In partnership with Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía, Musée Picasso will be presenting an exhibition dedicated to the story of Guernica, an outstanding piece of art that was painted by Pablo Picasso in the year 1937 and considered one of the most famous artworks in the entire world.

The idea behind the exhibition is centered around the balance of power and how art can be used to do or undo established political orders. It showcases forty works that explore how art has been used as propaganda to protest and subvert authority, legitimacy and the prestige rulers have. The works on display were sourced from the best, most prestigious museums in France like the Musée National du Château de Pau, the Château de Versailles, the Musée du Louvre and the Musée des Beaux-arts de la Ville de Paris.

Widely known as one of the most influential French Impressionist painters in Art history, Claude Monet, born in Paris, in 1840, is hugely celebrated for his ephemeral depiction of the complex beauty, radiance, and fragility of nature in transient picture planes crystalizing momentary perception in a view beyond compare.

Before the nineteenth century, much of Europe was totally oblivious of the Oriental world. These far-off places only seemed like wastelands in the imagination of most Europeans. It was only after the celebrated painter Eugene Delacroix traveled to North Africa in 1832 that the Western world would be introduced to the Oriental world and the various cultures of the natives of these mystical lands.

This retrospective exhibition hopes to shed light on the creative inroads between Margiela's designs when he was creative director of Hermes and simultaneously the director of his own Maison Margiela label. Interestingly, the exhibition will be directed by Margiela himself.

This spring, starting from 5 to 8 April 2018, the Grand Palais Paris will be hosting the 20th edition of the outstanding annual fair, Art Paris Art Fair.

Until March 5th, 2018, the Jardin des Plantes in Paris will be exhibiting the 6th edition of “ A Thousand and One Orchids ”, an exhibition dedicated to flower lovers and that covers a selection of more than 1000 beautiful and rare orchids.

On Saturday, February 17th and Sunday, February 18th, 2018, celebrate the Chinese year of the Earth Dog, in Paris, at the Musée national des arts asiatiques - Guimet, one of the most important museums of Asian artworks outside Asia.

Located within Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport and mainly dedicated to art, on the occasion of its fifth anniversary, the Espace Musées hosts, from February 5th until September 10th, 2018, to an exceptional exhibition entitled "The abstract art of the 50s".

The Petit Palais invites you to attend an exhibition that aims at highlighting the outstanding artistic exchanges that happened between Dutch and French artists starting from the reign of Napoleon up until the beginnings of the twentieth century.

Widely known for his proficiency in depicting movement in his work as well as for his remarkable preference for drawing and painting dancers, on the centenary of his death, the French artist Edgar Degas is honored at Musée d’Orsay with an exhibition focusing on the essay “Degas Danse Dessin” which was written by his friend Paul Valéry, in 1936.

Widely known for his controversial works, until January 14th, 2018, the renowned American photographer Andres Serrano is exhibiting a selection of more than 40 of his best works among the permanent collection of the Petit Palais des Champs Elysées, in Paris.

Palais Galliera, City of Paris Fashion Museum, will be hosting, until January 7th, 2018, “Fortuny, a Spaniard in Venice”, a retrospective that presents works of the Spanish fashion designer Mariano Fortuny (1871 – 1949).

Until January 22nd, 2018, the Guimet Museum (MNAAG) will be hosting an exhibit of rare and unique photographic works and images of Burma, a...

Until January 15th, 2018, the Louvre Museum will be holding an exhibition that puts under the spotlight Dutch Art in France under the reign of François I (from 1515 until his death in 1547).

Thanks to Guimet and Régamey’s trip, in 1879, the Musée Guimet was launched at Lyon, encompassing a really important collection of the finest Asian artifacts. Ten years after that, it was transferred to Paris, in the 16th arrondissement of the city, close to the country's most famous museums and monuments.

Until January 15th, 2018, Paris is home to “Earth as Haven: Under the Canopy of Love”, an exhibit dedicated to the talented contemporary Indian artist, Jayashree Chakravarty.

Drawing in the open air strongly developed in Europe in the 17th century. One century after that, it became a current practice, and by the 19th century, it expanded to become a cornerstone of the training of young artists.