grand-budapest-hotel-wes-anderson-expo-paris-2025-

The most anticipated exhibitions in 2025 in Paris

undefined undefined 27 décembre 2024 undefined 18h00

undefined undefined undefined 17h41

The Editor

© The Grand Budapest Hotel / Wes Anderson

After a wonderfully busy year filled with fabulous exhibitions, the Parisian museums are eager to keep the momentum going and continue next year. And one thing's for sure, the upcoming program is already looking very, very, very exciting! Here’s a little preview of what awaits you starting in January at the biggest cultural institutions in the capital.


Suzanne Valadon at the Pompidou Center

For its last exhibition before a long (very long) closure for renovations, the Pompidou Center invites us to dive into the work of painter Suzanne Valadon. A bold and emblematic artist, she stands out for her creation that goes against the dominant artistic movements of her time. Indeed, the artist never ceased to paint reality at a time when cubism and abstract art were taking over everywhere, while emphasizing the nude and the feminine. This is an event you definitely won’t want to miss.

Suzanne Valadon
Centre Pompidou
Place Georges-Pompidou – 4th
From January 15 to May 26, 2025
More info


Louvre Couture at the Louvre Museum

Goodbye Mona Lisa, fashion is making its debut at the Louvre for the very first time! Throughout the seasons, numerous designers have chosen it as the backdrop for their runway shows. A few years ago, creations by Yves Saint Laurent made their home in the Galerie Apollon, interacting with some of the artworks. While the connection between fashion and the Louvre isn't brand new, it’s set to grow even stronger with this exciting new fashion exhibition. For 6 months, clothes and accessories will fill the museum halls, much to our delight!

Louvre Couture. Works of Art, Fashion Items
Louvre Museum
99, rue de Rivoli – 1st
From January 24 to July 21, 2025
More Info


Through the Flow of Gold at the Quai Branly Museum

To kick off the new year in style, the Quai Branly Museum is taking on the most precious of metals, gold. Through jewelry and garments, the institution showcases the timeless fascination this material has held, as well as how humans have always sought to harness it to display their power. Centuries of textiles and minted pieces will be gathered here, to dazzle us, and take us on a journey around the world, from the Maghreb to Japan, passing through the countries of the Middle East, India, and

See this post on Instagram

the Atelier des Lumières would be focused on. The institution in the 11th arrondissement has just unveiled its programming for 2025, and let me tell you it's no joke! The famous Parisian museum will offer us an exceptional and unprecedented immersion into the works of the "Catalan". And in a short program, we dive into the vibrant paintings of Douanier Rousseau.

Picasso. Art in Motion
Atelier des Lumières
38, rue Saint-Maur – 11th
From February 13, 2025, to January 4, 2026
More info


Disco at the Philharmonie de Paris

Attention to all nostalgic fans of the 1970s-1980s or anyone who would have loved to experience the artistic, cultural, and musical life of those years. Starting February 14, 2025, the Philharmonie de Paris continues its journey through different music genres and, after celebrating metal, it’s going into Saturday Night Fever mode to present a brand new exhibition dedicated to disco. And let’s just say it promises to be super colorful and festive! The perfect occasion for ...pull out your best bell-bottoms!

See this post on Instagram

Musée d'Orsay is dedicating a huge exhibition to the art of street posters. It's a fantastic opportunity for the museum to showcase how this practice has, over the years, become a true art form. A journey into Paris at the end of the 19th century will immerse us in the heart of the streets of the Belle Époque, filled with artistic and cultural excitement, bursting with colors, at the time when mass culture was born.

Art is in the Streets
Musée d'Orsay
Esplanade Valéry Giscard d'Estaing – 7th
From March 18 to July 6, 2025
More info


Wes Anderson at the Cinémathèque

Agnès Varda, James Cameron… The Cinémathèque française keeps transporting us into the unique worlds of the greatest directors. And now, it's time to focus on another cinematic prodigy: Wes Anderson. This is a great opportunity to dive into the filmmaker's distinctive universe: symmetrical visual compositions, ultra-vibrant color palettes, vintage decor, and characters with often eccentric personalities, all enhanced by ua nostalgic soundtrack.

See this post on Instagram

Grand Palais, in partnership with Pompidou, is organizing a huge exhibition dedicated to Niki de Saint-Phalle and Jean Tinguely, and their connections with Pontus Hultén, the former director of this modern art temple. It's a great opportunity to showcase the extraordinary work of these three protagonists, all driven by the same desire to break the norms.

Niki de Saint Phalle, Jean Tinguely, Pontus Hultén
Grand Palais
7, avenue Winston Churchill – 8e
From June 6, 2025, to January 4, 2026
More info


Bonus: Reopening of the Palais de la Découverte

It’s not exactly an exhibition, but we couldn't wrap up this list without mentioning the highly (highly) anticipated reopening of the Palais de la Découverte. After 5 years of renovation work — reminds us of something, hello Notre-Dame — the 30s institution is getting ready to welcome visitors again. And that fills us with joy. It’s a wonderful opportunity to delve back into the fascinating world of science, explore new technologies, and enjoy exciting experiments.

cute; experiences. On a hat.

See this post on Instagram