton
David Hockney 25
Until 31 August 2025
What can you expect?
This exhibition is dedicated to the diverse oeuvre of David Hockney and presents works from various creative phases of the British artist. From his iconic pool paintings to his latest digital experiments, the show demonstrates how Hockney is constantly exploring new techniques and enriching the art world with his colourful visual language. An exciting insight into the work of one of the most important artists of our time. (Photos: official website)
3) Musée Jacquemart Andre
Artemisia: Heroine of art
Until 3 August 2025
What can you expect?
This exhibition is dedicated to Artemisia Gentileschi, one of the most significant female painters of the Baroque era. Showcasing a selection of her most striking works, the exhibition explores her artistic journey, her influence on art history, and her struggle for recognition in a male-dominated art world. (Gallery Photo: Official Website)
Important Exhibition: don’t miss it!
other exhibitions
in July
Ateliers des Lumieres
The Little Prince: Immersive Odyssey in Paris
until 6 July: Tuesday to Friday from 10am to 6pm, Saturdays from 10am to 9pm
Bourse de Commerce – Pinault Collection
Body and soul
Until 25 August 2025
What can you expect?
Featuring 100 works from the Pinault Collection, this exhibition explores the interplay between physical presence and emotional depth. Artists engage with themes of identity, transience, and spirituality, inviting visitors to reflect on human existence from a fresh perspective. The exhibition showcases pieces from renowned artists, including Auguste Rodin, Duane Hanson, Georg Baselitz, Ana Mendieta, David Hammons, Marlene Dumas, Arthur Jafa, and Ali Cherri.
In-situ works
Until 31 December 2027
Céleste Boursier-Mougenot
Until 21 September 2025
Bubble Planet
An immersive experience at La Villette
Until 13 August 2025
I have been there with my kids in Barcelona! And the kids really liked it!
Centre Pompidou
Wolfgang Tillmans: Nothing has prepared us for this – Everything has prepared us for this
Until 22 September 2025
Last exhibition and opportunity to visit the Centre Pompidou before it closes for 5 years.
Cinémathèque française
Wes Anderson, the exhibition
Until 27 July 2025
Wesley Wales ‘Wes’ Anderson is an American film producer, screenwriter and director of feature films and commercials
Cité de l’architecture et du patrimoine
The Berlin Wall. A divided world
The greatest symbol of division in history
Until 28 September 2025
Tsuyoshi Tane
Accrochage – An Archaeology of the Future
Until 4 November 2025
Gardening the city: an exhibition and workshop for the whole family
Until 21 September 2025
City of Sciences and Industry
Reverse machine #1: The radio transistor
End date still open
recommended for ages 15 and up
Dogs and cats
Until 28 June 2026
Silence – immersive exhibition
Until 31 August 2025
Dancing
Until 28 June 2026
Fondacion Louis Vuitton
David Hockney 25
Until 31 August 2025
What can you expect?
This exhibition is dedicated to the diverse oeuvre of David Hockney and presents works from various creative phases of the British artist. From his iconic pool paintings to his latest digital experiments, the show demonstrates how Hockney is constantly exploring new techniques and enriching the art world with his colourful visual language. An exciting insight into the work of one of the most important artists of our time. (Photos: official website)
More information in our Blog!
Open Space #16 Tabita Rezaire – „Des/astres“
Until 31 August 2025
Grand Palais Paris
Niki de Saint Phalle, Jean Tinguely, Pontus Hultén
Until 4 January 2026
What can you expect?
This exhibition sheds light on the artistic collaboration between Niki de Saint Phalle and Jean Tinguely, two important figures in modern art. Together they created famous works such as the Stravinsky Fountain in Paris. A central figure in their careers was Pontus Hultén, the first director of the Centre Pompidou, who significantly promoted their art. On display are Tinguely’s moving sculptures, the colourful ‘Nanas’ by de Saint Phalle as well as archive material, films and documentaries that illustrate their creative partnership.
Art Brut – In the intimacy of a collection.
Until 21 September 2025
What can you expect?
The exhibition ‘Art Brut – In the Intimacy of a Collection’ is about the Decharme donation to the Centre Pompidou. It shows a selection of exceptional works of Art Brut, an art movement outside of academic conventions. The Decharme Collection offers a deep insight into the creative power of self-taught artists whose works are often raw, intuitive and unconventional. A fascinating journey into the world of ‘outsider art’.
Grand Palais Immersif
CLUBBING
Until 1 October 2025
What can you expect?
The CLUBBING exhibition at the Grand Palais Immersif is an immersive experience centred around the history and culture of the club scene – from its beginnings to the present day. It combines sound, light and movement to create a collective, sensory experience. Developed by artist Pierre Giner with the graphic design studio Trafik and Poptronics, it invites you not only to discover nightlife culture, but to actively experience it.
Hangar Y (9 Av. de Trivaux, 92190 Meudon – slightly outside)
‘My fantastic garden’
Until 21 September 2025
for children aged 4 and over
Hotel de la Marine
Colour speaks all languages. Selected works from the Al Thani collection
Until 5 October 2025
What can you expect?
Colours have a universal language in art—this extraordinary exhibition showcases works from the prestigious Al Thani Collection to illustrate this concept. Bringing together pieces from different cultures and periods, the exhibition explores the role of colour as a means of expression and symbolism. A fascinating journey through art and history.
Jeu de Paume
The world from the perspective of AI
Until 21 September 2025
Louvre
Louvre Couture: Objects of Art, Fashion Objects
Until 21 July 2025
What can you expect?
For the first time, the Louvre is dedicating an exhibition to fashion. Louvre Couture presents around 100 contemporary fashion creations by 65 designers—including Balenciaga, Dior, and Chanel—displayed among the museum’s art collections. The exhibition examines the connections between modern fashion and historical artworks, revealing how designers have drawn inspiration from various artistic eras. Curated by Olivier Gabet, the show invites visitors to see the Louvre’s collections from a fresh perspective. (Photo: Official Website)
Other exhibitions at the Louvre:
The Met at the Louvre: Dialogues on oriental antiquities
Until 28 September 2025
A Chinese passion: Mr Thiers’ collection
Until 25 August 2025
The Experience of Nature: The Arts in Prague at the Court of Rudolf II.
until 30 June 2025
Mamlukes: 1250-1517
until 28 July 2025
MAM
Gabriele Münter: Painting without detours
Until 24 August 2025
Matisse and Marguerite: The gaze of a father
Until 24 August 2025
Oliver Beer: “Reanimation Paintings: A Thousand Voices*”.
Until 13 July 2025
Musée Bourdelle
Isabelle Giovacchini, “ Ce qui fut, ce qui est “
Until 27 July 2025
free exhibition
Musée National de la Marine
Fishing beyond the cliché, unpublished works from the collection
Until 17 August 2025
Jean Gaumy and the sea
Until 17 August 2025
Musée d’art et d’histoire du Judaisme
Paula Padani. The dance of migrant women : Hamburg, Tel Aviv, Paris
Until 16 November 2025
Alfred Dreyfus. Truth and justice
Until 31 August 2025
Musée de l’Armée
The forgotten battles of the Free French Forces: the 1st DFL in the Authion Massif, April 1945
Until 21 September 2025
Musée de l’homme
WAX
Until 7 September 2025
Musée des Arts décoratifs
Paul Poiret. Fashion is a celebration
until 11 January 2026
Bamboo. From motif to object. Asian Spring 2025
until 28 September 2025
Musée de Montmatre
Maximilien Luce: the instinct of the landscape
Until 14 September 2025
Musée de l’Orangerie
In the stain: a different view of art from 1945 to today.
Until 18 August 2025
Musee d’Orsay
Art is on the street
Until 6 July 2025
What can you expect?
Through an extraordinary collection of nearly 300 works, this exhibition highlights the spectacular rise of illustrated posters in Paris during the second half of the 19th century. Designed as an immersive journey into the visual world of the era, the exhibition features works by artists such as Bonnard, Chéret, Grasset, Mucha, Steinlen, and Toulouse-Lautrec. It paints a picture of the golden age of artistic posters while analysing the social and cultural shifts that influenced their development. In addition to posters, the exhibition also presents paintings, photographs, costumes, sculptures, and decorative objects. The show is a collaboration with the Bibliothèque nationale de France.
Other exhibitions at the Musée d’Orsay:
Christian Krohg (1852-1925) The People of the North
Until 27 July 2025
Lucas Arruda
until 20 July 2025
Musée du Luxembourg
They are all Léger! With Niki de Saint Phalle, Yves Klein, Martial Raysse, Keith Haring…
Until 20 July 2025
Museum Guimet (Musée national des arts asiatiques)
Royal bronzes of Angkor, an art of the divine
Until 8 September 2025
Marmottan Monet Museum
Eugène Boudin: The father of Impressionism: A special collection
Until 31 August 2025
Morisot/ Pétrovitch: SOLEIL
Until 14 September 2025
Musée Jacquemart Andre
Artemisia: Heroine of art
Until 3 August 2025
What can you expect?
This exhibition is dedicated to Artemisia Gentileschi, one of the most significant female painters of the Baroque era. Showcasing a selection of her most striking works, the exhibition explores her artistic journey, her influence on art history, and her struggle for recognition in a male-dominated art world. (Gallery Photo: Official Website)
Important Exhibition: don’t miss it!
Musée Quai Branly
On the golden thread: The art of dressing from the Orient to the rising sun
Until 6 July 2025
The collections have their soundtrack: new sound trail in the museum
Until 17 September 2025
Tarō Okamoto
until 7 September 2025
Dakar-Djibouti mission [1931-1933]: Counter-investigations
until 14 September 2025
Opera Garnier
Mats Ek – Memories of creations
until 31 August 2025
Palais de Tokyo
Thảo Nguyên Phan
until 7 September 2025
Disco: Vivian Suter
until 16 September 2025
Palais Galliera
La Mode en mouvement #3
until 12 October 2025
Waiting for Ticket offer
Petit Palais
Worth: Inventing haute couture
Until 7 September 2025
Jewellery designs: The secrets of creation
Until 20 July 2025
Picasso Museum
The collection: meet Picasso again
Until 12 March 2027
Guillermo Kuitca, Chapelle
Until 31 December 2027
Events in July:
Fête des Tuileries (Tuileries Fair)
A classic fair with booths, Ferris wheel and other rides
When: Late June to late August 2025
French national day
The most important holiday in France! In the days before, the low-flying aircraft thunder over Paris to practice for the big parade on the Champs-Élysées. In the evening, there is music and fireworks at the Eiffel Tower. The “Bal de Pompiers” (French fire brigade balls open to the public) take place on the eve and evening of July 14th.
When: July 14th every year
Été du canal (Summer by the canal)
Workshops, sports activities, balls, restaurants, and concerts on the Quai de la Seine
When: July 5 to August 10, 2025
Paris Plagues
City beach with sun loungers, parasols, palm trees, beach bars and lots of outdoor activities. On the banks of the Seine and Bassin de la Villette.
When: July to September 2025
Last stage of the Tour de France
Ends this year in Nice
When: 27 July 2025
Grandes Eaux Nocturnes and Grandes Eaux Musicales
Light and music show at the fountains in the Park of Versailles
When: Saturdays between June 7 and September 20, 2025, 8.30 p.m. to 11 p.m. (extra payment needed)
Text and image rights: © Céline Mülich 2021 – 2025
Image rights:
Screenshots of the respective exhibition announcements of the respective museums.
Since this is advertising for the museums and for the public, I did not ask for permission to use the image.