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Saturday
January
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Mari Minato — たゆたひ Sourdre — Oscillation du passé enseveli
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In 19 days: January 10 → February 28, 2026
Originally from Japan, Mari Minato first studied traditional Japanese painting in Kyoto before arriving in France, where she joined the École Nationale des Beaux-Arts in Paris. She enjoys drawing inspiration from civilizations that have now disappeared—such as the Etruscans and Neanderthals—as well as from the history…
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Sunday
January
Upcoming
Pierre Charpin et Nathalie Du Pasquier — Andiamo
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In 27 days: January 18 → March 22, 2026
The exhibition *Andiamo* brings together the works of Pierre Charpin and Nathalie Du Pasquier.
She is a painter, he is a designer.
In 1987, Nathalie Du Pasquier (1957) decided to devote herself fully to painting. A few years earlier, she had moved to Milan and, in 1981, took part in the founding of Memphis: a co…
23
Friday
January
Upcoming
Dominique Petitgand — La Moindre Anomalie
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In about 1 month: January 23 → April 12, 2026
With _La Moindre Anomalie,_ Dominique Petitgand invites visitors into an immersive experience where listening becomes a tool for exploration. Through an economy of means and the poetic precision of his composition, the sound creation is paired with a selection of visual works that together offer a series of fragmented…
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Sunday
January
Upcoming
Transparences liquides — Anne-Camille Allueva, Matan Mittwoch, Laure Tiberghien, Emmanuel Van der Auwera
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In about 1 month: January 25 → May 22, 2026
L’exposition collective _Transparences liquides_ questionne la manière dont différents filtres — culturels, sociaux ou technologiques — façonnent notre manière de voir et de comprendre le monde. Les œuvres présentées invitent à porter attention à l’acte même de regarder, en tant que geste inscrit dans un corps et son …
6
Friday
March
Upcoming
MacLYON Musée d'art contemporain
Giulia Andreani — Peinture froide
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In 2 months: March 6 → July 12, 2026
The macLYON invites Giulia Andreani for a solo exhibition covering about ten years of her work. Entitled Cold Painting, the exhibition traces the development of Andreani’s painting, which explores the representation of different kinds of power in the 20th century, whether in war, art, official history, or marginal history.
17
Tuesday
March
Upcoming
Renoir et l’amour — La modernité heureuse (1865 — 1885)
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In 3 months: March 17 → July 19, 2026
The colorful and joyful paintings of Auguste Renoir, his iconography of open-air cafés and public dances, made him a “painter of happiness.” This reputation has sometimes led to his being marginalized among the great painters of modernity, on the grounds that modernity could only be melancholic or ironic, disillusione…
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Wednesday
March
Upcoming
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Tuesday
March
Upcoming
Matisse — 1941 — 1954
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In 3 months: March 24 → July 26, 2026
Co-produced by the Centre Pompidou and the GrandPalaisRmn, the exhibition Matisse. 1941–1954 sheds light on the artist’s final years of creation, from 1941 to 1954, through a presentation of unprecedented scope in France. It reveals the multidisciplinary nature of his practice during this period while bringing togethe…
6
Wednesday
May
Upcoming
Hilma af Klint
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In 5 months: May 6 → August 30, 2026
In spring 2026, the Grand Palais and the Centre Pompidou will dedicate an unprecedented exhibition to Hilma af Klint (1862–1944), an artist whose work disrupts the conventional chronology of modern art. Long before established figures of abstraction such as Kandinsky or Malevich, Hilma af Klint created, as early as 19…
9
Saturday
May
Upcoming
Jardins de la Biennale de Venise
Biennale de Venise — 2026 — 61e édition
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In 5 months: May 9 → November 22, 2026
On 17 October 2024, Koyo Kouoh wholeheartedly accepted the invitation by the President of La Biennale di Venezia, Pietrangelo Buttafuoco, to take on the role of Artistic Director of the Visual Arts Department, with the task of curating the 61st International Art Exhibition.
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