Between Skateboarding and BMX, the Spot 24 is taking over the new disciplines of the 2024 Olympics. On the menu: “finger skates”, surfboards from Polynesian artists and even original frescoes by PichiAvo. Immersive and
interactive, this large exhibition celebrates a modern Olympics and its closer than ever link to the city.
The Musée de l’Orangerie presents the exhibition Monet, painting time, dedicated to Claude Monet and his unique way of representing the variations of time and light.
When Art Brut becomes a collective adventure.
Maquettes, repérages et storyboards : la Fondation Pathé révèle 50 ans de préparation des films de Jean-Jacques Annaud.
Anaïs Fontanges and Matteo Louisy-Ravel, both born in 1998, collect skeletons, recumbent figures, and toy soldiers that have been echoed in art history and pop culture for centuries. The CAC Brétigny, whose space is currently under renovation, is hosting their exhibition off-site in Sainte-Geneviève-des-Bois.
