Fine Arts Exhibition
Fine Arts ExhibitionLes Halles
François Pinault's 10,000-work contemporary collection lives in a breathtaking restored commodity exchange where Tadao Ando's stark concrete cylinder cuts through five centuries of Parisian history. Wander the circular galleries to discover rotating exhibitions that make the building's soaring rotunda and panoramic dome part of the experience.
Tips
June 8
Kids become myth-makers at this hands-on workshop where they'll dream up wild hybrid creatures inspired by the museum's artworks. Through collage, drawing, and assemblage, each child crafts their own chimera for a whimsical bestiary of a thousand faces.
June 8 at 11am
Japanese artist Fujiko Nakaya fills Tadao Ando's circular rotunda with a breathing fog sculpture that swallows visitors whole. Stand on the balcony to watch people emerge and vanish in a sea of white vapor.
June 8 at 11am
A hundred works from the Pinault Collection trace the legacy of chiaroscuro from Caravaggio to now, where light and shadow become a language for the unconscious. Pierre Huyghe's self-generating desert film plays under the dome, while Fujiko Nakaya's fog sculpture swallows visitors whole.
Les HallesOpens Monday at 11:00 AM
Fine Arts ExhibitionFine Arts ExhibitionFrançois Pinault's 10,000-work contemporary collection lives in a breathtaking restored commodity exchange where Tadao Ando's stark concrete cylinder cuts through five centuries of Parisian history. Wander the circular galleries to discover rotating exhibitions that make the building's soaring rotunda and panoramic dome part of the experience.
Tips
June 8
Kids become myth-makers at this hands-on workshop where they'll dream up wild hybrid creatures inspired by the museum's artworks. Through collage, drawing, and assemblage, each child crafts their own chimera for a whimsical bestiary of a thousand faces.
June 8 at 11am
Japanese artist Fujiko Nakaya fills Tadao Ando's circular rotunda with a breathing fog sculpture that swallows visitors whole. Stand on the balcony to watch people emerge and vanish in a sea of white vapor.
June 8 at 11am
A hundred works from the Pinault Collection trace the legacy of chiaroscuro from Caravaggio to now, where light and shadow become a language for the unconscious. Pierre Huyghe's self-generating desert film plays under the dome, while Fujiko Nakaya's fog sculpture swallows visitors whole.