Exhibitions in Paris in November 2026
The Unmissable Cultural Guide for Autumn

Discover the exhibition "In the Seine" at the Archaeological Crypt of the Île de la Cité, showcasing 150 historical objects from the river. Explore the history of Paris, from Prehistory to the present day, through fascinating artifacts and immersive illustrations. Book now!

Discover the exhibition "Michel Paysant. Voir Monet" at the Musée de l'Orangerie from October 15, 2025, to January 26, 2026. The artist explores art and science using an innovative technique, drawing with his eyes. Don’t miss this unique encounter between heritage, technology, and contemporary creation.

Discover the exhibition Berthe Weill. Avant-Garde Gallerist from October 8, 2025, to January 26, 2026. Dive into the history of this pioneering art market figure, who supported major artists like Picasso and Modigliani. Explore over 100 works that testify to her impact on modern art.

The exhibition "I Photo" honors Gabrielle Hébert, a pioneer of photography and the first visual chronicler of the Villa Medici. Through her photographs, she documents her life, her husband Ernest Hébert, and the artistic atmosphere of the time, offering a unique perspective on creation and love through the lens.

Dive into an artistic and scientific exploration of sleep through the centuries. The exhibition The Empire of Sleep at the Marmottan Monet Museum unveils nearly 100 works blending dreams, eroticism, symbolism, and neurology for a unique immersion into the mysteries of our nights. Discover it from October 2025.

Dive into Musika Automatika at the Quai Branly – Jacques Chirac Museum. Artist Junior Mvunzi transforms recycled objects and sound archives into musical automatons, offering an immersive experience where past and present converse. Between memory and innovation, discover a vibrant creation that reinvents music and sound heritage.

Dive into the heart of the Amazon with Amazônia — Indigenous Creations and Futures at the Musée du quai Branly – Jacques Chirac. Discover a unique encounter between contemporary works and historical collections, highlighting the vitality, creativity, and future of Indigenous cultures in an immersive and captivating journey.

Discover the provocative universe of Philip Guston at the Picasso Museum in Paris. This exhibition explores his major works, from abstract expressionism to satirical figuration, and his drawings inspired by the political critique of the 1970s. Dive into the irony and visual power of Guston's engaged art.

Dive into the fascinating world of manga with the exhibition "Manga. A Whole Art!" at the Guimet Museum. Explore its origins, contemporary evolution, and its links with traditional Japanese art through rare works, original pages, and creations inspired by pop culture. An immersive experience not to be missed.

“Mute – Fabienne Verdier” reveals thirty years of creation through forty works interacting with the medieval and classical spaces of the Cité. Between gesture, color, and silence, the exhibition offers an immersive experience where contemporary abstraction meets heritage, providing a sensitive and deeply contemplative encounter.

Step into the world of Paris in 1925 with the exhibition “Paris 1925: Art Deco and Its Architects”. Discover the creations of Auguste Perret, Le Corbusier, and other pioneers, explore Art Deco pavilions and gardens, and enjoy an interactive immersion celebrating the innovation, architecture, and modernity of this iconic era.

Discover the exhibition Sargent. The Paris Years (1874-1884) at the Musée d'Orsay, which explores the early years of John Singer Sargent in Paris. With over 90 works, some of which are unpublished in France, the exhibition traces his meteoric rise in the Parisian art world and his lasting influence on portrait art.