Paris this week

What’s on now

A selection of exhibitions and cultural events, updated each week.

Week of 3 August

Alexandre Lenoir. By Force of Circumstance

Charles Roussel

Exhibition

Alexandre Lenoir. By Force of Circumstance

25 March – 24 August

Musée de l'Orangerie

At the Musée de l'Orangerie, Alexandre Lenoir presents four new canvases in which brilliantly lit, familiar landscapes give way, quietly, to an unexpected undercurrent of melancholy.

Le son des pixels – The Sound of Pixels at the Philharmonie des Enfants

Philharmonie des enfants © Nicolas Lascourr

Family

Le son des pixels – The Sound of Pixels at the Philharmonie des Enfants

3 April – 31 August

Philharmonie de Paris

Within the Philharmonie des Enfants, a sound installation guides young visitors through the musical world of video games, on view until 30 August 2026.

Vue de l’exposition « Clair-obscur », Bourse de Commerce – Pinault Collection, Paris, 2026. Photo Florent Michel 11h45 Pinault Collection

Family

Family Visit to the Bourse de Commerce – Pinault Collection

5 April – 23 August

Bourse de Commerce — Pinault Collection

The Bourse de Commerce houses the Pinault Collection within a remarkable piece of Parisian architecture. A considered outing for families wishing to explore contemporary art together.

Giovanni Segantini – "I Want to See My Mountains"

Musée Marmottan Monet

Exhibition

Giovanni Segantini – "I Want to See My Mountains"

29 April – 16 August

Musée Marmottan Monet

The Musée Marmottan Monet presents its first Parisian monograph devoted to Segantini, a defining voice of European Symbolism and Divisionism.

The Moderna Museet, Stockholm

Exhibition

Hilma af Klint

6 May – 30 August

Grand Palais

A visionary who painted in secret, Hilma af Klint kept her most radical works from a world she felt unprepared for them. The Grand Palais now presents their long-awaited French debut.

Youssef Nabil Courtesy Youssef Nabil

Exhibition

Youssef Nabil. To Dream Again

19 May – 13 September

Musée d'Orsay

At the Musée d'Orsay, Youssef Nabil's photographs enter into quiet conversation with the Symbolist masters that first shaped his vision in 1992.

Source: Que faire à Paris — City of Paris, licensed under the ODbL.