2025
The exhibition 鈥淲e built a fantastic palace at night鈥︹�� presented at the Institut Giacometti, places the works of contemporary artist Petrit Halilaj and those of Alberto Giacometti side by side in dialogue.
The exhibition Giacometti/Morandi. Still moments at the Institut Giacometti presents the unique meeting of the 艙uvres of two major post-war artists.
2024
From May 2025, the Barbican Centre, London, will partner with Fondation Giacometti, Paris, for a series of three groundbreaking exhibitions taking place over the course of a year.
From May 2025, the Barbican Centre, London, will partner with Fondation Giacometti, Paris, for a series of three groundbreaking exhibitions taking place over the course of a year.
The exhibition gathers an exceptional body of painted plasters, among them Stele (1958), Women of Venice (1956-57), several very tall figures; two versions of The Cage (1949-50), one of which is a painted bronze; several paintings on canvas and a series of drawings, most...
Set around the reconstruction of a noh stage, the exhibition presented at the Institut Giacometti highlights the closeness between the researches of both artists, in which apparitions and reality enter into dialogue.
2023
The Fondation Giacometti in Paris celebrates a double anniversary this summer 鈥� the centenary of the birth of its founder, Annette Giacometti (1923鈥�93) and 20 years since its own establishment.
2022
From 7 to 10 April 2022, Art Paris will bring together 130 modern and contemporary galleries from around twenty countries.
2020
In a photograph from 1930, an abstract bronze sculpture of two copulating figures hangs on the wall of a polished Parisian dining room.
From capped visitor numbers to surgical gloves and temperature checks, here's how cultural institutions are getting ready to leave lockdown
Since its founding in 1977, International Museum Day has been held every May 18 to celebrate museums as valuable spaces for cultural exchange.
Smaller museums in France have been authorised to open in the early stages of the lifting of the Covid-19 lockdown.
Often overlooked by tourists flocking to the Louvre, the Centre Pompidou and other superstar museums, France's more intimate galleries and cultural sites are preparing to open their doors as the coronavirus lockdown is progressively lifted.
Perrotin Gallery leads commercial charge by launching two-month rotating show involving 26 Paris dealers
Launch of Beijing venue combining works by both artists is postponed鈥攁nd some loans in doubt