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It’s happening today! The exhibition All About Love opens its doors. With flamboyant portraits, self-assured bodies and bold expressions of femininity, Mickalene Thomas celebrates the beauty of Black women at the Grand Palais. A joyful and committed retrospective, on view until 5 April 2026.

From December 17, 2025 to April 5, 2026, discover All About Love, a vibrant retrospective of artist Mickalene Thomas, the first African-American artist to be honored with a major solo exhibition at the Grand Palais. Tickets are now available, book your seats!

Entering the world of Mickalene Thomas means discovering a universe where love, beauty, and the power of Black women shine brilliantly. Over more than twenty years of creation, the American artist has reinvented the canon of art history, blending painting, photography, collage, and immersive installations. Ten questions with the artist to explore her work, a celebration of joy and resilience, before visiting the exhibition All About Love at the Grand Palais, open until April 5.

Seven days only, some thirty carpets on display, a royal setting resurrected: enter the legend of the Sun King, under the majestic glass roof of the Grand Palais. Ticketing is now open!

The Palais des enfants opens its doors with a playful and poetic exhibition on the theme of transparency! From June 20, 2025 to August 29, 2027, children aged 2 to 10 are invited to awaken their curiosity, hone their scientific critical thinking skills and enjoy sensitive experiences in a journey blending art and science - to be discovered with the whole family.

16 monumental tapestries, imagined by Danish artists and woven in France, are exceptionally reunited in Paris before reaching their final destination: Koldinghus Castle in Denmark. This unique royal commission is currently on display in the heart of the monument.

A monument to defend, riddles to solve, a mission to complete... The Grand Palais takes you on a free interactive adventure, right from its mobile app! Available in French.

An extraordinary project, an emblematic building, human adventures: for almost four years, director Stefan Cornic followed the major stages in the restoration of the Grand Palais, camera by hand. The result? An immersive, sensitive documentary, Les métamorphoses du Grand Palais, available now for replay on France.tv.

This August, the Grand Palais remains open and welcomes you to enjoy its must-see exhibitions and guided tours of the monument. Experience it with family or friends, in the heart of Paris!