The MAC VAL brings together Morellet, Monvert, Monory, Moninot and Molnár in “5 Mo,” an exhibition that brings abstraction, figuration and constraint-based games face to face.
The Grataloup Museum in Chevreuse will permanently close on November 11, 2026. Its final exhibition, Between the Worlds, features painter and photographer Antoine Poupel at the Saint-Saturnin Priory.
The Bourdelle Museum is devoting Art Is a Game to André Derain. Paintings, sculptures, ceramics and works for the stage shed light on the many experiments of this Fauvism and Cubism figure.
With Silent Violence, the musée du quai Branly – Jacques Chirac welcomes Roméo Mivekannin. Large-format paintings, sculptures and historical photographs make up an exhibition devoted to colonial exhibitions and the place of the viewer.
Pierre et Gilles celebrate fifty years of creative work at Galerie Templon Beaubourg with Rose for You, Rose for Me. Around twenty recent portraits blend photography and painting, including Camille Cottin as Lady Macbeth.
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.
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.
After two years in residence at the Louvre, Kader Attia and Elizabeth Peyton present works born of their relationship with the museum. Film, installation, paintings and drawings come together in the Chapelle Room.
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.
In Rueil-Malmaison, the Atelier Grognard traces the history of leisure homes in the Île-de-France region. Nearly 80 works, from plans for country houses to boating posters, tell how the areas around Paris became places for rest and recreation.
At the Château de Bois-Préau in Rueil-Malmaison, an exhibition explores Letizia Bonaparte’s life and place in the imperial family. More than a hundred works bring together portraits, furniture and everyday objects belonging to Madame Mère.
The Salon des Artistes Français returns to the Grand Palais from February 19 to 21, 2027, for its 237th edition. Nearly 1,200 works by 869 artists have been announced, along with a section dedicated to the bicentenary of photography.
The Halle Saint-Pierre presents La « S » Grand Atelier with Art brut ressourcé. Drawings, paintings, assemblages and textile works introduce visitors to the artists at this Belgian centre and their collaborative creations.
The Brussels 1900 exhibition at the Petit Palais invites us to step into the vibrant artistic scene of Belgium’s capital at the turn of the 20th century, through painting, architecture, jewellery and fashion. On view at the Petit Palais from 10 November 2026 to 25 April 2027.
Puppy Painting Paris lets you paint your own canvas surrounded by puppies on Rue de Richelieu in the 2nd arrondissement. Seventy-minute sessions can be booked in November and December 2026 for €39.99 per person.
The Swedish Institute brings together Andreas Eriksson and Ivan Aguéli for a free exhibition, Sun and Moon, running from October 20, 2026 to January 10, 2027, in the heart of the Marais district in Paris.
The Enki Bilal Foundation opens its doors in the Marais district of Paris on June 11, 2026. From exhibitions and contemporary creation to conversations with artists, this new art venue invites visitors to immerse themselves in the world of the illustrator and writer, right in the heart of one of the capital’s most cultural neighborhoods.
