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Exhibition "Body and Soul" Bourse de Commerce - Pinault Collection from March 5 to August 25, 2025

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Discover the "Body and Soul" exhibition at the Bourse de Commerce - Pinault Collection, an artistic journey exploring the power of the body in contemporary art. From Rodin to Jafa, over twenty artists express the essence of humanity through sculptures, paintings, and installations. Immerse yourself in this unique and vibrant experience.

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What to expect

"Bodies and Souls" Exhibition is an invitation to dive into the richness and complexity of contemporary art by exploring the representation of the human body in all its facets. Held at the Bourse de Commerce – Pinault Collection in Paris, it brings together around twenty international artists, both past and present, to offer a unique and intimate reflection on our humanity. This exceptional exhibition promises an immersive and inspiring artistic experience, shedding light through various media on the deep and sensitive relationship between the body, the soul, and history. An unmissable visit for art lovers and curious minds alike, it invites you on an emotional and intellectual journey through time and cultures.

"Bodies and Souls" Exhibition at the Bourse de Commerce - Pinault Collection

Why Discover "Bodies and Souls"?

This exhibition is not just a presentation of artworks: it offers a profound reflection on what it means to be human in today's context. By addressing issues related to identity, memory, cultural heritage, and social struggles, it encourages visitors to confront the realities and challenges of our time. Iconic artists such as Auguste Rodin, Arthur Jafa, Deana Lawson, and Ana Mendieta offer varied and powerful perspectives that go well beyond traditional artistic forms. Sculptures, paintings, photographs, and videos interact in a visual choreography where each artwork becomes a mirror of human feelings, struggles, and hopes.

Through powerful and sometimes unsettling works, the exhibition questions the representation of the body, not just as an object of contemplation but also as a subject carrying meanings and social claims. Art is presented here as an organic link that connects souls, a bridge between eras and emotions. The experience is for those who wish not only to contemplate art but also to feel its force and impact on our collective consciousness.

A Selection of Iconic Artists

The "Bodies and Souls" journey includes works by great names in art history as well as contemporary voices that renew our view of the human body. Michael Armitage, with his technique of painting on Lubugo bark, evokes a deep connection between art and natural materials. Arthur Jafa, known for his striking films, presents works dealing with African American history and experience through visual rhythms inspired by black music, such as gospel and jazz.

Other artists, such as David Hammons, Georg Baselitz, and Lynette Yiadom-Boakye, explore the relationships between the individual and society, while Ana Mendieta uses her own body to address issues of exile and cultural roots. Each of these artists contributes to an experience that goes beyond mere contemplation to become a reflection on identity, resilience, and belonging.

A Prestigious and Iconic Venue: The Bourse de Commerce

Located in the heart of Paris, the Bourse de Commerce is a venue rich in history and culture, with its spectacular architecture providing a perfect setting for contemporary works from the Pinault Collection. The central rotunda, with its majestic curves, allows for a harmonious arrangement of the works that engage in a dialogue with the space. This architecture creates a unique visiting experience, where visitors can move through galleries bathed in light, accentuating the beauty and visual impact of the artworks.

The Bourse de Commerce is easily accessible from all parts of Paris, surrounded by numerous attractions, restaurants, and shops. It is an unmissable stop for art and culture enthusiasts, as well as for those visiting Paris for the first time who wish to combine architectural heritage with contemporary creation.

Practical Information for Planning Your Visit

  • Exhibition Dates: March 5 to August 25, 2025.
  • Hours: The Bourse de Commerce is open every day. For detailed hours, please consult the official website, as they may vary depending on the day of the week and holiday periods.
  • Tickets: The ticket price for the "Bodies and Souls" exhibition is €14 for an adult ticket. Discounted rates are available for young people, students, and people with disabilities. Entry is free for those under 18, making the exhibition accessible to families.

To make the most of your visit, it is recommended to reserve your tickets online in advance. The Bourse de Commerce also offers guided tours, ideal for those looking to deepen their understanding of the exhibition's themes with an expert. These guided tours are available at regular times and are highly recommended for anyone seeking a detailed analysis of the works.

Why Book in Advance?

Booking your tickets in advance is strongly advised for several reasons. Firstly, this exhibition is highly anticipated and attracts a large audience, with limited slots per time slot to ensure a comfortable visiting experience. By booking in advance, you avoid waiting in line and are assured of a fully immersive experience. Furthermore, online booking provides additional information and allows you to plan your visit around other events and available guided tours.

An Immersive and Humanistic Experience

"Bodies and Souls" is much more than a simple art exhibition; it invites the visitor into an immersive experience where art becomes a means of sharing and questioning. Inspired by historical movements, such as the struggles for civil rights or feminist currents, the exhibition offers a powerful and contemporary reflection on the human condition. Visitors are invited to reflect on their own relationship with the body and soul, in light of works that address themes like exile, uprooting, and the quest for identity.

How to Get There?

The Bourse de Commerce - Pinault Collection is located in the 1st arrondissement of Paris, close to the Les Halles and Louvre-Rivoli metro stations, making it a highly accessible location by public transport. For visitors arriving by car, public parking is available nearby. The venue also provides facilities for people with reduced mobility, ensuring easy access for all.

Conclusion: An Unmissable Exhibition

The "Bodies and Souls" exhibition at the Bourse de Commerce - Pinault Collection is a unique artistic and philosophical exploration of the representation of the human body. It offers visitors an intimate encounter with works that resonate deeply with our contemporary questions. Whether you are an art enthusiast, a curious visitor, or looking for a culturally enriching experience, "Bodies and Souls" is an exhibition you won't want to miss. Book now and let yourself be carried away by the expressive power of this exceptional collection.

Copyright of photos:
Poster for the exhibition "Body and Soul." Antonio Oba, Cantor de coral – estudo, 2023, Pinault Collection Courtesy of the artist and Mendes Wood DM, Photo EstudioEmObra Gideon Appah, The Woman Bathing, 2021. Pinault Collection © Gideon Appah. Courtesy of the artist and Venus Over Manhattan. Photo: Venus Over Manhattan, New York. View of the courtyard of the Bourse de Commerce — Pinault Collection, Paris 2024. Giuseppe Penone, Idee di Pietra, 2010. Mario Merz, Fibonacci Sequence, 1984. © Pinault Collection/ADAGP, Paris, 2024. Photo: Romain Laprade. Bourse de Commerce — Pinault Collection © Tadao Ando Architect & Associates, Niney et Marca Architectes, Agence Pierre-Antoine Gatier. Photo: Patrick Tourneboeuf. Bourse de Commerce — Pinault Collection. Photo: Philippe Guignard - Air Images.

Common questions

What are the opening hours of the "Corps et Âmes" exhibition?

  • The exhibition is open from March 5 to August 25, 2025, with hours aligned with those of the Bourse de Commerce. Please check the specific hours and public holidays on our online ticketing platform.

Which artists are featured in this exhibition?

  • "Corps et Âmes" brings together works from over twenty artists, including Auguste Rodin, Michael Armitage, Ana Mendieta, Arthur Jafa, and Deana Lawson, each exploring the representation of the human body from various perspectives.

Is the exhibition accessible to people with reduced mobility?

  • Yes, the Bourse de Commerce is accessible to people with reduced mobility. Assistance services are also in place to ensure a comfortable visit for all.

Are guided tours available?

  • Guided tours are regularly offered to dive deeper into the themes of the exhibition. The schedule and prices for the guided tours are available on the reservation page.

What are the main themes of the exhibition?

  • The exhibition explores the human body as a means of expressing memory, identity, and social struggles, through works that question our relationship with history, otherness, and consciousness.

Can I take photos during the exhibition?

  • Non-flash photography is generally allowed, unless otherwise indicated in certain rooms for conservation reasons. Please respect the specific guidelines displayed in each space.

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