Originated in reaction to World War I, in Zürich, Switzerland, Dada was so often considered as a form of protest rather than a movement of art. It was led by artists who rejected the aestheticism and values of the bourgeois capitalist society and was mainly popular for rejecting the conventional definitions and techniques of art used at that period.

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The Petit Palais des Champs Elysées will be presenting, until December 17th, 2017, a major retrospective dedicated a selection of the best works of the renowned Swedish painter Andres Zorn (1860-1920).

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“POP ART - Icons that matter” shows the audiences the collection of the Whitney Museum of American Art, in New York, a collection assembled thanks to the efforts of the prominent American sculptor and art collector, Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney (1875-1942).

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In partnership with the Metropolitan Museum of Art (MoMA), New York, the Grand Palais des Champs Elysées presents, from September 21st, 2017 until January 29th, 2018, a major retrospective of the 20th century American icon of photography, Irving Penn (1917-2009).

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Until September 24th, 2017, the Maison de Victor Hugo will be hosting an interesting exhibition featuring a wonderful collection of traditional Spanish folk costumes and accessories borrowed from the Museo del Traje, in Madrid, Spain.

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Thanks to a ten-year period of active research made by the Louvre, a huge and fascinating collection of 600 pieces that has been collected is on view at the museum on the occasion of this large exhibit.

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