Nuit Blanche 2024: Fire at the Station!
An exhibition of Léo Nataf Animal skulls, flints, masks, headdresses, camel skins used to make parchments, gri-gris, ritual objects, volcanic rock, stones picked up along the way… Léo Nataf’s travels, which have taken him from hunter-gatherer communities (in the Amazon, Papua New Guinea and Mexico) to lands linked to the Jewish, Amazigh, Arab and African […]
A life by the river : the art of Chen Jialing
Echoing the geography of Shanghai and Paris, two cities built on the banks of water (the Seine and the Huangpu), the exhibition focuses on the river as a theme. It features some forty previously unseen works by the artist, some produced in the late 1990s and most created for the exhibition. Polyptychs, ink paintings, calligraphies, […]
AlUla, Wonder of Arabia
Opening its doors at the Palace Museum in Beijing’s Forbidden City, the UNESCO World heritage Site located in the centre of Beijing, this extraordinary, multilayered showcase will take visitors on an epic journey through the undiscovered history and legacy of AlUla, unveiling recently excavated archaeological artefacts that have been rarely displayed to the public. Located […]
Yves Klein – Painter of Space
“Yves Klein – Painter of Space” highlights three of the main aspects of Yves Klein’s work: monochromy, or the spiritual power of color; the imprint of flesh, the canvas as receptacle of sensitivity; and emotional power, the essence of art. Constructed in just seven years before his sudden death, Klein’s bold work, which anticipates many […]
Matisse by Matisse
Matisse Museum at Le Cateau-Cambrésis Born on December 31st, 1869 in Le Cateau-Cambrésis, northern France, Matisse came from a textile family that had been in the business for over 300 years. Two years before his death, Matisse bequeathed the most prized works from his own collection to his hometown, establishing the core of the collection […]
Ethereal Life in Paris: A World Tour Exhibition With Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec
Major figure of the Belle Époque, Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec depicted the Parisian society of the end of the 19th Century with discerning accuracy. His artworks are witnesses of the development of the artistic Montmartre and the Parisian life: the enthusiasm for cabarets, the bustling theaters, the growth of the press and the explosion of publicity. […]
