Exhibition "Figures" – Malala Andrialavidrazana Palais de Tokyo from October 17, 2024 to January 5, 2025

What to expect

The Palais de Tokyo, an iconic contemporary art center located in the heart of Paris, will host an unmissable exhibition starting on October 17, 2024. Titled "Figures," this exhibition reveals the monumental work of artist Malala Andrialavidrazana, a major figure in the international art scene. Through large-scale digital collages, the artist reinvents the way geographic maps, stamps, banknotes, and other iconic objects can interact with one another to explore questions of power, knowledge, and cultural perspectives. This unique event, not to be missed, invites you to discover fascinating works that illuminate contemporary issues while immersing you in a breathtaking visual universe.

Exhibition "Figures" by Malala Andrialavidrazana: An Unprecedented Experience at the Palais de Tokyo

The Palais de Tokyo: A Must-Visit Art Venue

Located between the Eiffel Tower and the Champs-Élysées, the Palais de Tokyo is one of the largest contemporary art centers in Paris. Renowned for its bold exhibitions and innovative installations, it is distinguished by its commitment to providing a platform for artistic expression for both emerging and established artists. This atypical and prestigious venue, characterized by its modern architecture with monumental space and large windows, is the perfect setting for hosting an exhibition of the magnitude of "Figures."

The exhibition occupies the great glass gallery of the Palais, a space approximately 60 meters long, offering a spectacular backdrop for appreciating the artist's works. The natural light flooding the room mingles with the monumental pieces, amplifying the immersive experience and plunging visitors into a dialogue between architecture and contemporary art. It is a place where art is experienced in all its grandeur, and every detail is designed to enhance the artist’s vision.

A Visual and Conceptual Journey with Malala Andrialavidrazana

Through "Figures," Malala Andrialavidrazana offers a profound reflection on power dynamics, geographic representations, and questions of cultural and historical perspectives. By combining elements of geographic maps, digital collages, as well as images of stamps, banknotes, advertisements, and other iconic objects, the artist invites visitors to interrogate knowledge and the mechanisms of power related to cartography.

Collage, an art form that assembles multiple often contradictory elements, becomes a powerful tool for questioning notions of territoriality and representation. The work of Malala Andrialavidrazana raises essential questions: "Who speaks? From what point of view?" These inquiries confront us with our own perspective on the world and prompt us to reflect on the narratives we construct and the systems that underpin them.

This exhibition is particularly significant as it marks the first solo exhibition of the artist in a public institution in Paris. This moment is thus both a retrospective of her past works and an opening to her recent creations, all in a format that reinvents the traditional exhibition space. Don’t miss this opportunity to discover powerful and unprecedented works in a prestigious setting.

Book to Experience an Exclusive Opportunity

Why should you book your visit for this exhibition? The answer is simple: "Figures" by Malala Andrialavidrazana is a work to be discovered in a grand space, offering a rare visual and intellectual experience. The Palais de Tokyo, with its large glass gallery, amplifies the impact of the works, creating a total immersion that can only be fully appreciated in this unique context. By booking your tickets in advance, you not only secure your spot at this exceptional event but also optimize your experience by ensuring smooth and privileged access.

Tickets are available online or on-site, but advance reservation is highly recommended. This not only allows you to choose the time slot that suits you best but also helps you avoid long lines and fully enjoy your visit. Additionally, for visitors who wish to extend their experience, the Palais de Tokyo offers special subscriptions, such as the Tokyopass, which provide reduced rates for future exhibitions and events.

Practical Information for Your Visit

Hours & Access:

Hours starting October 17, 2024:
• 12 PM - 10 PM: Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday
• 12 PM - 12 AM: Thursday
• Tuesday: Closed to the public
Annual closures: January 1, May 1, December 25
Exceptional closures at 6 PM: December 24 and 31

Address:
13, avenue du Président Wilson 75116 Paris
Metro: Line 9 (Iéna, Alma Marceau)
Bus: Lines 32, 42, 63, 72, 80, 82, 92
RER: Line C (Pont de l'Alma)
Velib’: Station 8046 (Marceau – Président Wilson)
Parking and electric charging stations nearby.

Accessibility
Access to the exhibitions is free for people with disabilities and their accompanying person. Wheelchairs are available upon request.
Reserved parking spaces: Place de Tokyo and Rue Brignole.

Prices:

• Full price – €13
• Reduced price – €9
  18-25 years old, students, seniors (+60 years), individuals affiliated with the Maison des Artistes, teachers without an education pass, members of partner institutions (CND, MAM, musée du quai Branly – Jacques Chirac), and visitors of the Musée d’Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris on the day of their visit.
  Upon presentation of a valid proof of less than 3 months.

An Exhibition Not to Be Missed

The exhibition "Figures" by Malala Andrialavidrazana is an invitation to dive into a profound reflection on contemporary issues of power and representation through art. It combines the power of visual art with inquiries about history and geography, and the Palais de Tokyo is the ideal place for such an experience. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to discover a visionary artist in an exceptional setting.

Book your tickets now and experience an unforgettable time in one of the largest contemporary art centers in Paris!

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