Exhibitions to see in Paris

The guide to official exhibitions in Paris and Île-de-France.

Choose your next cultural outing more easily with a clear selection of exhibitions, museums and places to discover right now.

Revealing the Feminine Editor's pick
Editor's pick

Revealing the Feminine

In partnership with the Palais Galliera, the Musée Cognacq-Jay examines the diversity of representations of women in the eighteenth century. By bringing textile pieces and pictori...

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Places to explore

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Featured exhibitions

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Main cities

The three most active cities for exhibition programming.

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99 shows Paris
Le cœur du parcours, avec les grandes expositions et les lieux majeurs déjà ouverts.
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1 show Boulogne-Billancourt
Un point d'entrée utile vers les fondations, musées et rendez-vous de l'ouest parisien.
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1 show Pantin
Une porte d'entrée à l'est, entre lieux créatifs, design et nouveaux réflexes de visite.
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Artists

Entry points into exhibitions and works.

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Pablo Picasso Pablo Picasso Pablo Picasso (1881-1973) is a Spanish painter, sculptor and printmaker associated with Cubism and modern art, and is one of the most influential artists of the 20th century.
Pierre Auguste Renoir Pierre Auguste Renoir Pierre-Auguste Renoir (1841-1919) is a French painter associated with Impressionism, and is known for luminous scenes of leisure, portraits and modern social life.
Guillermo Kuitca Guillermo Kuitca Guillermo Kuitca (1961-) is an Argentine artist associated with contemporary painting, and is known for using maps, plans and architecture to explore memory and displacement.
Claude Monet Claude Monet Claude Monet (1840-1926) is a French painter associated with Impressionism, and is a founder of the movement and a master of light and series.
Major currents

Movements

Exhibitions placed within a wider art history.

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Editorial angles

Subjects to explore

Themes for following an idea or cultural scene.

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Détail textile brodé savoir-faire-textiles Textile know-how covers weaving, embroidery, dyeing, printing, trimming and the technical gestures that shape the history of dress, interiors and applied arts.
mode-au-xviiie-siecle Eighteenth-century fashion gathers Paris exhibitions that clarify silhouettes, fabrics, accessories, court culture, garment trades and the history of taste.
Chronological markers

Historical periods

Periods to place each exhibition in context.

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