Georges Mathieu at the Monnaie de Paris
In the art of sparking curiosity, provoking, grabbing attention, and leaving people speechless, Georges Mathieu hits the mark every time. Whether it’s through his battle paintings, his unique medals, or his advertising posters for Air France, the artist tirelessly seeks to stand out, make a statement, and above all, offer a totally new perspective on art, as an immediate expression of the subjectivity in which he operates. This co-production Monnaie de Paris x Centre Pompidou pays tribute to one of the major artists of the 20th century, an iconic figure of abstract Expressionism in France.
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Georges Mathieu. Gesture, speed, movement
Monnaie de Paris
11, quai de Conti – 6th
Until September 7, 2025
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Instant Given at the Maillol Museum
He was a poacher of the ephemeral, a mercenary of film, rebel of the wonderful or even a fisherman of images. Until October 12, the Maillol Museum immerses us in the poetic and fascinating work of Robert Doisneau, a true French legend of photography. A massive retrospective that showcases the genius of this artist who tells the human story like no one else. From room to room, there are over 400 photographs (selected from...more than 450,000 from the artist) that follow one after the other, like stolen slices of life, invaluable testimonies of the poetry of the present moment. A little tip, we strongly recommend you to book your tickets in advance, just to make things a bit more relaxed!
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Robert Doisneau. Instants Donnés
Musée Maillol
59-61, rue de Grenelle – 7th
Until October 12, 2025
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Beloved Suburbs at the Museum of the History of Immigration
They are located at the city’s gates, just a few minutes by metro, and are bursting with treasures. Yet, the suburbs are often criticized, pushed to the background. Today, the Museum of the History of Immigration invites us to restore a very unfairly tarnished image by breaking all the clichés associated with these border zones. Unique territories at the crossroads of art and history.
Iron and social dynamics are revealed here through a series of photographs, paintings, sculptures, and other archive objects, that elevate the suburbs into places of memory and transmission. And that feels good.Voir cette publication sur Instagram
Beloved Suburbs
Museum of the History of Immigration
293, Avenue Daumesnil – 12th
Until August 17, 2025
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In the Blur at the Orangerie Museum
In Monet's paintings, blur, once seen as just a simple detail, actually plays a crucial role. Through its new exhibition, the Orangerie Museum gives new life to this characteristic by exploring the significance of this aesthetic choice in art, from 1945 to the present. It's a fascinating thematic journey that questions the creative processes and offers a fresh perspective on artworks.
The essence of being elusive, the blur this time becomes a strong political statement, a true means of expression, and a genuine stake of art.See this post on Instagram
In the Blur
Musée de l’Orangerie
Tuileries Garden – 1st
Until August 18, 2025
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Into the Light at
La Villette
From April 9 to August 31, the Grande Halle of La Villette presents Into The Light, an immersive exhibition where the human body serves light and vice versa, through 15 absolutely fascinating conceptual works. As you wander through the rooms, you'll encounter experiences that challenge our perceptions. From the origins of the world with light as a source of life, the first show of humanity, to the ways in which humans have adapted this energy to their daily lives, using it to magnify architecture, light becomes a spectacle in itself, a playground to be reinvented through the installations, materials, and music that accompany it.
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Into the Light
Grande Halle de La Villette
211, avenue Jean-Jaurès – 19e
Until August 31, 2025
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Making an Impression at the Seydoux-Pathé Foundation
Before the trailers, the social media posts, and the endless spoilers on the internet, there was the poster. An image that needed to be significant enough to spark desire. Intriguing enough to create curiosity, without revealing too much to spoil the movie's surprises. A subtle art, which the Seydoux-Pathé Foundation revisits today through an extremely well-thought-out retrospective. Throughout the halls, the institution traces the entire history.
the cinema through its posters, elevated to the rank of art in its own right, both by the artists involved in these projects and by the testimony they leave behind.See this post on Instagram
Making an Impression. When the Movie Poster is Invented
Seydoux-Pathé Foundation
73, Avenue des Gobelins – 13th
Until September 29, 2025
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Disney100 at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles
« For life to be a fairy tale, perhaps all it takes is to believe. » With a confidence as unwavering as this, Walt Disney dedicated his life to bringing a sprinkle of magic into everyone’s life. One hundred years later, a grand tribute is paid to this man, this artist, and to the entire world of Disney studios that has enchanted generations since the 1920s, through an exhibition that spans over 20,000 m2. With original drawings, iconic objects, and technical innovations, the exhibition offers us a unique dive into the magic of Disney. An enchanted interlude designed for young and old alike, it will take you back to childhood for just a moment.
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Disney100: The Exhibition
Paris Expo Porte de Versailles
1, Place de la Porte-de-Versailles – 15th Arrondissement
Until October 5, 2025
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Saxony in Paris at the Carrousel du Louvre
For one month, the Carrousel du Louvre shines a spotlight on Saxony, especially the city of Dresden, through a series of spectacular photographs. This is a great way for the institution to showcase international heritage and make it accessible to everyone. Dresden, known as the "pearl of German baroque." unfolds all its charms here thanks to a unique immersive scenography to discover for free. It's the perfect opportunity to dive into the culture, the richness, and the know-how of this region, while exploring its breathtaking architecture, its stunning landscapes, and its unique history.
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Saxony in Paris
Carrousel du Louvre
99, rue de Rivoli – 1st
From May 13 to June 10, 2025
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CLUBBING at the Grand Palais Immersif
This is one of the most exciting exhibitions of 2025 that fills us with joy! Starting from May 13 until October 1, 2025, the Grand Palais Immersif plunges us right into the heart of club culture by offering a genuine journey, from the first underground nights to the more contemporary soirées. With the exhibition CLUBBING, get ready to see the Parisian cultural institution transformed into a giant club, blending party vibes, history, and technology. Designed by artist Pierre Giner with the graphic collective Trafik and the media Popt...This new exhibition, which spans over 1200 m², promises to offer you a sensory experience where sound meets light and movement.
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CLUBBING
Grand Palais Immersif
110, rue de Lyon – 12th
From May 13 to October 1, 2025
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A Divided World at the City of Architecture and Heritage
Berlin was a city torn apart for more than 3 decades. The City of Architecture and Heritage is now revisiting this one-of-a-kind period, during which the city's fate was tied to the Cold War. A grand retrospective featuring testimonies and fascinating archival objects, including an original fragment of the Berlin Wall, measuring over 10 meters, is displayed at the heart of the institution specially for this occasion. A moving immersion showcasing the political and social tensions that divided a city, a country, and the entire world for many years.
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The Berlin Wall. A Divided World
City of Architecture and Heritage
1, Place du Trocadéro-et-du-11 Novembre – 16th
From May 14 to September 28, 2025
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