The Navy and the Painters at the Marine Museum
To celebrate the 400 years of the Navy, the most nautical institution in Paris is exploring the connections between creation, power, and maritime imagination. Through more than 150 works by 90 artists, the museum traces the history of the conquest of the seas, and the evolution of the maritime world, taking us on a journey across the waves from the 17th to the 20th century. It’s a wonderful opportunity to delve into the representation of the military maritime world and, more broadly, the naval scene and its relationship with power over the years.
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The Navy and the Painters. Four Centuries of Art and Power
National Marine Museum
17, place du Trocadéro et du 11 Novembre – 16th
Until August 2, 2026
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The Paintings of the Temple at the Grand Palais
For the first time in France, a retrospective shines a light on Hilma af Klint, a pioneer of abstract art, giving her the recognition she deserves. Blending colors, shapes, and symbols and creating conversations between gigantic canvases and secret works, the Grand Palais offers us a sweeping view of the talent of this Swedish artist.
radically avant-garde, that will never stop experimenting and creating throughout its career. The explosive expression of total freedom, questioning the often minimized role of women artists in the history of art.Voir cette publication sur Instagram
Hilma af Klint. The Paintings of the Temple (1906-1915)
Grand Palais
13, avenue du Général-Eisenhower – 8th
From May 6 to August 30, 2026
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Tutankhamun at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles
If you’re stuck in the capital this summer, no worries, we have the perfect exhibition to take you on a journey through history and time. And for good reason—the world's most famous pharaoh is back in the capital! More than 100 years after the discovery of Tutankhamun's tomb, it has been fully reconstructed in the 15th arrondissement, allowing you to relive the event just as Howard Carter did in 1922. Get ready to step inside a tomb that has been closed for 3,300 years, .behind a sealed door lies wonders...
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Tutankhamun: His Tomb and Treasures
Paris Expo Porte de Versailles
1, Place de la Porte de Versailles – 15th
From July 3 to September 6, 2026
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Camille Vivier at MEP
This summer, Camille Vivier redefines the female body in all its forms. From one snapshot to another, she plays with the codes to shake up our certainties and celebrate a textured, almost palpable raw strength. The flesh interacts with inanimate objects to provoke and question. With nearly a hundred works gathered, this exhibition charts twenty-five years of a fascinating career, spent dancing between cutting-edge fashion editorial and the purest underground art.
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Camille Vivier
European House of Photography
5,7, rue de Fourcy – 4th
Until September 13, 2026
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Fujiko Nakaya at the Bourse de Commerce
The Japanese artist Fujiko Nakaya takes over the stunning rotunda of the Bourse de Commerce, designed by Tadao Ando, to present a mesmerizing staging. As part of the Clair-obscur exhibition, she showcases one of her famous and mysterious "fog sculptures." An enigmatic mist made of water vapor, shaped with technical devices, fills the space to blur our perceptions and play with our senses. It’s a mind-boggling work that leaves us enthralled.gives the impression of dipping into a cloud.
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Fujiko Nakaya
Bourse de Commerce
2, rue de Viarmes – 1st
Until September 14
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WE ARE [still] HERE at the Petit Palais
After the success of its premiere...2024 edition, WE ARE HERE is back for a second season at the Petit Palais. Once again, the museum fully embraces the dialogue between heritage and contemporary creation, unveiling over 200 street art pieces imagined by artists from around the world — even though the exhibition shines a spotlight on the current French scene. It’s a wonderful opportunity to dive into the world of street art at the heart of one of the most beautiful institutions in Paris.
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WE ARE [still] HERE
Petit Palais Avenue Winston Churchill – 8th
Until September 20, 2026
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The Space Between Us at BAL
To celebrate the 200 years since the birth of photography, BAL is hosting for the first time an exhibition dedicated to a personal collection, that of the Wilson Centre for Photography, created by Michael and Jane Wilson. A rare collection of 120 photographs that highlight each in their own way the intriguing, intimate, and artistic bond connecting a photographer to their subject. A unique dive into humanity, both the visible one and the one that can be sensed behind the camera.
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The Space Between Us
Le BAL
6, impasse de la Défense – 18th
Until January 3, 2027
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Where Thoughts Provoke at the Picasso Museum
It’s undoubtedly one of the major figures of contemporary American painting. The Picasso Museum celebrates Henry Taylor through a colorful and provocative exhibition. From room to room, around a hundred works, selected by the artist himself, showcase the richness and complexity of life’s experiences, offering us a profoundly human perspective on society. By blending individual stories and collective trajectories,The artist reinvents the present to extract all its beauty.
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Henry Taylor. Where Thoughts Provoke
Musée national Picasso-Paris
5, rue de Thorigny – 3rd floor
Until September 6, 2026
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