Daft Punk: Everything you need to know about “Around The World,” the exhibition dedicated to the electro duo in Paris

More than five and a half years after their split, Daft Punk is being celebrated in Paris this fall with a photography exhibition titled “Around the World.” Dates, venue, tickets... Here’s everything you need to know about this artistic event, which is expected to draw many fans of the famous helmet-wearing duo.

On February 22, 2021, Daft Punk fans were stunned. After 28 years in existence, the legendary French electronic duo announced its split in a video titled “Epilogue.” Since then, many hold out hope for a reunion of the helmeted duo, comprised of Thomas Bangalter and Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo. Others prefer to dive back into Daft Punk’s catalog, looping their many hits, such as “One More Time,” “Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger,” “Da Funk,” and “Around the World.”

"Around The World" is the title of this photography exhibition devoted to Daft Punk, not to be missed in Paris this fall! But what can you expect? What does this exhibition, whose title is of course a reference to the hit single released in 1997 on the album “Homework,” have in store for you? This art exhibition will reveal Daft Punk’s world through the eyes of nine photographers. Some 65 archival photographs of Daft Punk, taken while they were traveling abroad between 1997 and 2005, will be on display.

On the Instagram page for this upcoming exhibition, we catch a glimpse of Thomas Bangalter and Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo on a promotional tour through Tokyo and Paris. Photos also taken in Los Angeles, Berlin, or New York will be unveiled this autumn in the capital. This is what Landry, the man behind this Daft Punk–dedicated art event, tells us by phone. After organizing with his agency "Why Always Loge" the exhibition "France 98" in Paris in 2025, Landry now unveils his new project, this time devoted to the most famous of the masked French duo.

Mark your calendars: all of these archival photographs can be admired on Friday, November 20, Saturday, November 21, and Sunday, November 22, 2026, from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., at a venue in Paris’s 3rd arrondissement, located more precisely at 5/9 rue Bailly. Note that the event was originally scheduled to take place on rue de Turenne. But, in response to the excitement generated by the exhibition, the organizers decided to change the address and opt for this new venue tucked away on rue Bailly.

Please note that admission to the exhibition is not free. Be sure to book your ticket (valid for one entry only) now via this official link. Tickets cost €11.85 per person (booking fees included).