Nuit Blanche 2024: exhibition, dance and family visits at the Bourse de Commerce

Since its opening, the Bourse de Commerce has quickly won over the hearts of Parisians: with its exhibitions and various cultural events, the museum has quickly become a must-see forcontemporary art lovers. So it's hardly surprising that the Bourse de Commerce is taking part in one of Paris's biggest art events of the year.

This Saturday, June 1, 2024, Nuit Blanche returns to the capital! An entire night dedicated to contemporary creation in all its forms, to introduce the general public to the artists of today and tomorrow. Performances, installations, concerts, exhibition tours: in every corner of Paris, you'll find free events to keep you going until the end of the night.

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As you may have guessed, the Bourse de Commerce is taking part in the 22nd Nuit Blanche. For the occasion, the art venue is opening its doors free of charge until midnight. Find out more about the program for this not-to-be-missed event.

The Nuit Blanche program at the Bourse de Commerce :

• Short film
  Specially programmed for Nuit Blanche, the short film Mangrovia (2024) was created by French multidisciplinary artist Low Jack and Italian visual artist duo Invernomuto. This dance loop set in the heart of Martinique's natural environment will be projected continuously in the Auditorium throughout the evening. Mangrovia takes place in Martinique, in the heart of the mangrove - a tropical forest between land and sea. In this ecosystem, dancer and choreographer Raynah, a leading figure in the French West Indies dancehall movement, performs a looped dance movement, the headtop, an allegory of the mourning process. An inner voice, singers and musicians Bamao Yendé and Le Diouck, plunges us into her thoughts and tackles themes of identity, death and nature, with humor and nostalgia.
  
  
• Exhibition
  The "Le monde comme il va" exhibition, on view until September 2, will be accessible free of charge from 7pm to midnight. This is an opportunity to discover an exceptional panorama of works by some thirty artists from the Pinault Collection, and the spectacular installation by artist Kimsooja, in the heart of the museum's Rotonde.
  
• Visits
  Throughout the visit, mediator-lecturers offer viewpoints from which to better observe the works and architecture of the building. The museum also organizes a family tour, "Quel cirque!", inviting visitors to explore "Le monde comme il va" (The world as it goes) through playful insights into the works, while enjoying the building's metamorphosis and loss of reference points.

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An opportunity not to be missed, to discover all the treasures of the Bourse de Commerce! And don't miss all the events taking place around the museum that evening.