The online programme for this event on May 18th is available here. This will provide more details about costs, opening times and the entertainment on offer. However, you can expect most venues to be open until midnight and that the event will be free of charge.

If you were to take a look at all of the models and figures in artwork in a major gallery, how many of those figures would be white and how many would be black? There is a good chance that the vast majority – if not all of the subjects in some older collections are white. In this show, there are 100 pieces on display, including some from Manet, Cezanne, Matisse and Gauguin.

This show, which continues until November 3rd, offers the ideal chance to learn more about this darker side of the Paris war-time art scene. Furthermore, family members and members of the Jewish community can come and meet experts to learn more about lost items. Don’t miss out!

Visitors are encouraged to come and make up their own minds about the mood and message of these paintings and to see this Danish master in a new light. The show "Hammershøi, the master of danish painting" has already opened and will continue at the gallery until the 22nd of July.

Simply called The Moon, this show at the Grand Palais, is one that should bring together all kinds of visitors. Sci-fi fans, astronomy nerd, art lovers and many more will all find something to love about this show. Don’t miss out on this wonderful collection, on show until the 22nd of July.

You will discover or rediscover famous paintings by feeling such great sensations during an immersive walk in a historical place : a XIX century foundry.

FlyView invites you to take off for the world-first totally immersive flight over Paris.

This year, the fair is bigger and better than ever as 150 exhibitors are set to take part in the International Rare Book & Fine Art Fair 2019. This growth into different disciplines means so much to enjoy under one roof.

This lesser-known painter headed to many of the same locations and took inspiration from Monet as he honed his craft. Therefore, this is the ideal opportunity to compare the two artists side by side. Is there a clear case of the student and the master ? Or, will visitors find themselves more drawn to the work of Auburtin ?

The Grevin Museum in Paris has long been an important part of the cultural scene of Paris. There has always been a strong line-up of waxworks to draw in the crowds and entertain visitors. However, the line-up has been the same for a long time. That is why the curators at the museum decided it was time for a massive renovation. The institution has no reopened and is better than ever.

The exhibition is a new long-term show taking place in the museum’s Evolution Gallery. The plan is to split the area into sections based on different aspects of the ocean. This means that we won’t just see the more obvious, familiar creatures from the surface and local shores. There are also sections on distant seas and the strange bioluminescent worlds in the deepest ocean trenches. This means an incredibly diverse series of specimens and artefacts under one roof.

Anting-Anting are an important part of Filipino Culture. These amulets are talismans of protection designed to protect the wearer from home and even bring them love and wealth. They are a good luck symbol that brings together Catholic iconography with more traditional, local beliefs. The talismans may be a foreign idea to many French viewers, but the ideas and symbols are not. That is why the new show at the Musée du Quai Branly in Paris is so interesting.

In the 18th century, Colbert ordered a series of works for King Louis XIV that would showcase the magnificence of his reign. This included a series of etchings that showcased Paris at the time. The plates used have become important artefacts in Parisian art culture and this collection is now part of a larger exhibition in the Pyramide - Cour Napoléon at the Louvre for their Spring series.

Ancient Egypt will forever capture the imagination of the modern world. Everything about the culture, religions and grandeur of the civilisation seems to foreign, yet so beautiful.

The Art Paris Art Fair 2019 is an event that is always sure to bring in the crowds and inspire lots of art lovers from Paris and beyond. The event is famed for its ability to bring together up-and-coming artists and contemporary work for a modern audience.

The names Van Gogh, Manet, Renoir, Cezanne and Degas are not unfamiliar in the French art world. Students study these impressionist and post-impressionist masters at school. Art lovers will make repeat visits to galleries to see their best work. Even those that claim to know nothing of art can recognise some key pieces. This is why the new Collection Courtauld exhibition at the Fondation Louis Vuitton is so important.

This spring, it is the turn of the Emil Buhrle Collection. This collection comprises of around 60 pieces of work from major artists. This includes Renoir, Monet, Cezanne, Degas, Van Gogh, and Picasso. In fact, there should be something here for anyone that wants a chance to see some of the masters up close.

The Musee Rodin is putting together a special Love Night for February 14th. It is a chance to come to the museum and explore this theme of love – perhaps with a partner – while enjoying the work and scenery of the galleries and gardens in a new light.