I have come to stay at the MathGoth Gallery
Three years after her passing, a Parisian gallery is paying tribute for the first time to Miss Tic, a true pioneer of committed street art in the capital. And what better place than MathGoth, just a short walk from her studio? This exhibition, designed as a genuine stroll through the universe and intimacy of the artist, blends around sixty personal items, working documents, unpublished photos, and stencils that have never been shown to the public. An entire room will also be dedicated to video, allowing visitors to dive deep into the work of Miss Tic, offering a unique insight into her creative process.
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Miss Tic. I left to stay
Galerie MathGoth
1, rue Alphonse Boudard – 13th
Until October 25, 2025
Free entry
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My name is Orson Welles at the Cinémathèque
It has charmed us with its retrospective on James Cameron and also the one on Wes Anderson, and now the Cinémathèque is not done lighting up our eyes and bringing cinema into our lives! Starting on October 8, 2025, and running until January 11, 2026, this Parisian temple of the 7th Art is dedicating an exhibition to the great Orson Welles, director, actor, but also screenwriter, producer, and playwright. Without leaving out a single detail, the exhibition abord .dear so much in the way he has reinvented himself film after film that his unbreakable bond to Shakespeare, his unparalleled appetite for the world of entertainment, and just like a piece of history, he who did not shy away from his leftist political views.
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My name is Orson Welles
Cinémathèque Française
51, rue de Bercy – 12e
From October 8, 2025 to January 11, 2026
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The Empire of Sleep at the Marmottan Monet Museum
Sleep is something we all know is extremely important. For one, we spend one-third of our lives asleep, and it is also simply vital. But even more than that, it represents a very mysterious state, during which the mind travels to the land of dreams, captivating and fascinating both scientists and artists. The Marmottan Monet Museum is back with an exciting exhibition.Today, we explore the symbolism of dreams, particularly in the 19th and 20th centuries. This was a pivotal time when knowledge about sleep transformed. Through a hundred works, the institution delves into the connections between art and this very unique state, touching on themes of love, eroticism, and death.
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The Empire of Sleep
Marmottan Monet Museum
2, rue Louis-Boilly – 16th
From October 9, 2025, to March 1, 2026
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The Music of Colors at the Philharmonie
Few painters placed as much importance on music as Vassily Kandinsky. Music played a fundamental role in the development of his art, now highlighted by the Philharmonie de Paris. Through more than 200 paintings and objects from his studio, the work of the Russian artist, who became a French citizen, sounds, vibrates, and resonates in our ears thanks to a special...Immersive and sound setup. Room by room, the institution explores the impact of Wagner, Schönberg, and Stravinsky, creating correspondences between shapes and notes, between colors and nuances. A bridge built between the arts, sure to delight both your eyes and your ears.
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Kandinsky, the music of colors
Philharmonie de Paris
221, avenue Jean-Jaurès – 19th
From October 15, 2025, to February 1, 2026
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Modernity Revealed at the MEP
Beginning in the 1920s, Edward Weston, an iconic figure in American and global photography, moves away from a pictorialist style (inspired by painting codes) to embrace modernity. Through more refined, simplified snapshots, he hones his style by simplifying his compositions, eliminating artifice, and focusing on lines, shapes, and light. The result is a collection of powerful, poetic images, with more than a hundred to be showcased this fall.MEP. This is a wonderful opportunity to discover rare photographs of the artist, as well as to compare his work with that of his contemporaries, thanks to major pieces of pictorialism presented in dialogue.
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Edward Weston. Modernity Revealed
European House of Photography
5/7, rue de Fourcy – 4th
From October 15, 2025, to January 25, 2026
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Elsewhere, Exactly at the Rabouan Moussion Gallery
When we think of musical photos, we often think of concerts, crowds, signings, and other eccentricities. However, some of the most beautiful star photos are created far away from the hustle and bustle by Claude Gassian. The artist, close to Patti Smith, Lou Reed, Serge Gainsbourg, and Mick Jagger, reveals himself here in an intimate, complete, and especially 100% free exhibition that you won't want to miss. Starting from October 18, the ...Galerie Rabouan Moussion, in the 3rd, showcases the snapshots of Claude Gassian, an iconic figure in the music scene. The program features dozens of snapshots of legends, mixing portraits of Mick Jagger, Daft Punk, The Cure, and M, moments of life, and urban details in a hypnotic blend.
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Claude Gassian. Ailleurs, Exactement
Galerie Rabouan Moussion
11, rue Pastourelle – 3e
From October 18 to November 22, 2025
Opening on October 16, 2025, starting at 6 PM
Free entry
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Matisse and Soulages at Hangar Y
After Claude Monet, Vincent van Gogh, and Antoni Gaudí, the Hangar Y invites you to explore the studios of two new major artists, Matisse and Soulages, through unique immersive experiences. Equipped with a VR headset, you will be fully immersed in the pictorial worlds of these artists.two masters, to uncover all the secrets of their art. On one side, dance will be celebrated at Matisse, to highlight the importance of this subject in the painter's work, as well as the poetry and grace of his canvases. On the other side, off to the Outrenoir for a journey through the pictorial experiments of Soulages, for an experience that illustrates all the light within darkness, and the virtuosity of the artist.
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Matisse – Dance, Dance, Dance
Pierre Soulages – Outrenoir
Hangar Y
9, avenue de Trivaux – Meudon (92190)
Starting from October 18, 2025
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Art Basel at the Grand Palais
It's official: Art Basel Paris is back to light up the French capital this autumn. After a successful 2024 edition with over 65,000 visitors, the event once again stands out as the highlight of the Parisian art season. Prestigious galleries from around the world will showcase their standout pieces for 3 days, under the watchful eyes of collectors, curators, and art lovers from all corners of the globe. And this year, there are 206 galleries from 4....1 country and territories, including 29 first-time exhibitors, who have gathered under the nave of the Grand Palais to dazzle you. To top it all off, there will also be outdoor events to discover all around the capital. Plenty to keep you busy all weekend long!
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Art Basel
Grand Palais
Avenue Winston Churchill – 8th
From October 24 to 26, 2025
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The General Exhibition at the Cartier Foundation
We’ve known for nearly 2 years, but after many years of loyal service in the 14th, the Cartier Foundation is taking flight to new lands. And it’s in October that the institution opens its new quarters. For this occasion, the Foundation is going all out with the General Exhibition, presented until August 2026. An impressive retrospective spread over 6500m², showcasing identity.artistic side of the Cartier Foundation by showcasing more than 600 works that have marked the programming in the 14th district. Over more than 4 decades, the institution has reflected society and its artistic evolutions. And one thing is certain, its values and themes are not likely to change at the new location!
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General Exhibition
Cartier Foundation
2, Place du Palais-Royal – 1st
From October 25, 2025 to August 23, 2026
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