Nouveautés - Expos
Nouveautés à Paris
- Free
- Contemporary
Anish Kapoor : la nouvelle exposition chez Mennour
MENNOUR
Jusqu'au 28 novembre 2026
Le retour d'Anish Kapoor à Paris.
- Contemporary
- Unusual
Exposition Cosmofania, treize artistes à l’abbaye de Maubuisson
ABBAYE DE MAUBUISSON
Du 11 octobre 2026 au 21 février 2027
Dans une abbaye fondée par Blanche de Castille, treize artistes cherchent ce qui a pris la place de la foi. Et c'est un muséum d'histoire naturelle qui ouvre le parcours, avec des cristaux. Cosmofania, troisième et dernier volet d'un cycle sur le sacré, du 11 octobre 2026 au 21 février 2027.
- Discovery
- Contemporary
Exposition Made in Situ - Noé Duchaufour-Lawrance, à la Galerie des Gobelins : on y est allé !
MOBILIER NATIONAL - GALERIE DES GOBELINS
Du 9 octobre au 29 novembre 2026
Le Mobilier national réunit pour la première fois les sept collections du studio Made in Situ, fondé au Portugal par Noé Duchaufour-Lawrance, designer qui a quitté le luxe parisien pour travailler avec les artisans d’un territoire.
- Contemporary
- Free
Installation Lumière divine de Jiang Qiong Er sur la façade de l’église Saint-Eustache
ÉGLISE SAINT-EUSTACHE
Du 8 octobre 2026 au printemps 2027
Jiang Qiong Er investit les quatre niches de 4,5 mètres de la façade ouest de Saint-Eustache, restaurée en 2024 : une installation monumentale inédite, gratuite, qui se regarde depuis la rue et s’allume à la nuit tombée.
- Photo
- Free
U2 Exhibition at the Irish Cultural Centre
IRISH CULTURAL CENTRE
Until December 18, 2026
The Irish Cultural Centre celebrates U2’s 50th anniversary with an exhibition of iconic photographs, until December 18, 2026. The exhibition traces the band’s Dublin roots and connects its early days to its global destiny, with free admission.
- With family
- Digital
The "Magic: Why It Works on You" exhibition at the City of Science and Industry
CITY OF SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY
From October 13, 2026 to July 18, 2027
The City of Science and Industry presents Magic, why it works on you, until July 18, 2027. Contemporary magic companies and neuroscientists explain, room after room, how our eyes are fooled, without ever revealing the secrets of the tricks.
Nouveautés en régions
- Photo
- Romantic
The major Robert Doisneau exhibition in Lyon
LA SUCRIÈRE - LYON
Until February 28, 2027
To mark the Bicentenary of Photography, the famous photographer Robert Doisneau - or rather his studio - is being honored at La Sucrière in Lyon.
110 ans de la bataille de la Somme
HISTORIAL DE LA GRANDE GUERRE
DU 28 JUIN AU 6 DECEMBRE 2026
Les 110 ans de la bataille de la Somme à l'Historial de la Grande Guerre.
- Contemporary
- Unavoidable
Lyon Biennale 2026: Art makes its way even into the city's secret passages
LYON BIENNIAL
From September 19 to December 13, 2026
A former locomotive factory, a museum exceptionally reopened, traboules to explore… For its 18th edition, the Lyon Contemporary Art Biennale takes us far beyond the exhibition halls. A journey through…
- Photo
- Free
"A Feast for the Eyes!" Exhibition at the Rouen Normandy Photographic Centre
ROUEN NORMANDY PHOTOGRAPHIC CENTER
From October 10, 2026 to January 30, 2027
The Rouen Normandy Photographic Centre presents Plein les yeux ! An animal history of the photographic book for children, until January 30, 2027. Fifteen authors, from Rodchenko to Doisneau, defend a genre long considered minor.
- News
- Sculpture
Camille Claudel & Bernhard Hoetger: the 1905 exhibition
Camille Claudel Museum
From September 12, 2026 to January 10, 2027
The Camille Claudel Museum revisits a moment in the history of sculpture: the meeting in 1905 between Camille Claudel and Bernhard Hoetger.
- Photo
- Free
Exhibition "Making Body" at the Francès Foundation in Senlis
FRANCÈS FOUNDATION
Until December 19, 2026
The Francès Foundation in Senlis presents Faire corps, twenty years of photography in the Francès collection, until December 19, 2026. The foundation is exhibiting photography that borrows from cinema, including twelve commissioned prints by Gregory Crewdson with Tilda Swinton and Julianne Moore.
Nouveautés en Europe
- Contemporary
- Unavoidable
Constellations exhibition at the Beyeler Foundation, in Peter Zumthor's new buildings
The Beyeler Foundation is expanding and exhibiting approximately 230 works from its collection. The new Wyss Museum, designed by Peter Zumthor, opens alongside them. Riehen, on the outskirts of Basel.…
- Discovery
- Classic
Exposition Jean Brusselmans à Bozar, Bruxelles
BOZAR, BRUXELLES
Du 2 octobre 2026 au 31 janvier 2027
Bozar consacre à Jean Brusselmans, peintre bruxellois des paysages du Brabant, sa première grande rétrospective depuis 1980, quelque cent vingt œuvres, du 2 octobre 2026 au 31 janvier 2027.
- Classic
- Unavoidable
Maria Lassnig and Edvard Munch exhibition at the Kunsthaus Zürich
KUNSTHAUS ZÜRICH
From October 2, 2026 to February 21, 2027
The Kunsthaus Zürich, which houses the largest collection of Munch's work outside of Norway, is bringing together the Norwegian painter and the Austrian Maria Lassnig for the first time. Two raw and vibrant bodies of work, separated by half a century.
- Unavoidable
- Classic
Exposition L’impressionnisme, une histoire belge à La Boverie, Liège
LA BOVERIE, LIÈGE
Du 9 octobre 2026 au 29 mars 2027
Pour ses dix ans, La Boverie, à Liège, réunit près de cent cinquante œuvres impressionnistes belges et françaises, d’Émile Claus et Ensor à Monet et Renoir, du 9 octobre 2026 au 29 mars 2027.
- Contemporary
- Unavoidable
Willem de Kooning at work exhibition at the Rijksmuseum
RIJKSMUSEUM
From October 9, 2026 to January 17, 2027
The Rijksmuseum brings together nearly one hundred and twenty works by Willem de Kooning and takes a rare approach: placing the drawing at the center, not as a draft but as a work of art.
- Classic
- Drawing
Exhibition Rubens, Jordaens, van Dyck at the Kupferstichkabinett, Berlin
KUPFERSTICHKABINETT
From October 10, 2026 to January 31, 2027
The Kupferstichkabinett in Berlin is bringing out its Flemish treasures for the first time in fifty years: more than one hundred drawings by twenty-eight artists, with Rubens, Jordaens and Van Dyck in the spotlight.
