Decorative Exhibition
Decorative ExhibitionQuinze-Vingts
The Monde Headquarters is a striking glass "bridge-building" with 20,000 pixelated tiles, split down the middle by a public walkway that symbolizes the connection between the paper and its readers.
June 24 at 7pm
Five acclaimed French authors peel back the curtain on their creative process, sharing how they wrestle with words, doubt, and inspiration. A rare chance to ask questions and glimpse the machinery behind literary magic.
October 7 at 7pm
Spend five Wednesday evenings with art historian Françoise Barbe-Gall unpacking the stories behind five masterpieces that changed painting forever: Botticelli's dreamlike figures, Van Gogh's restless bedroom, Matisse's joy-drenched landscapes, Monet's floating gardens, and Picasso's anguished Guernica. Each two-hour session traces how these audacious works came to be, how the world first received them, and why they still stop us in our tracks today.
October 22 at 7pm
Decode world events through the lens of cartography at this monthly workshop led by Le Monde's editor-in-chief Delphine Papin. Each 90-minute session uses maps to unpack geopolitical shifts, from Middle East reconfigurations to Asia's growing influence. Accessible, visual, and genuinely eye-opening.
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Decorative ExhibitionDecorative ExhibitionThe Monde Headquarters is a striking glass "bridge-building" with 20,000 pixelated tiles, split down the middle by a public walkway that symbolizes the connection between the paper and its readers.
June 24 at 7pm
Five acclaimed French authors peel back the curtain on their creative process, sharing how they wrestle with words, doubt, and inspiration. A rare chance to ask questions and glimpse the machinery behind literary magic.
October 7 at 7pm
Spend five Wednesday evenings with art historian Françoise Barbe-Gall unpacking the stories behind five masterpieces that changed painting forever: Botticelli's dreamlike figures, Van Gogh's restless bedroom, Matisse's joy-drenched landscapes, Monet's floating gardens, and Picasso's anguished Guernica. Each two-hour session traces how these audacious works came to be, how the world first received them, and why they still stop us in our tracks today.
October 22 at 7pm
Decode world events through the lens of cartography at this monthly workshop led by Le Monde's editor-in-chief Delphine Papin. Each 90-minute session uses maps to unpack geopolitical shifts, from Middle East reconfigurations to Asia's growing influence. Accessible, visual, and genuinely eye-opening.