Need a burst of colors and fresh ideas? Head to the Korean Cultural Center: from the ancestral Obangsaek to digital installations, the "Colors of Korea" exhibition creates a sensory rainbow that will electrify your autumn... and beyond!
Attention art lovers (and globe-trotters looking for an excuse to cross the Atlantic): Philadelphia is rolling out the red carpet for Henri Rousseau. Starting October 19th, the Barnes Foundation is presenting the largest American retrospective of the artist in two decades. Ready for a pictorial... and urban change of scenery?
What if, for the duration of a visit, we swapped the success story for a good old-fashioned bowl? That's the bold bet of the Museum of Arts and Crafts which puts failure on a pedestal... and it feels great!
Between breath, gesture, and light, Tunisian calligrapher Lassaâd Metoui invites you to a poetic tête-à-tête in the brand new cocoon of the Icare Gallery.
From September 26 to October 5, 2025, the Montpellier-Sète area transforms into a true cultural playground: over 100 events, all free of charge, invite people of all ages to rediscover the region in a new way.
Between industrial wastelands and brand-new ideas, "Double Trouble" promises a shot of raw, poetic, and sometimes crazy art. Here's why this new event for young creators is likely to shake up the cultural season.
Heading into autumn 2025: Paris's oldest October fair changes its scenery and rolls out the red carpet for enthusiasts and seasoned collectors alike. Ready for an immersion among 20th-century masterpieces and creations hot off the press?
On the third weekend of September, set a course for five exceptional home ports: the National Maritime Museum network welcomes you with open arms for the European Heritage Days, featuring cannons, sculpted bows, and rescue stories... Ready to set sail?
At a time when a species vanishes every twenty minutes, the Grenier à Sel makes an impassioned plea: let's listen to the animal voices! From poetic robotics to invisible sounds, this free exhibition (October 4 - December 31, 2025) promises a disconcerting encounter with our feathered, furry... and circuit-board neighbors.
Imagine: you push a door on Haussmann Boulevard, the light dims, the first note of Verdi resonates... and there you are literally in the opera. That's the promise of Opera a Palazzo, the chic and immersive experience that makes a grand return to the Jacquemart-André Museum for the 2025-2026 season.
