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8 exhibitions you shouldn't miss in Paris this January

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Edgar Degas, Femme assise sur le bord d’une baignoire et s’épongeant le cou, 1880-1895 © RMN-Grand Palais (Musée d’Orsay) / Hervé Lewandowski

What if your New Year's resolution was to enrich yourself a bit more? Because spending your evenings chilling in front of Netflix is nice, but it’s a bit of a shame when you see the abundance of exhibitions around us. So without further ado, let's pick a gem from the most beautiful exhibitions of January and head to the museum!


Paris, the capital of the Pearl at L’Ecole des Arts Joailliers

A symbol of ultimate elegance, the favorite jewel of Coco Chanel, the pearl fascinates as much as it dazzles, crossing eras and cultures to establish itself as a timeless icon of refinement and purity. At the start of this year, L’Ecole des Arts Joailliers celebrates the unique relationship between the capital and this gem. Through a selection of jewelry and rare archives, dive into the history of pearls and discover how Paris has become the nerve center of trade and creation surrounding this jewel.

Paris, the capital of the pearl
The School of Jewelry Arts (Paris - Hôtel de Mercy-Argenteau)
16 bis, boulevard Montmartre – 9th
Until June 1, 2025
Free entry by reservation
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Paris 1793-1794 at the Carnavalet Museum

Even though it’s not the first time the Carnavalet Museum has tackled a rich subject like the French Revolution, it is the first time the institution has chosen to focus solely on a single year, and what a significant one it is, “Year II” of the Republican calendar. 365 intense days filled with the “Terrors,” which have left behind...Here are a certain number of objects, images, pieces of furniture, or even sculptures, gathered here to immerse us in a Paris that is as fearful as it is strong, ready to celebrate the joys of everyday life.

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relive the most beautiful moments of the competition, from the ceremonies to the events.

Happy Days
City Hall
5, rue de Lobau – 4th
Until March 1, 2025
Free entry
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The Soul Trembles at the Grand Palais

The art of Chiharu Shiota is unmistakable for a reason: the Japanese artist is world-renowned for her gigantic installations made of intertwined wool threads in bold colors. For this new exhibition, co-organized with the Mori Art Museum in Tokyo, the creator explores themes of movement, temporality, and dreams by weaving her massive and fantastical web at the heart of the

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MAD traces the history and evolution of intimacy, from the 18th century to the present day. As you journey through the ages, it explores the notions of public and private spheres to draw a parallel between the intimate of the past and today. An event that blurs boundaries, inviting us into a diary unlike any other, the diary of our world. Welcome to your secret garden!

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The Intimate: From the Bedroom to Social Networks
Musée des Arts Décoratifs
107, rue de Rivoli – 1st
Until March 30, 2025
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Idols and Treasures at Galerie Templon

For 2 months, the Galerie Templon immerses us in the dreamy, colorful, and quirky universe of Hervé di Rosa, where the worlds of popular culture, animation, and comic books intersect. On the walls, each painting becomes a mysterious world that captures the eye and takes us on a dreamy journey, blending references to Christopher Columbus, Jules Verne, Mayan temples, and even the pharaohs. Some...

fascinating microcosms, that break the boundaries between the arts, and also between reality and the imaginary.

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closure for renovations, the Centre Pompidou invites us to dive into the work of the painter Suzanne Valadon. A bold and emblematic artist, she stands out for creating art that goes against the dominant artistic currents of her time. Indeed, this artist continuously painted reality at a time when cubism and abstract art were taking over, highlighting the nude and the feminine. This is an event you definitely don’t want to miss!

Suzanne Valadon
Centre Pompidou
Place Georges-Pompidou – 4th
From January 15 to May 26, 2025
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Wild Paris at Bercy Village

When we think of Paris, we picture the Haussmannian buildings, the majestic squares, and the Wallace fountains. We also think of pigeons, rats, and mice. But did you know there are many other animals in the capital? So why not enjoy a stroll through Cour Saint-Émilion to discover the hidden richness of Parisian biodiversity, showcased through about thirty stunning photos taken by the photographer Nicolas Davy? It's a great chance to (re)discover the beauty and fragility of urban wildlife in Paname?

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