Ingres, the Artist and his Princes at Chantilly Castle
How did Ingres, the prince of artists, become the artist of princes with the advent of the July Monarchy (1830-1848)? You will explore this question at Chantilly Castle: the exhibition will present a panorama of Ingres' career, from his early years in Paris to his later years. Over 100 works from national and international collections, including paintings and drawings, will allow you to understand the long and methodical work of one of the greatest French painters.
Ingres, the Artist and his Princes
Château de Chantilly
Salle du Jeu de Paume
Until October 1, 2023
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Les Extatiques at Paris La Défense
The summer season has begun, and so has the Les Extatiques: for this 6th edition, a new contemplative journey invites you to discover artworks, some of which are unpublished, from the esplanade of La Défense to the gardens of La Seine Musicale in Boulogne-Billancourt. This year, the 8 invited artists are Joëlle Allet, Amélie Bertrand, Jérémy Gobé, Philip Haas, Cornelia Konrads, Julien Salaud, Bob Verschueren and Erwin Wurm. The cream of the crop of the international artistic scene, who will exhibit under the theme of the four elements: fire, air, water, and earth.nbsp;
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The Ecstatics
La Defense
Until October 1st
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Figurations at Maison Caillebotte
A stone's throw from the capital, Maison Caillebotte dazzles us with
Discover the figurative art from 1950 until today through the works of 47 artists from the past and present. This often overlooked artistic style is incredibly rich, focusing on line, expression, and humanity. The exhibition is divided into two sections, immersing us in the remnants of this art before introducing us to new trends in figurative art.
Figurations. Another art of today
Caillebotte House
8, rue de Concy – Yerres
Until October 22, 2023
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After the eclipse at Magasins Généraux
After the eclipse, a true manifesto for diversity, brings together a group of 10 young artists among the most promising, forming between Paris and Marseille. By exhibiting their works, they shed light on the concerns, battles, and imaginations of a whole generation. We encounter their anger and aspirations, all through different forms of expression such as painting, drawing, writing, video, multimedia installation, and performance. Need some inspiration? The work of these artists, d&It's an incredible richness that will put you back on track.
After the eclipse
Magasins Généraux
1, rue de l'Ancien-Canal – Pantin
From June 30th to October 22nd, 2023
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The summer program of the Delacroix Museum
Situated in the cœAt Saint-Germain-des-Prés, on one of the prettiest squares in Paris, the Delacroix Museum has prepared an amazing summer program full of various activities centered around art and culture. You can enjoy a free introduction to watercolor painting, participate in writing, reading, theater, and origami workshops, and even explore the works of Georges Sand. The enchanting world of Eugène Delacroix will allow you to start or end your stroll through the city in a beautiful way, accompanied by passionate professionals.
National Museum Eugène Delacroix
6, rue de Fürstenberg – 6th
From July 1st to August 26th
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Degas in Black and White at the BnF
The François Mitterrand Library is not done organizing unprecedented exhibitions around influential artists from our history: this time, it’s the impressionist Edgar Degas (1834-1917) who is honored, especially his unique approach to black and white. He expresses it through printmaking and photography, as well as drawing and painting: a chronological and thematic journey will reveal his learning of black and white through the recurring motifs that nourish his research.
Degas in Black and White
François-Mitterrand Library – 13th
Until September 3rd
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Queens of the Ring at the Pop-up Venue
You don't know about lucha libre yet, this art between combat sports and theater? Head to the Queens of the Ring exhibition to discover this sport and the queens who practice it through an innovative photo series by Théo Saffroy. These pictures brilliantly document the daily lives of professional female wrestlers, the luchadoras, who are particularly badass, and their defense of women's place in the wrestling ring in Mexico. The opening will take place on Friday, July 7th, featuring a concert, DJ sets, and Mexican cuisine. It's gonna be awesome!
Close by, we expected nothing less from Point Éphémère.
Queens of the Ring
Point Éphémère
200, quai de Valmy – 10th district
From July 7th to August 24th
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