Les artistes femmes à découvrir au Grand Palais ce printemps
En ce moment ou très prochainement, le Grand Palais présente plusieurs grandes figures majeures de la création moderne et contemporaine, aux univers singuliers et traversés par l’intime, la mémoire, le détail et la puissance du geste artistique.
Les sculptures poétiques d’Eva Jospin, les maquettes de Claire Tabouret pour les vitraux de Notre-Dame de Paris, l’univers vibrant de Mickalene Thomas qui célèbre la représentation des femmes noires, la rétrospective de l'œuvre cinématographique Nan Goldin ou encore l’exposition consacrée à Hilma af Klint, pionnière secrète de l’abstraction, vous attendent. Autant d’occasions de découvrir des artistes femmes au Grand Palais, en ce moment ou très prochainement.
Paul Cezanne, Pichet de grès, 1893-1894, Fondation Beyeler, Riehen-Bâle
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5 things to know about Paul Cezanne before visiting the exhibition
Considered one of the pioneers of modern art, Paul Cézanne had a profound impact on art history. Yet his work long baffled his contemporaries. Why did he paint so many apples? Which artists did he inspire? And why does his work resonate so strongly today? Here are five keys to better understanding his influence before visiting the exhibition “Cezanne and Us,” on view at the Grand Palais through January 17, 2027.
Widely regarded as one of the pioneers of modern art, Paul Cezanne left a profound mark on art history. Yet his work long baffled his contemporaries. Why did he paint so many apples? Which artists did he inspire? And why does his work resonate so powerfully today? Here are five key insights to help you understand his influence before exploring "Cezanne and Us", on view at the Grand Palais until January 17, 2027.
Mika Ninagawa with EiM, "Alive with Shadows": Tickets are now on sale!
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Vibrant flowers and saturated colors, plays of light, and immersive sensory installations: from December 16, 2026, to March 21, 2027, Mika Ninagawa takes over the Grand Palais with her collective EiM to present an exhibition designed to be walked through...
Paul Cezanne, La Montagne Sainte-Victoire au grand pin, vers 1887, huile sur toile, 66.8 x 92.3 cm
"Cezanne and us": 5 resources to guide you
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At the Grand Palais, the works of Cezanne and the artists he inspired await you. To make your visit an unforgettable experience, we’ve put together a range of helpful tools to guide you through the exhibition, deepen your understanding, create lasting...
