A WARDROBE OF ONE’S OWN: DISSIDENT FEMININITIES IN THE 19TH CENTURY
This major fashion exhibition explores how women in the 19th century appropriated elements of menswear, using clothing as a tool for independence, identity, and social transformation. More than 350 garments, accessories, artworks, and archival pieces reveal how dress challenged traditional ideas of femininity.
September 26, 2026–February 14, 2027
Palais Galliera, 10 Avenue Pierre Ier-de-Serbie, 75116 Paris
GIANNI VERSACE RETROSPECTIVE
This retrospective celebrates the bold visual language of Gianni Versace, bringing together iconic garments, accessories, and references that reflect the designer’s impact on fashion, popular culture, and contemporary image-making.
June 5–October 31, 2026
Musée Maillol, 59–61 Rue de Grenelle, 75007 Paris
WEAVING, EMBROIDERING, SUBLIMATING AT PALAIS GALLIERA
This immersive exhibition delves into the intricate world of ornamentation techniques, from delicate embroidery and masterful weaving to innovative sublimation methods, highlighting the craftsmanship behind haute couture and decorative arts across history.
December 13, 2025–October 18, 2026
Palais Galliera, 10 Avenue Pierre Ier-de-Serbie, 75116 Paris
MAISON MICHEL: THE ART OF HATMAKING
This free exhibition offers a behind-the-scenes look at the craftsmanship of Maison Michel, exploring the techniques, materials, and traditions behind the French fashion house’s celebrated hats, from berets and boaters to sculptural couture headpieces.
September 23–December 13, 2026
Le19M, 2 Place Skanderbeg, 75019 Paris
KERRY JAMES MARSHALL: THE HISTORIES
This major exhibition presents paintings by Kerry James Marshall that examine Black identity, representation, history, and visibility. Bringing together around 70 works, including new paintings created for the exhibition, the show places African American experiences at the centre of contemporary art history.
September 18, 2026–January 24, 2027
Musée d’Art Moderne de Paris, 11 Avenue du Président Wilson, 75116 Paris
SIMONE FATTAL: CITIES AT THE BOTTOM OF A LAKE
This first Paris monographic exhibition dedicated to Simone Fattal brings together paintings, ceramics, collages, and artist’s books spanning more than five decades. Her poetic practice draws on mythology, literature, philosophy, memory, and the cultural histories of the Mediterranean.
September 18, 2026–January 24, 2027
Musée d’Art Moderne de Paris, 11 Avenue du Président Wilson, 75116 Paris
ANDY WARHOL: LINE AND IMAGE
This exhibition focuses on Andy Warhol’s drawings, revealing the importance of line, repetition, observation, and image-making within his wider artistic practice. The presentation offers a more intimate perspective on the artist beyond his best-known paintings and silkscreens.
September 16, 2026–January 10, 2027
Musée du Luxembourg, 19 Rue de Vaugirard, 75006 Paris
THE FABRIC OF THE ARTIST
This exhibition examines the relationship between clothing, artistic identity, and public image. Through garments, photographs, sculptures, and archival materials, it explores how artists have used dress to construct their personas and communicate their creative identities.
September 23, 2026–January 24, 2027
Musée Bourdelle, 18 Rue Antoine Bourdelle, 75015 Paris
CEZANNE AND US
This major retrospective explores the enduring influence of Paul Cézanne on modern and contemporary art. Bringing together 174 masterpieces and works by artists connected to his legacy, the exhibition considers how his approach to form, colour, and perception continues to shape artistic practice.
September 23, 2026–January 17, 2027
Grand Palais, 3 Avenue du Général Eisenhower, 75008 Paris
EVA GONZALÈS: A FREE-SPIRITED ARTIST
This exhibition presents the work of Eva Gonzalès, a key figure of late 19th-century French painting whose portraits and scenes of modern life reflect an independent and distinctive artistic voice. The show offers a renewed look at her contribution to Impressionism and modern painting.
September 15, 2026–January 24, 2027
Petit Palais, Avenue Winston-Churchill, 75008 Paris
AUGUSTE BARTHOLDI: LIBERTY ENLIGHTENING THE WORLD
This exhibition explores the life and work of Auguste Bartholdi, the French sculptor behind the Statue of Liberty. Through sculptures, drawings, models, photographs, and archival material, it examines the artistic and political imagination behind one of the world’s most recognisable monuments.
September 15, 2026–January 31, 2027
Musée d’Orsay, Esplanade Valéry Giscard d’Estaing, 75007 Paris
SALON DES BEAUX-ARTS 2026
This annual exhibition brings together contemporary artists working across painting, sculpture, photography, drawing, and mixed media. Presented in the historic Orangerie of the Senate, it offers a broad survey of emerging and established artistic practices in an intimate setting.
September 24–29, 2026
Orangerie du Sénat, Jardin du Luxembourg, 75006 Paris
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