Opening of the exhibition Au commencement by Midegbeyan Ojisua “‘In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth. (…) Then the Lord God formed man from the dust of the ground; he breathed into his nostrils the breath of life, and man became a living being.’ Like a breath carried from afar across continents, … Continue reading “By Lara Sedbon”
I TELMAN NWÈ KI I BLÉ (SO BLACK IT TURNS BLUE) Valérie John proposes to explore indigo blue as a material, a memory and a gesture. From Martinique to West Africa, her œuvre brings together identities and stories in assemblages that constitute sensory traces of the past.
Jeu de Paume is proud to present Parallax, the largest monographic exhibition devoted to Stan Douglas in France for over thirty years.
Organised by the Royal Academy of Arts in London in collaboration with the Kunsthaus Zürich, the exhibition Kerry James Marshall: The Histories* brings together seventy works, including eight new paintings created especially for the exhibition.
In 2026, to mark the Prize’s fifth anniversary, the Ellipse Art Projects endowment fund is presenting a group exhibition bringing together the five prize winners and 18 finalists who have shaped its successive editions. Curated by Sitor Senghor and the EAP team, the exhibition will take place from October 15 to 31, 2026, at 62 … Continue reading “ellipse art projects”
Enjoy a special guided visit every day of the AKAA fair.
Enjoy a special guided visit every day of the AKAA fair.
Enjoy a special guided visit every day of the AKAA fair.
The exhibition Le Bal des Ogresses shifts the focus away from the fear inspired by Aïcha Kandisha towards what the stories that have shaped her myth reveal. Ogresses and goddesses, monstrous and alluring, nurturing and devouring, protective and malevolent: Aïcha Kandisha and her sister figures become a prism through which to explore intimacy, the body … Continue reading “ICI – Institut des Cultures d’Islam”
Vive la mariée ! To explore marriage as a pivotal moment in Maghrebi life, discover an exceptional selection of costumes and adornments never before exhibited in France, presented alongside works by 27 contemporary artists from the Maghreb and its diasporas, each offering their own perspective on this significant moment in social and intimate life.
