Featured Events in Paris in October, 2024 (May Updated)

From October 15, 2024 to January 19, 2025, the Musée national Picasso-Paris presents a new temporary exhibition devoted to the American artist Jackson Pollock. First exhibition in France since 2008, it will focus on his early works, from 1934 to 1947. The exhibition "Jackson Pollock: The Early Years (1934-1947)" revisits the early career of Jackson Pollock (1912-1956), marked by the influence of regionalism and Mexican muralists, right up to his first drippings in 1947. This body of work, rarely exhibited for its own sake, bears witness to the diverse sources that nourished the young artist's research, crossing the influence of native American arts with that of the European avant-gardes, among which Pablo Picasso figures prominently. Compared to the Spanish painter and the great names of European painting by the critics, Pollock was quickly established as a true monument of American painting, and in so doing, isolated from the more complex networks of exchanges of influences that nourished his work during his New York years. The exhibition aims to present in detail these years, which were the laboratory for his work, by restoring the artistic and intellectual context from which both were nourished. The exhibition focuses on several key moments in the young Pollock's artistic and intellectual development during these years of experimentation. By calling on key figures in his artistic career (Charles Pollock, William Baziotes, Lee Krasner, André Masson, Pablo Picasso, Janet Sobel...), the exhibition highlights the intensity and singularity of his work in its various dimensions (painting and working with materials, printmaking, sculpture).

The great Scandinavian troublemakers of contemporary art, Elmgreen & Dragset are invited to place their poetic sculptures in dialogue with the iconic Nave of Sculptures of the Musée d’Orsay. Their exhibitions are always situated at the crossroads of performance, space and sculpture. The presentation they have created specifically for the Musée d’Orsay will shake up the gaze of visitors, invited to dive into a museum turned upside down.

From October 15, 2024 to January 19, 2025, the Musée national Picasso-Paris presents a new temporary exhibition devoted to the American artist Jackson Pollock. First exhibition in France since 2008, it will focus on his early works, from 1934 to 1947. The exhibition "Jackson Pollock: The Early Years (1934-1947)" revisits the early career of Jackson Pollock (1912-1956), marked by the influence of regionalism and Mexican muralists, right up to his first drippings in 1947. This body of work, rarely exhibited for its own sake, bears witness to the diverse sources that nourished the young artist's research, crossing the influence of native American arts with that of the European avant-gardes, among which Pablo Picasso figures prominently. Compared to the Spanish painter and the great names of European painting by the critics, Pollock was quickly established as a true monument of American painting, and in so doing, isolated from the more complex networks of exchanges of influences that nourished his work during his New York years. The exhibition aims to present in detail these years, which were the laboratory for his work, by restoring the artistic and intellectual context from which both were nourished. The exhibition focuses on several key moments in the young Pollock's artistic and intellectual development during these years of experimentation. By calling on key figures in his artistic career (Charles Pollock, William Baziotes, Lee Krasner, André Masson, Pablo Picasso, Janet Sobel...), the exhibition highlights the intensity and singularity of his work in its various dimensions (painting and working with materials, printmaking, sculpture).

Perrotin is pleased to present a solo exhibition by Takashi Murakami at 2bis avenue Matignon. The gallery is part of the new association Matignon Saint-Honoré which gathers a selection of galleries from the 8th district.

Mitterrand gallery presents its very first exhibition at 95 rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, History is round like the Earth by Chilean artist Roberto Matta. The exhibition brings together some thirty works - paintings, sculptures and drawings - covering each decade from the 1930s to the 1990s. An original text by American art historian Terri Geis will also be published for the occasion.

In autumn 2024, the Musée Rodin will showcase a little-known piece from its collections: Auguste Rodin’s Study for Balzac's Dressing Gown. Drawing on a series of sculptures from the museum’s collections, 19th-century garments from the Palais Galliera and never-before-shown archives from the Institut de France, the exhibition titled In·visible Bodies conducts an investigation into Rodin’s search for a body for Balzac, centred on his singular piece, Dressing Gown. This enquiry is a prelude to an exploration into the bodies – be they real, idealised, static or obscured – in 19th-century monumental statuary, which continue to populate our contemporary world today.

Perrotin is pleased to present a solo exhibition by Takashi Murakami at 2bis avenue Matignon. The gallery is part of the new association Matignon Saint-Honoré which gathers a selection of galleries from the 8th district.

The great Scandinavian troublemakers of contemporary art, Elmgreen & Dragset are invited to place their poetic sculptures in dialogue with the iconic Nave of Sculptures of the Musée d’Orsay. Their exhibitions are always situated at the crossroads of performance, space and sculpture. The presentation they have created specifically for the Musée d’Orsay will shake up the gaze of visitors, invited to dive into a museum turned upside down.

隨著科技快速進展，大數據與人工智能已成為當今社會不可或缺的一環。在這個大數據與人工智能的浪潮中，巴黎將於2024年10月15日舉辦一場盛大的專業展會「大數據與人工智能 巴黎 2024」。此次活動將在法蘭西島的Foire de Paris盛大展開，邀請全球科技專家和企業領袖共襄盛舉。 展會將重點聚焦於人工智能與大數據的最新發展趨勢、應用案例及行業解決方案，為參與者提供一個充滿洞察力的交流平台。屆時將有眾多專業講者演講，與會者將有機會深入了解這些尖端技術如何轉變商業操作和人類生活，並探索未來的可能性。 對於那些渴望在人工智能與大數據領域獲取最新知識、建立專業網絡的專業人士而言，「大數據與人工智能 巴黎 2024」是一個不容錯過的重要活動。立刻將此盛會加入您的日程，共同見證科技的力量。

From October 15, 2024 to January 19, 2025, the Musée national Picasso-Paris presents a new temporary exhibition devoted to the American artist Jackson Pollock. First exhibition in France since 2008, it will focus on his early works, from 1934 to 1947. The exhibition "Jackson Pollock: The Early Years (1934-1947)" revisits the early career of Jackson Pollock (1912-1956), marked by the influence of regionalism and Mexican muralists, right up to his first drippings in 1947. This body of work, rarely exhibited for its own sake, bears witness to the diverse sources that nourished the young artist's research, crossing the influence of native American arts with that of the European avant-gardes, among which Pablo Picasso figures prominently. Compared to the Spanish painter and the great names of European painting by the critics, Pollock was quickly established as a true monument of American painting, and in so doing, isolated from the more complex networks of exchanges of influences that nourished his work during his New York years. The exhibition aims to present in detail these years, which were the laboratory for his work, by restoring the artistic and intellectual context from which both were nourished. The exhibition focuses on several key moments in the young Pollock's artistic and intellectual development during these years of experimentation. By calling on key figures in his artistic career (Charles Pollock, William Baziotes, Lee Krasner, André Masson, Pablo Picasso, Janet Sobel...), the exhibition highlights the intensity and singularity of his work in its various dimensions (painting and working with materials, printmaking, sculpture).

Join us on every 3rd Tuesday for an hour of stand-up comedy with Funny Women! Our all-female line-up includes comedians from a range of countries and skill levels - so you never know what to expect! Enter with a single drink purchase for the venue. Pay-what-you-can exit for the show🙂 Recommended 12 euros/person (8 euros/student) Located downstairs at a cute cocktail bar in Paris: L e Noddi 16 Rue des Bernardins, 75005 Paris Doors open at 8:00pm - show starts at 8:30pm! Please note the venue may appear closed on Google maps - but it opens for us from 7:45pm onwards :) F ollow us on Instagram for updates! Established in 2003, the Funny Women Awards have proven to be a launchpad for many talented performers – one of the next winners could be among us, come and find out! Brought to you in partnership with Coucou Comedy. Discover more events on our website at www.coucoucomedyclub.com! Information Source: Coucou Comedy | eventbrite

Venez découvrir ou redécouvrir ce lieu unique en France qui vous présente des solutions concrètes à l'application de l'économie circulaire dans le secteur du bâtiment et de l'ameublement. Lors de cette visite, vous pourrez rencontrer le travail d'artisans et artisanes qui ont su donner une nouvelle vie à des matières destinées à être jetées et apprendre les anecdotes sur la rénovation de ce bâtiment 100 % en économie circulaire. 📍 L'entrée se fait par le portail de la terrasse, face au 15bis et devant la station de Vélib à partir de 18h45 pour démarrage de la visite à 19h. 👉 La visite est gratuite, cependant, nous vous serions reconnaissants de bien vouloir nous informer à l'avance en cas d'imprévu le jour J, afin d'assurer une organisation optimale. Information Source: Les Canaux | eventbrite

探索全球尖端美妝趨勢，請預留您寶貴的時間參加盛大的化妝品360 2024展會。此次活動將於2024年10月16日在世界藝術之都巴黎的著名地標Carrousel du Louvre舉行，地處風景如畫的法蘭西島，給您帶來不只是與眾不同的美學饗宴，更有無數創新化妝品的亮相。作為全球化妝品行業的領軍展覽，化妝品360 2024集結了來自不同國家的品牌大師和專業人士，共同展示和探討業界最前沿的技術和產品。無論您是行業內的專家還是對美妝有著濃厚興趣的愛好者，這都將是一場不容錯過的盛事。請透過官方管道了解更多詳情及票價信息，並及早預約參會。

Marian Goodman Gallery Paris presents envelopper la Terre, a solo exhibition of works by Giuseppe Penone in the space at 66 rue du Temple. This exhibition marks the debut of Avvolgere la terra (To enfold the earth), 2024, a new limited edition produced in collaboration with Marian Goodman Gallery. Following Journal, a limited edition by Bruce Nauman published by the gallery in 2022, this new editioned work revisits our history, echoing the activities of Multiples, Inc, a pioneering art publishing company founded by Marian Goodman in the 1960s. Avvolgere la terra, consisting of 17 sculptures in terracotta with ochre and yellow pigments, refers in name to a primordial gesture, underscoring the intricate relationship between nature and humanity. The edition will be displayed with a selection of works on paper with the same title dating from 2010 and 2015, as well as in dialogue with Pressione (Pressure), 1977 a rarely seen large-scale immersive charcoal wall drawing which has been specially reproduced for this occasion.

Repeating patterns, bright colors, cultural symbols, codes from comic books or video games: for more than 60 years, the Pop Art movement has been known, admired and imitated around the world. The Fondation Louis Vuitton takes us back to the origins of Pop Art with a sensational new exhibition. From October 16, 2024 to March 3, 2025, the Fondation Louis Vuitton will present "Forever Pop, Tom Wesselmann and...", an exhibition that presents one of the most important art movements since the 1960s. The Fondation Louis Vuitton brings together 150 paintings, installations and other works, including many works by Tom Wesselmann, the artist regarded as one of the founders of Pop Art. He is joined by the unforgettable Andy Warhol, as well as Jeff Koons, Marcel Duchamp, Derek Adams, Jasper Johns, Yayoi Kusama, Roy Lichtenstein, Lauren Halsey, Marjorie Strider, Marisol, Kurt Schwitters... All the richness of Pop Art is represented. The exhibition even expands its scope, presenting 70 works by international artists from different decades and movements. From Dadaism to today's art world, the Louis Vuitton Foundation has chosen Pop Art to explore it from its earliest artistic roots to its lasting influence today. The exhibition also pays tribute to the famous American painter Tom Wesselmann. Tom Wesselmann, heir to a line of abstract artists, was drawn to the visual modernity of the 1950s and created a world of his own by combining classical practices with new genres. The exhibition includes his most famous installations and series, as well as works by artists inspired by him.

The exhibition The Solo Globe, which will run from October 16, 2024 to January 26, 2025, looks back at the history, great heroes, explorations and special features of the Vendée Globe The Vendée Globe, held every four years since 1989, is a truly special event in world sailing. Dozens of competitors (33 in 2020) sail solo around the world in a monohull. No stops are allowed, nor any assistance: a long and arduous journey awaits the sailors. Many incredible stories, both glories and tragedies, have taken place during this epic journey. For this exhibition, the Oceanographic Museum has brought together nearly 300 special pieces and objects to tell and explain the story of this race, its pioneers and its challenges. Exhibits include sailing paraphernalia, models, clothing, artwork, books and archival documents, as well as audio-visual programmes and never-before-seen interviews with racers.

電子化妝品 360 2024將於2024年10月16日至17日在巴黎著名的Carrousel du Louvre舉行，這是一個不容錯過的盛會。作為全球電子化妝品領域的頂尖展覽，電子化妝品 360 2024將匯聚來自世界各地的專業人士、創新企業和行業領袖，共同探討最新的技術趨勢和市場動態。活動地點選在法蘭西島的Carrousel du Louvre，這不僅提供了一個歷史悠久且充滿藝術氣息的環境，也為參與者提供了便利的交通和豐富的文化體驗。參加者將有機會參加各種專題研討會、產品展示和網絡交流活動，深入了解電子化妝品的未來發展方向。無論您是行業新秀還是資深專家，電子化妝品 360 2024都將為您提供寶貴的知識和無限的商機。立即標記您的日曆，準備迎接這場年度盛會。

As part of its restoration project, the Louvre Museum wants to shed light on Watteau's painting "Le Pierrot, dit le Gilles". An emblematic work of the painter, this painting was not discovered until it was too late. Discover all the secrets of this figure and the influence he had on different fields of art from the 18th century to the present day. For this reason, the Louvre Museum will be organizing an exhibition around this painting of Pierrot, entitled "The Renaissance of Watteau", from October 16, 2024 to February 3, 2025. Watteau's painting is of course the centre of the exhibition, but it is not the only masterpiece in the collection. The exhibition also features several works by Watteau and his contemporaries, as well as paintings, photographs and drawings from more recent times. The Louvre Museum exhibits a total of 65 works, including seven paintings by Watteau. Piero was born on the comedy stage. Like Harlequin, Piero is a recurring character in comedy. Watteau was fascinated by this world of theater from an early age and drew inspiration from live performances to paint several scenes and portraits. However, it is unknown when the painter created Piero. The origin of this painting remains a mystery to this day, adding to the legendary nature of this fascinating work.

The MEP presents Science/Fiction - A Non-History of Plants. In development since 2020, this exhibition retraces the visual history of plants through art, technology, and science from the nineteenth century to the present day. Bringing together over 40 artists from different periods and nationalities, this exhibition juxtaposes historic photographic works such as Anna Atkins’ cyanotypes, Karl Blossfeldt’s inventory of plant forms and Laure Albin Guillot’s microscope experiments with creations by contemporary artists such as Jochen Lempert, Pierre Joseph, Angelica Mesiti, Agnieszka Polska, and Sam Falls.

The French Revolution is a well-known event, but 1793-1794 is also an important year in our history. The Cannavaro Museum will host an exhibition from October 16, 2024 to February 16, 2025 that explores the history of this year. In the second year of the Republican calendar, the period from September 1793 to September 1794 was the year of revolution, the so-called Reign of Terror, a time of breaking with the past to create the new. Renowned worldwide, the Cannavaro's French Revolution Collection presents this contrasting legacy through 250 works, including paintings, sculptures, decorative arts, historical and memory objects, wallpapers, posters, furniture, etc. During this period, the capital was the birthplace of dreams and utopias, but also of collective fear and violence, a veritable fermentation of art, sensitivity and thought in times of crisis, works that reflect the life of Parisians at the time.

Marian Goodman Gallery Paris presents envelopper la Terre, a solo exhibition of works by Giuseppe Penone in the space at 66 rue du Temple. This exhibition marks the debut of Avvolgere la terra (To enfold the earth), 2024, a new limited edition produced in collaboration with Marian Goodman Gallery. Following Journal, a limited edition by Bruce Nauman published by the gallery in 2022, this new editioned work revisits our history, echoing the activities of Multiples, Inc, a pioneering art publishing company founded by Marian Goodman in the 1960s. Avvolgere la terra, consisting of 17 sculptures in terracotta with ochre and yellow pigments, refers in name to a primordial gesture, underscoring the intricate relationship between nature and humanity. The edition will be displayed with a selection of works on paper with the same title dating from 2010 and 2015, as well as in dialogue with Pressione (Pressure), 1977 a rarely seen large-scale immersive charcoal wall drawing which has been specially reproduced for this occasion.

準備好迎接《巴黎在你身邊 爆笑音樂劇-追夢薩克斯》在遼陽大劇院大劇場的精彩演出了嗎？這場由Les DeSAXes帶來的爆笑音樂劇將為您帶來創意無限、獨一無二的薩克斯四重奏演出！在2024年10月16日晚上7點整，準時入場，一起享受這場90分鐘的音樂喜劇之旅吧。票價範圍從20元至280元，讓您輕鬆選擇最適合的座位。這個故事發生在巴黎，四位原本素不相識的薩克斯風樂手通過一場面試決定組成自己的樂隊，展開了一段充滿機遇和挑戰的音樂之旅。這個演出將帶給您顛覆傳統的觀感，將各種音樂風格融合在一起，絕對是您晚間生活的最佳選擇。別忘了在入場前30分鐘入座，並注意劇院內的準則，讓我們一起共同享受這場難忘的音樂之夜吧！

The MEP presents Science/Fiction - A Non-History of Plants. In development since 2020, this exhibition retraces the visual history of plants through art, technology, and science from the nineteenth century to the present day. Bringing together over 40 artists from different periods and nationalities, this exhibition juxtaposes historic photographic works such as Anna Atkins’ cyanotypes, Karl Blossfeldt’s inventory of plant forms and Laure Albin Guillot’s microscope experiments with creations by contemporary artists such as Jochen Lempert, Pierre Joseph, Angelica Mesiti, Agnieszka Polska, and Sam Falls.

Repeating patterns, bright colors, cultural symbols, codes from comic books or video games: for more than 60 years, the Pop Art movement has been known, admired and imitated around the world. The Fondation Louis Vuitton takes us back to the origins of Pop Art with a sensational new exhibition. From October 16, 2024 to March 3, 2025, the Fondation Louis Vuitton will present "Forever Pop, Tom Wesselmann and...", an exhibition that presents one of the most important art movements since the 1960s. The Fondation Louis Vuitton brings together 150 paintings, installations and other works, including many works by Tom Wesselmann, the artist regarded as one of the founders of Pop Art. He is joined by the unforgettable Andy Warhol, as well as Jeff Koons, Marcel Duchamp, Derek Adams, Jasper Johns, Yayoi Kusama, Roy Lichtenstein, Lauren Halsey, Marjorie Strider, Marisol, Kurt Schwitters... All the richness of Pop Art is represented. The exhibition even expands its scope, presenting 70 works by international artists from different decades and movements. From Dadaism to today's art world, the Louis Vuitton Foundation has chosen Pop Art to explore it from its earliest artistic roots to its lasting influence today. The exhibition also pays tribute to the famous American painter Tom Wesselmann. Tom Wesselmann, heir to a line of abstract artists, was drawn to the visual modernity of the 1950s and created a world of his own by combining classical practices with new genres. The exhibition includes his most famous installations and series, as well as works by artists inspired by him.

As part of its restoration project, the Louvre Museum wants to shed light on Watteau's painting "Le Pierrot, dit le Gilles". An emblematic work of the painter, this painting was not discovered until it was too late. Discover all the secrets of this figure and the influence he had on different fields of art from the 18th century to the present day. For this reason, the Louvre Museum will be organizing an exhibition around this painting of Pierrot, entitled "The Renaissance of Watteau", from October 16, 2024 to February 3, 2025. Watteau's painting is of course the centre of the exhibition, but it is not the only masterpiece in the collection. The exhibition also features several works by Watteau and his contemporaries, as well as paintings, photographs and drawings from more recent times. The Louvre Museum exhibits a total of 65 works, including seven paintings by Watteau. Piero was born on the comedy stage. Like Harlequin, Piero is a recurring character in comedy. Watteau was fascinated by this world of theater from an early age and drew inspiration from live performances to paint several scenes and portraits. However, it is unknown when the painter created Piero. The origin of this painting remains a mystery to this day, adding to the legendary nature of this fascinating work.

The MEP presents Science/Fiction - A Non-History of Plants. In development since 2020, this exhibition retraces the visual history of plants through art, technology, and science from the nineteenth century to the present day. Bringing together over 40 artists from different periods and nationalities, this exhibition juxtaposes historic photographic works such as Anna Atkins’ cyanotypes, Karl Blossfeldt’s inventory of plant forms and Laure Albin Guillot’s microscope experiments with creations by contemporary artists such as Jochen Lempert, Pierre Joseph, Angelica Mesiti, Agnieszka Polska, and Sam Falls.

Marian Goodman Gallery Paris presents envelopper la Terre, a solo exhibition of works by Giuseppe Penone in the space at 66 rue du Temple. This exhibition marks the debut of Avvolgere la terra (To enfold the earth), 2024, a new limited edition produced in collaboration with Marian Goodman Gallery. Following Journal, a limited edition by Bruce Nauman published by the gallery in 2022, this new editioned work revisits our history, echoing the activities of Multiples, Inc, a pioneering art publishing company founded by Marian Goodman in the 1960s. Avvolgere la terra, consisting of 17 sculptures in terracotta with ochre and yellow pigments, refers in name to a primordial gesture, underscoring the intricate relationship between nature and humanity. The edition will be displayed with a selection of works on paper with the same title dating from 2010 and 2015, as well as in dialogue with Pressione (Pressure), 1977 a rarely seen large-scale immersive charcoal wall drawing which has been specially reproduced for this occasion.

The French Revolution is a well-known event, but 1793-1794 is also an important year in our history. The Cannavaro Museum will host an exhibition from October 16, 2024 to February 16, 2025 that explores the history of this year. In the second year of the Republican calendar, the period from September 1793 to September 1794 was the year of revolution, the so-called Reign of Terror, a time of breaking with the past to create the new. Renowned worldwide, the Cannavaro's French Revolution Collection presents this contrasting legacy through 250 works, including paintings, sculptures, decorative arts, historical and memory objects, wallpapers, posters, furniture, etc. During this period, the capital was the birthplace of dreams and utopias, but also of collective fear and violence, a veritable fermentation of art, sensitivity and thought in times of crisis, works that reflect the life of Parisians at the time.

Repeating patterns, bright colors, cultural symbols, codes from comic books or video games: for more than 60 years, the Pop Art movement has been known, admired and imitated around the world. The Fondation Louis Vuitton takes us back to the origins of Pop Art with a sensational new exhibition. From October 16, 2024 to March 3, 2025, the Fondation Louis Vuitton will present "Forever Pop, Tom Wesselmann and...", an exhibition that presents one of the most important art movements since the 1960s. The Fondation Louis Vuitton brings together 150 paintings, installations and other works, including many works by Tom Wesselmann, the artist regarded as one of the founders of Pop Art. He is joined by the unforgettable Andy Warhol, as well as Jeff Koons, Marcel Duchamp, Derek Adams, Jasper Johns, Yayoi Kusama, Roy Lichtenstein, Lauren Halsey, Marjorie Strider, Marisol, Kurt Schwitters... All the richness of Pop Art is represented. The exhibition even expands its scope, presenting 70 works by international artists from different decades and movements. From Dadaism to today's art world, the Louis Vuitton Foundation has chosen Pop Art to explore it from its earliest artistic roots to its lasting influence today. The exhibition also pays tribute to the famous American painter Tom Wesselmann. Tom Wesselmann, heir to a line of abstract artists, was drawn to the visual modernity of the 1950s and created a world of his own by combining classical practices with new genres. The exhibition includes his most famous installations and series, as well as works by artists inspired by him.

Don't miss the opportunity to meet and get your copy of Nesrine Slaoui's book at the upcoming event "Rencontre et dédicace avec Nesrine Slaoui" in Paris. The event will take place at Ici Librairie, located at 25 boulevard Poissonnière, 75002 Paris, on October 16, 2024. Admission is free for all attendees. Come and join this special occasion to engage with the author and purchase your signed copy of the book.