Category: This Week

La Maison Rouge, a private non-profit foundation based in Paris to promote contemporary art, recently opened an exhibition titled The French Spirit: Countercultures 1969-1989. The exhibition that runs through May 21, 2017, is an exploration of significant countercultures and new social movements that emerged over the course of two decades in the immediate aftermath of May 1968…

Photographer Rogen Ballen and artist Hans Lemmen explore the human-animal connection in a darkly intriguing collaboration for the Unleashed exhibition now on show in Paris.

Lyon-based artist collective Taverne Gutenberg comes to 59 Rivoli, Paris for the exhibition ‘The New Figurations’ from March 30 to April 10, 2017.

A joyful discovery! Fifteen experimental artists transform an old gym building and create some crazy artworks. Must see this March in Paris!

In a landmark exhibition, the Louvre Museum, Paris presents master Dutch genre painter Vermeer’s paintings, including The Milkmaid and The Lacemaker, juxtaposing them against those of his contemporaries.

Paris-based Fondation Henri Cartier-Bresson’s latest photography exhibition is dedicated to late French photographer Henri Cartier-Bresson’s pathbreaking book, “Images à la Sauvette” (Images on the Run), or as its American edition is named “The Decisive Moment”.

The recently opened photo exhibition “Stéphane Duroy / Again and Again” at Le Bal, Paris presents an overview of photographer Stéphane Duroy’s work capturing the complex realities of societies haunted by memories of war and exile and his recent foray into finding new means of artistic expression.

A new exhibition at Fondation Louis-Vuitton brings the famed Shchukin Collection – including works by Monet, Matisse, Picasso, Cézanne and many others – outside Russia for the first time in a century.