L’École de paris. Collection Marek Roefler

Musée de Montmartre

The Marek Roefler collection embodies with rare intensity the spirit and diversity of the School of Paris and the Parisian avant-garde. Held at Villa La Fleur near Warsaw, it is being presented for the first time “extra muros” through an emblematic selection of works.

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Matisse 1941-1954. La couleur sans limite.

Grand Palais

Matisse 1941-1954. Color with no limitations.

With more than 230 paintings, drawings, and cut-out gouaches, the exhibition traces the final years of Henri Matisse’s creative career, an artist who was constantly on the move and never ceased to reinvent himself.

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Alechinsky, Balzac, Picasso, Rodin… les voies ardentes de la création

Maison de Balzac, Paris

Alechinsky, Balzac, Picasso, Rodin… the ardent roads to creation.

The exhibition reveals the research and creative techniques that led to the final work. Among the selected artists is Pierre Alechinsky, who in the 1990s revisited Balzac’s theme of modern excitements for a series of works on paper and engravings.

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Manu-Facture: The Ceramics of Lucio Fontana

Peggy Guggenheim Collection, Venice

Discover a lesser-known but equally essential part of Lucio Fontana’s work. For the first time, a museum exhibition is devoted exclusively to the artist’s ceramic work.

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Zadkine. Art Déco.

Musée Zadkine

To celebrate 100 years of Art Déco, the musée Zadkine shines a light on the works of Zadkine from the 1920s-1930s and his relationship with certain great designers of that time.

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Calder. Rêver en équilibre.

Fondation Louis Vuitton

Calder. Dream in Balance.

1926, just a century ago, Alexander Calder arrived in Paris. On this occasion, a retrospective of his work will be presented at the Fondation Louis Vuitton. Around 300 works, including the acclaimed mobiles and stabiles, were gathered to dialogue with the architecture of Franck Gehry.

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WOMEN IN ABSTRACTION

Musée Guggenheim Bilbao

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