Table from the exhibition Paris 1793-1794 A Revolutionary Year

Top exhibitions in Paris Region this winter 2024

Paris Region displays all its splendour over the festive season, and its museums are not to be outdone. Here is a selection of exhibitions not to be missed this winter.
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Paris, eternal capital of culture, is rolling out its programme in the capital’s unmissable museums and throughout the region. From exceptional retrospectives to immersive strolls, tributes and unmissable masterpieces, you’re sure to be seduced… Fashion, fine arts, photography, history, sculpture… what’s there to choose?

Tableau Green Tea de Leonora Carrington
Until 13/01/2025
Surrealism
Art & culture Events
One hundred years after the publication of André Breton's Manifesto, the Centre Pompidou is celebrating the Surrealist movement with a major exhibition running until 13 January 2025.
Portrait de fou regardant a travers ses doigt
Until 03/02/2025
Figures of the Fool. From the Middle Ages to the Romantics
Art & culture Events
The exhibition will be held at the Louvre from 16 October 2024 to 3 February 2025, in the Hall Napoléon. It explores the representation of the fool in medieval and Renaissance art through more than 300 works.
Tableau La Cène réalisée par Jacopo Bassano vers 1546
Until 05/01/2025
Masterpieces from the Borghese Gallery
Art & culture Events
The Borghese Gallery invites you to admire the works of Botticelli and Caravaggio without even leaving Paris. The greatest masters of Italian art are unveiled in an exceptional exhibition at the Jacquemart-André Museum.
La Fête de l'unité et de la réunion sur la place de la Révolution
Until 16/02/2025
Paris 1793-1794. A Revolutionary Year
Art & culture Events
Although 1789 is remembered by all, little is known about the years that followed. However, from 6 October 1793 to 21 September 1794, France went through a dark period known as the Terror. The Musée Carnavalet is devoting an exhibition to this period.
Œuvre d'Olga des Amaral
Until 16/03/2025
Olga de Amaral
Have you heard of Fibre Art? Olga de Amaral, a leading personality in this artistic movement, unveils the extent of her art in an unprecedented retrospective exhibition. Textile artworks admired like paintings.
La Fête de l'unité et de la réunion sur la place de la Révolution
Until 16/02/2025
Paris 1793-1794. A Revolutionary Year
Art & culture Events
Although 1789 is remembered by all, little is known about the years that followed. However, from 6 October 1793 to 21 September 1794, France went through a dark period known as the Terror. The Musée Carnavalet is devoting an exhibition to this period.
Affiche Exposition de Blanc Lundi 31 Janvier. A la Place Clichy
Until 05/04/2025
The emergence of department stores. Fashion, design, toys and advertisements, 1852-1925
From 10 April 2024 to 16 March 2025, the Decorative Arts Museum and the Architecture & Heritage Centre will take it in turns to present the history of department stores, from their emergence to the present day.
Tableau Parie de bateau de Gustave Caillebotte
Until 19/01/2025
Caillebotte. Painting men
Art & culture Events
Come and visit this exhibition devoted to the artist’s interest in painting portraits of men and male figures. This often underestimated artist deserves your attention.
Personne déambulant aux milieu des œuvre de l'exposition Arte Povera à la Bourse de Commerce
Until 20/01/2025
Arte Povera
Art & culture Events
Art and opposition often go hand in hand. If you don’t believe us, visit the Arte Povera exhibition for an overview of the artistic and political movement that emerged in Italy in the 1960s.
Basket Nike avec grosse semelle.
Until 07/09/2025
Fashion on the move
Art & culture Events
Fashion and sport go hand in hand at the Palais Galliera. For the Cultural Olympiad, wear your very best jogging gear for this fascinating tour that deals with evolving perceptions of the human body and sports clothing.

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