Paris Animal: A living story at the Pavillon de l'Arsenal
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Paris, capital of fashion, city of love and... city of 80,000 horses? The Pavillon de l'Arsenal tells the story
of the City of Light through an unusual prism, that of animals. This is how this somewhat bestial exhibition looks at the capital's past with forty-four anecdotes illustrated by a series of photographs, statuettes and models dating from Antiquity to the present day. Giraffes, cows, sheep, weasels and falcons populate this funny event during which you will learn which king was killed by a pig and how wolves really entered Paris...
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PARISIAN GALLERIES From October 18 to November 15, 2026
Calder, Tracey Emin, Lee Krasner, Anish Kapoor: during the most expensive week of the year for art, Parisian galleries line up museum-quality signatures and don't ask for a single euro.
CONTEMPORARY ART CENTER OF LA FERME DU BUISSON From October 10, 2026 to January 24, 2027
Brandon Gercara blends Réunion maloya and New York voguing, and invents a word for it: vogoya. La Ferme du Buisson dedicates Destin Vogoya to him, and presents alongside it his first solo exhibition to Maïssane Alibrahimi.
ALMINE RECH From October 17, 2026 to January 23, 2027
Before LOVE, Robert Indiana collected rusty beams and wheels from abandoned warehouses in the Port of New York. Almine Rech dedicates her first solo exhibition of the artist's work to these years, conducted with the Robert Indiana Legacy Initiative.
SWISS CULTURAL CENTER. PARIS From September 19 to December 24, 2026
Klodin Erb had never had a solo exhibition in France. The Swiss Cultural Centre is entrusting him with its glass roof until Christmas Eve, for a grand painted drama where the burlesque vies for the leading role with tragedy.
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