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Yiqing Yin, the first designer of Chinese origin to be awarded the French haute couture label, is a multi-disciplinary artist. At the crossroads of the arts, her evanescent sculptural works weave a dialogue between the fragility of the human being and the creative force of nature.
Katalog zur weltweit größten Privatsammlung von Helen Frankenthalers Gemälden. Erschienen anlässlich der Sonderausstellung im Museum Reinhard Ernst. Helen Frankenthaler Move and Make.
Since Michael Kenna first travelled to Japan in 1987, Asia has not ceased to influence his sensitive and singular gaze, through which he reveals the refined beauty of the continent's landscapes. Exhibition details
The Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation's Environmental Photography Award was launched in 2021. The book (bilingual French-English version), includes all the shortlisted photographs, accompanied by explanatory texts or photographers’ testimonials.
A new, expanded edition of Nathanaëlle Herbelin's first monograph. This bilingual French-English publication traces the artist's work from her beginnings on the French and international scene to recent works dating from 2025.
"The Mediterranean is so important. I didn't know it, I'm a man from the North, but it's the Mediterranean that struck me most. Henri Matisse
Book showcasing Annette Messager's drawing work over the last five years.
Born in Beirut, Lebanon, in 1976, Ali Cherri was marked by the violence of the civil war that began the year before his birth. The consequences of this war on the landscape, artifacts and bodies run through his artistic practice, which combines cinema, sculpture, performance, drawings and installations.
Over the centuries, the Post Office and time have woven a unique and, in many ways, little-known story. This exhibition explores the many facets of this history through the use of postal objects, which, when combined with works by contemporary artists, take visitors on a dizzying journey through history, art and the imagination, to the very heart of time.
Published in conjunction with the first public exhibition of this rare portfolio, Hilma af Klint: What Stands Behind the Flowers presents the drawings alongside contextualizing artworks and translations of the artist’s previously unpublished writings.
Thomas Lévy-Lasne, a painter born in Paris in 1980 and a graduate of the Beaux-Arts de Paris, has established himself as a leading figure on the contemporary art scene. A former resident at Villa Medici (2018-2019), he has been pursuing a rich and constantly evolving pictorial approach for over twenty years.
In these photographs, Adrian Burns invites us beyond appearances to discover a symbolic world hidden in the mysteries of nature.
A panorama of the major artistic movements of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, through watercolours, drawings, prints, posters and other objects by over 170 French and Belgian artists representative of the late 19th century.
A selection of works created between 2016 and the present day, many of them previously unseen, that raise the question of how we experience the world ‘according to AI’ or ‘through the prism of AI’.
Musée Guimet: guide to the collections of the national museum of Asian arts in Paris.
The Centre Pompidou takes over the Tripostal, one of the most iconic venues in Lille’s cultural scene.
As much as painting or sculpture, dance is also invented through drawing. Whether it's a tool for choreographic creation, for transmitting choreography to dancers or for teaching.
L’artiste britannique Mark Leckey explore l’extase, cet état qui transporte hors de soi. D’une œuvre à l’autre, Mark Leckey convoque des expériences qui lui permettent d’éprouver une intensité remarquable et une relation renouvelée au monde.
Pierrette Bloch (1928-2017) is one of the most renowned European artists of post-war abstraction. Independent throughout her career, she has turned to poor materials and reduced motifs that she organises between order and disorder. Exhibition details
Francis Bacon, a key figure in twentieth-century art, breaks free from the conventions of figurative portraiture to plunge to the heart of the human condition.
Since 2019, the Marmottan Monet museum has been inviting a contemporary artist to come and talk to its varied collections. For the ninth edition of these ‘Unexpected Dialogues’, the guest is Françoise Pétrovitch, a major artist on the French and international art scene.
In 2024, the HermèsFoundation entrusted the sponsorship of its artist residency programme to exhibition curator Gaël Charbau. He accompanied visual artist Linda Sanchez on a residency at the Saint-Louis crystal glassworks in Pierre-Bénite.
The catalogue sheds light on the work of Sanyu (1895-1966), one of the most important Chinese painters of the twentieth century, and presents 113 ink drawings, etchings and oil paintings, most of them previously unpublished, in dialogue with works by Picasso, Matisse and Foujita. Exhibition details
The catalogue presents Sylvie Selig's monumental work, River of No Return, alongside a number of other works by the artist, illustrating the variety of her practice: embroidery on textiles, paintings, drawings, sculptures, including the mannequins that Sylvie Selig calls her Weird Family...
The threads weaving their way between the work of great fashion figures and the world of art are almost endless, and the history of art as expressed by the Musée du Louvre, in the depth of its collections and in the ways it reflects the tastes of days gone by, is an equally vast terrain of influences and sources.
“We built a fantastic palace at night... “brings together the works of contemporary artist Petrit Halilaj and those of Alberto Giacometti.
Pioneer of Neo-Impressionism and a cornerstone of anarchist and libertarian circles, Maximilien Luce (1858–1941) left a lasting mark on his time through his profound artistic and political commitments.
The Oskar Reinhart Collection in Winterthur, northern Switzerland, is one of the most remarkable of its kind, ranging from superlative Old Master paintings and drawings to exceptional examples of Impressionist art.
A journey through the Midi in painting, from Impressionism to the present day. From Monet to Picasso, via Matisse and Bonnard to Combas, each artist bears witness to this fascination for a Mediterranean golden age, where nature and art intertwine in a poetic vision of the world.
Through exceptional works by Toulouse-Lautrec, Chéret, Mucha and Steinlen, and objects from the period, "Art is in the Street" reveals the many facets of the poster, from advertising to political propaganda, which soon achieved the status of a work of art.
The aim of this book is to rediscover the Japanese painters of the New School of Paris. Post-war Japanese pictorial art, with its explosive blend of ancestral calligraphy and a form of abstraction unheard of in the aftermath of the Second World War, was a major influence on the history of Western painting in the 1950s.
Featuring around a hundred works from the Pinault Collection, the catalogue explores the representation of the body in contemporary art.
The Centre Pompidou brings together 150 artists from Africa, the Americas, the Caribbean, and Europe who have contributed to the global cultural scene in the second half of the 20th century. Exhibition details
The book bears witness to the artistic and visual power of Africa between the 11th and 21st centuries, and celebrates the rich history and cultural heritage of African royalty by presenting carefully selected material extracts from different regions of the continent. Exhibition details
The book aims to show the variety of works connected with the spiritual impulse, from those used in religious rites to contemporary artworks that refer to them.
Two masterpieces from the Musée d'Orsay, Paul Cézanne's Le Golfe de Marseille vu de l'Estaque and Paul Guigou's La Lavandière, are presented at the heart of the Musée des Beaux-Arts de Marseille's collection of paintings from the Marseilles School, and together explore the question of how modernity was received in Marseilles around 1870.
Between 1904 and 1907, the Séeberger brothers took part in four photography exhibitions organised by the City of Paris in the form of a competition for amateurs, a model then in vogue. These exhibitions enabled them to distinguish themselves and forge a solid reputation in photography. Exhibition details
The catalogue celebrates the unique Mescaline Drawings by the Franco-Belgian poet and visual artist Henri Michaux (1899–1984).
Jaume Plensa celebrates the fundamental similarities that link people across languages and cultures, by focusing on the body, he bears witness to a collective, shared and resilient beauty. Exhibition details
Famous for her work on the Cosa nostra, the Sicilian mafia that reigned during the Years of Lead, the colossal oeuvre of Letizia Battaglia (1935-2022) - over 500,000 photographs - is nonetheless highly diverse. Exhibition details
The contemporary artist Guillaume Bresson, is one of the leading lights of French figurative painting.
Aan het begin van zijn carrière was Ensor het slachtoffer van onbegrip van zijn naasten en van aanvallen van critici, en de satire, zowel verbaal als picturaal, werd zijn verdedigingswapen. Uiteindelijk zou satire een van de elementen worden die het veelzijdige karakter van zijn werk uitmaken.
Since its foundation in the 1830s, the line of silversmiths, created by Charles Christofle and continued by Henri Bouilhet, has transformed the lines and decorations of silver to adapt them to everyday life.
Vincent Van Gogh's famous ‘cosmic poem’, The Starry Night (1888), puts into perspective the sources from which the artist drew to create it, as well as the influence this work had on other artists.Exhibition details
A selection of artworks by international artists dealing with the food theme and all its implications.