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This spring, the Grand Palais invites you to discover two major figures in the art of the 20ᵉ and 21ᵉ centuries through new exhibitions: Nan Goldin. This will not end well and Matisse. 1941 - 1954. Two powerful, sensitive and resolutely different journeys, to mark in your diaries. Book your tickets now!

Enter the intimate and powerful world of Nan Goldin, icon of contemporary photography, with a major retrospective of her slideshows and videos at the Grand Palais from March 18 to June 21, 2026. An intimate journey that traces nearly five decades of creation in motion. Here are details of the works you'll see in the exhibition.

From March 18 to June 21, 2026, the Grand Palais welcomes for the first time in France a major retrospective of Nan Goldin, a key figure in contemporary photography. Intimate, political and deeply emotional, her work explores over forty years of lives, friendships and struggles.

Mickalene Thomas celebrates Black women through intimate, sensual and powerful portraits. In large-scale works, her friends, lovers and icons become both muses and the protagonists of their own image.

In the heart of Paris, the Grand Palais opens its doors to you all year round, with a varied program and new open-access areas. Between grandiose architecture, places to relax and gourmet breaks, feel free to visit at your own pace... with a stopover at the Réséda Café, signed by Michelin-starred chef Thierry Marx.

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!

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.

While waiting to step inside the restored Grand Palais from June onwards, we invite you to take a virtual tour of its new spaces. Follow us as we explore this legendary monument, where history and modernity meet, for a fictional journey into the heart of its reinvented architecture. Let yourself be guided!

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.