Fine Arts Exhibition
Fine Arts ExhibitionFaubourg Saint-Germain
A hidden gem dedicated to Aristide Maillol's serene sculptures and rotating exhibitions of 20th-century art. Housed in an elegant hôtel particulier, this intimate museum offers a quieter cultural escape in the heart of Saint-Germain-des-Prés.
Tips
June 12 at 10:30am
Step back in time through Doisneau's lens. This sweeping retrospective brings together 400 photographs that immortalize everyday Parisians: street urchins, lovers, and city workers frozen in quiet, tender moments.
June 12 at 10:30am
Gianni Versace's world of baroque glamour and pop sensuality takes over the Musée Maillol in a theatrical runway staging. Nearly 450 pieces trace his journey from a Calabrian tailor's shop to the global stage: the famous safety-pin dress, costumes for Madonna and Elton John, and those exuberant prints that defined 1990s excess.
June 13 at 10:30am
Magnetic fields meet sculpture in this deep dive into Takis, the "intuitive scientist" who turned radar waves and invisible energy into poetry. Art historian Alfred Pacquement, former Centre Pompidou director, unpacks the Greek sculptor's gravity-defying Telesculptures and signal forests in an intimate Saturday morning talk.
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Fine Arts ExhibitionFine Arts ExhibitionA hidden gem dedicated to Aristide Maillol's serene sculptures and rotating exhibitions of 20th-century art. Housed in an elegant hôtel particulier, this intimate museum offers a quieter cultural escape in the heart of Saint-Germain-des-Prés.
Tips
June 12 at 10:30am
Step back in time through Doisneau's lens. This sweeping retrospective brings together 400 photographs that immortalize everyday Parisians: street urchins, lovers, and city workers frozen in quiet, tender moments.
June 12 at 10:30am
Gianni Versace's world of baroque glamour and pop sensuality takes over the Musée Maillol in a theatrical runway staging. Nearly 450 pieces trace his journey from a Calabrian tailor's shop to the global stage: the famous safety-pin dress, costumes for Madonna and Elton John, and those exuberant prints that defined 1990s excess.
June 13 at 10:30am
Magnetic fields meet sculpture in this deep dive into Takis, the "intuitive scientist" who turned radar waves and invisible energy into poetry. Art historian Alfred Pacquement, former Centre Pompidou director, unpacks the Greek sculptor's gravity-defying Telesculptures and signal forests in an intimate Saturday morning talk.