10 exhibitions to see before the end of August
The start of the school year is fast approaching in Parisian museums. And when new exhibitions arrive, others leave. It would be a shame to miss them! Thus, we have listed for you the 10 exhibitions to see before the end of August.
Here are our images of Tim Burton's Labyrinth at La Villette! Immerse yourself in an immersive experience in the macabre universe of the Hollywood extraterrestrial.
CAPITEAUX AREA - PARC DE LA VILLETTE
Until August 20, 2023
211 avenue Jean Jaures
Through the historic presentation of around a hundred common canvases, coupled with an unprecedented hanging of individual works signed by both, the exhibition achieves a real tour de force, operating multiple round trips between their universe, resuscitating at the same time the madness of the New York art scene formed by Keith Haring, Kenny Scharf or Jenny Holzer.
LOUIS VUITTON FOUNDATION
Until August 28, 2023
8 Mahatma Gandhi Avenue, 75016
"If you don't do what I want, I'll stop dying!" Behind this threat lies an immortal actress with a fiery temper but an emphatic acting, famous for her spectacular agonies on stage: the divine Sarah Bernhardt. One hundred years after the death of the indomitable tragedian, the Petit Palais looks back on the theatrical career of this "sacred monster" of live performance.
SMALL PALACE
Until August 27, 2023
7 Winston Churchill Avenue, 75008
For a long time, Philippe Starck made sure that no exhibition concerning him saw the light of day. The French designer, great defender of "democratic design" since the early 80s, has since reviewed his judgment and proves it once again with this river exhibition dedicated to his city of heart and birth, his home port: Paris. .
CARNAVALET MUSEUM - HISTORY OF PARIS
Until August 27, 2023
16 rue des Francs-Bourgeois, 75003
The Cité des Sciences pays tribute to the mythical British group in this tribute exhibition to the album Dark Side of the Moon, released fifty years ago.
CITY OF SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY
Until August 27, 2023
30 avenue Corentin Cariou, 75019
Can we only summarize Picasso in his blue and rose period? The British designer Sir Paul Smith, at the helm of this whimsical and energized exhibition, establishes the Spanish painter as a true master of color by contrasting his greatest masterpieces with the shimmering and polychrome creations of Mickalene Thomas or Chéri Samba.
PICASSO NATIONAL MUSEUM
Until August 27, 2023
5 rue de Thorigny, 75003
Pierre Dac was the inventor of the Schmilblick. This imaginary object with a Yiddish name had the particularity of an absolute uselessness which therefore made it open to all uses, a creation "which is absolutely useless and can therefore be used for everything", as he liked to repeat.
MUSEUM OF JUDAISM ART AND HISTORY
Until August 27, 2023
71 rue du Temple, 75003
The Moï Ver exhibition at the Center Pompidou lifts the veil on the photographic work of an unknown artist, almost erased from art history textbooks.
POMPIDOU CENTER
Until August 28, 2023
Place Georges Pompidou, 75004
Enter a strange world, made up of atypical characters, sometimes grotesque, evolving in a landscape as marvelous as it is eccentric. The colorful Fabuloserie family, a self-proclaimed kingdom of oddity located just 2 hours from Paris, is celebrating its 40th anniversary this year by exceptionally moving part of its unthinkable collection to the capital.
SAINT PIERRE HALL
Until August 25, 2023
2 rue Ronsard, 75018
Deserted places where a feeling of strangeness hovers, emptied of any human presence. Here is the common characteristic of this stunning face-to-face between the Canadian photographer Lynne Cohen and the French Marina Gadonneix. Offering a vision often little associated with femininity, the work of these two artists surprises, playing with the notion of space through a scientific imagination, from the laboratory to metaphysical volumes.
POMPIDOU CENTER
Until August 28, 2023
Place Georges Pompidou, 75004
