This exhibit, composed of masterpieces from the Tate Britain, “highlights a key period in the history of painting in England, from the 1760’s to ca. 1820”. It seeks to create a “panorama demonstrating all of its originality and diversity”.
The Musée Maillol pays tribute to the great naïve masters in this exhibit. “Referred to as ‘modern primitives’ by one of their greatest proponents, the art collector and critic Wilhelm Uhde (1874-1947), these artists reinvented painting in their own way, separate from the avant-gardes and academics”.
This exhibit “unveils the fruit of over twenty years of research, revealed to the public for the first time. An invitation to a journey through the millennium, from Antiquity to now, at the heart of a lavish oasis briefly transported to the AWI for an exhibit through modern technology, newly-discovered objects, and the magic of […]
The Grand Palais seeks to show that Toulouse-Lautrec was more than just a witness of the Montmartre years through this exhibition, running from 9 October 2019 to 27 January 2020. More than just the frivolous moments of his Belle-Époque, Toulouse-Lautrec wished to paint time, capture duration, find the space-time of an image, and freeze contemporary, […]
Nearly 230 exceptional works offer a panorama of the creativity and traditions of this wrought iron technique, which has been practised on this continent for 2500 years.
A collection of a hundred or so hand-painted photographs by Pierre et Gilles, exhibited for the first time, in a “musical and visual installation that reveals the secrets of their factory of idols”. A jukebox, several hundred items from their workshop, record covers, and video clips complete this unusual exhibit highlighting the love story between […]
The work of one of Brazil's greatest photographers is in the spotlight: Claudia Andujar, known for her struggle to defend the rights of the Yanomami Indians of the Amazon.
Composed of roughly fifty of the artist’s works, this exhibit seeks to “measure the breadth and ambition of a half-century of meditation on the function and voice of the artist in our society”.
“Could there be a more lovely tribute to the one who invented fantastic realism in literature than to make him the main character of an opera in which plausibility is banished and the imagination sets its own rules? In Offenbach’s work, Hoffman is depicted as a cursed poet and composer, recalling his memories of love, […]
See more than 300 works on paper by Picasso in this upcoming exhibition. From works in progress to finished collages, ‘Picasso and Paper’ shows Picasso’s investigation into the material over the course of decades.
The Hors Pistes Festival is returning to the Centre Pompidou from 24 January to 9 February 2020, with an edition dedicated to the People of Images. For 15 years, this free festival has addressed current topics and their echoes in contemporary art, cinema, and philosophy, with screenings, a lovely exhibit, meetings, and more.
“A romantic ballet par excellence, “Giselle” marks the height of a new aesthetic. Fluffy tutus, white gauze, tulle and tarlatan dominate the scene. In the fantastical transfiguration of a tragedy, the Willis participate in the illusion of immateriality.”
Marc Lavoine and Fabrice Aboulker’s new show will be presented at the Folies Bergères starting in late January.
art3f is a contemporary art fair featuring over a hundred artists and galleries in a 10,000 m² space. It is equally a cultural event offering a variety of entertainment over a 3-day period: a happening zone for kids, a dedicated Street Art space with live performances, and a large bar with kitchen and fine wines.
Whitechapel presents a body of works by a ‘new generation of artists,’ including Michael Armitage, Cecily Brown, Nicole Eisenman, Sanya Kantarovsky, Tala Madani, Ryan Mosley, Christina Quarles, Daniel Richter, Dana Schutz and Tschbalala Self.
After 20 years, an exhibition of works by artist Steve McQueen is coming to London. Works of film, sculpture, and photography are represented in 14 major works, including some never before shown in the UK, that span two decades of McQueen’s career.
Family-owned, Parallax is run by artists and designers. More than 7,000 items are on view from more around 300 exhibitors. Aiming to let the people make their own judgments on art, Parallax does not offer tours or artists talks that might influence your own thoughts.
At a time when gender is being reassessed and reconfigured, this exhibition will look at notions of masculinity and how it has been shaped from the 1960s through today. It will touch on topics of power, patriarchy, perception, toxic masculinity, and queer identity, to name only a few, through more than 50 works by international […]
Nicoleas Maes’ works portray 17th century Dutch domestic life in a manner that allows you to go behind the scenes, so to speak, of the hustle and bustle of a functioning home. Having begun painting biblical and historical scenes, Maes ultimately focused on day-to-day life becoming one of the most well-known Dutch artists. More than […]
In 2018, New York-based artist Kehinde Wiley became a household art world name when he painted the official portrait of then US president Barack Obama. With ‘The Yellow Wallpaper,’ visitors will see works in Wiley’s vibrant style that feature women he met in Dalston.
On the occasion of the release of her 14th opus entitled Madame X, Madonna chose the Grand Rex for her grand return to the capital. The queen of pop, with her 40-year career and 300 million albums sold, is due to give a series of 10 exceptional concerts at the famous Parisian venue.
When discussing surrealism, Britain isn’t usually your first thought. However, this exhibition will ask guests to reconsider after they’re presented with more than 70 artworks by more than 40 artists ranging from Francis Bacon to Henry Moore. ‘British Surrealism’ also coincides with the 100th anniversary of the birth of surrealist movement.
The exhibition "Neurons, simulated intelligences" underlines the continuity of research by artists, architects, designers and musicians with that developed by the major scientific laboratories or those of the industrial world. Within the framework of "Mutations/Creations".
"Conceived as an invitation to plunge into the teeming universe of Christian Louboutin, the exhibition explores all the facets of an inspiration with multiple references, in a place that is dear to the creator and which saw the birth of his vocation".
With works ranging from the 1950s to today, this exhibition highlights works Hockney, well, created from life. Works include self-portraits and depictions of a handful of sitters, including his mother, Laura Hockney, friend and curator Gregory Evans, and muse, Celia Birtwell. Roughly 150 works chart Hockney’s artistic course and includes a series of new portraits.
For the first time the work of the Aixois will be compared with masterpieces by the greatest Italian masters from the 16th to the 19th century. Thus an exceptional selection of Cézanne's paintings, including the iconic Montagne Sainte-Victoire, the must-see Pastoral and still-life paintings, will face a rare collection of ancient paintings by Tintoretto, Le […]
Women's Fall-Winter 2020-2021 Haute Couture Collection. Fashion shows will take place all over Paris.
Continuing in the theme of fashion, the V&A will exhibit the kimono and its historical and current significance to Japan, the rest of the world, and fashion.
