Exhibitions in paris

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Who Lives Here? A Free Photo Exhibition on the Pont Saint-Ange in Paris

On the railings of Saint-Ange Bridge, Who Lives Here? offers an open-air photographic trail. The Contemporary Art Fund – Paris Collections brings together 51 reproductions here, inviting visitors to see the city and its residents in a different light.
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Albert Camus at the BnF Richelieu: an exhibition centered on the writer’s manuscripts

The BnF Richelieu is preparing Albert Camus: Preventing the World from Falling Apart. Manuscripts, archives and contemporary works will bring visitors closer to the author of The Stranger and The Plague through the making of his works.
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A History of Money: Citéco’s exhibition, from gold coins to crypto、】【

At Citéco, A History of Money: From Gold to Crypto explores how money has evolved in the vault room of the Hôtel Gaillard. Objects, an investigation and an audio tour accompany this discovery, which families can enjoy together.
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October 24 demonstration in Paris: the Grand Palais and its exhibitions closed on Saturday

The Grand Palais and its exhibitions will be closed all day on Saturday, October 24, 2026, due to demonstrations planned in Paris. The decision affects the exhibition “Cezanne and Us” in particular. With changed opening hours on Friday and tickets already booked, here’s what you need to know before you set off.