The "Dessins sans limite" exhibition is now open: 6 resources to make the most of it!
Drawing invites itself to the Grand Palais in a major exhibition: over 300 works by 120 artists, including many masterpieces are to be admired until March 15, 2026. Discover here the must-have tools to enhance your visit!
An exceptional collection revealed
For the first time, the exhibition Dessins sans limite drives you into the heart of the Centre Pompidou's exceptional graphic art cabinet collection. With over 35,000 drawings, this is one of the world's most important collections of works on paper.
Until March 15, 2026, over 300 works by 120 artists are brought together to reveal how drawing was profoundly reinvented during the 20th century. Fragile, inventive, free: it is shown here in all its forms. In no chronological order, the exhibition offers a sensitive and subjective exploration, where works follow and respond to each other in a domino effect. Structured around four main sequences - study, tell, trace, animate - it invites us to take a fresh look at a constantly evolving medium.
Small guides, big discoveries: 6 resources to take you further
To accompany your discovery of the exhibition, the Grand Palais offers a selection of resources designed for everyone. Before, during or after your visit, here are the must-haves to slip into your pocket.
The tour guide
A guide to the exhibition and the main points of the itinerary, to help you find your way around and sharpen your eye. Pick it up on site or consult it online!
Designed for teachers, cultural relays and associations, this dossier offers in-depth insight into the exhibition's themes. In particular, it includes an interview with the exhibition curators and reading keys for a better understanding of the works.
Specifically designed for younger visitors, this fun and educational booklet lets you discover the exhibition at your own pace, while having fun. Ask at reception or download online.
Ideal for extending your visit, the catalog lets you delve deeper into the exhibition's themes, find the works by and keep a beautiful souvenir of your visit.
Collected at the dedicated counter at the exhibition entrance, the audioguide offers a tour of 30 works with commentary, available in French and English (ages 12 and up). Remember to reserve your audioguide when you buy your exhibition ticket!
Reading the works differently: universal labels
Thoughtfully designed for young and old alike, universal labels accompany you throughout the tour. Clear, accessible and beautifully illustrated by Frédéric Guérin, they offer a simple, lively reading of the works. Discover them on site along the exhibition route! (in French)
In order to promote access to culture for all, Matmut is supporting the GrandPalaisRmn for its universal cartels project.
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