Envergure(s) – Wingspan(s) will bring studio painting into dialogue with mural works at the Carré de Baudouin. An exhibition by Maya Hayuk exploring color, textile patterns and space.
Gagosian brings together paintings and works on paper by Lee Krasner in Works from the 1960s. An exhibition devoted to a decade of work by this leading figure in American abstraction.
La Maison de l’Amérique latine is devoting an exhibition to José Castillo, a Dominican artist based in Paris. In Archipel improbable, paintings, collages, objects and photographs reveal the images and cultures that run through his work.
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.
At the National Archives, the exhibition Cassini’s Map of France looks back at how this map of the country was made in the 18th century. Original documents, instruments and precious editions reveal this scientific adventure at the Hôtel de Soubise.
Templon Gallery presents Brisure, a collection of paintings, drawings and sculptures created by Gérard Garouste over the past four years. The exhibition is on view at the gallery’s space on rue du Grenier-Saint-Lazare, in the Marais district.
At the heart of Studio Harcourt, the 99 Cameras Museum brings together 99 iconic cameras from a family collection. This free museum in Paris’s 16th arrondissement traces a century of film photography history.
