Exhibition — Odette Pauvert at La Piscine (Roubaix): the first woman painter to win the Grand Prix de Rome presents a classical modernity nourished by Italy and the monumental language of Art Deco. A rich itinerary — Rome, Paris, Brittany, Spain — that reframes the interwar years. October 11, 2025 – January 11, 2026.
Tate Modern presents a major event : Frida: The Making of an Icon. Over 130 works—including key paintings—plus photographs, documents and personal items illuminate how a modern artist became a global icon, shown in dialogue with 80+ artists across generations. Why go ? Practical info FAQ What are the exhibition dates?25 June 2026 to 3 […]
From 17 October 2025 to 2 March 2026, Fondation Louis Vuitton devotes its entire building to Gerhard Richter. Bringing together 270 works (1962–2024)—oil paintings, works in glass and steel, pencil and ink drawings, watercolours and overpainted photographs—the exhibition offers the first full panorama of six decades.
From 15 September 2025 to 12 April 2026, Tate Modern presents Theatre Picasso, an exhibition exploring the theatrical dimension of Pablo Picasso’s work. Over 50 pieces — including The Three Dancers, Weeping Woman and the Minotaur tapestry — reveal an artist in full performance mode, blending painting with self-staging.
A must-see this autumn in Madrid: from October 28, 2025 to February 1, 2026, the Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum presents an exceptional exhibition featuring 50 major works by Picasso and Klee, from the renowned Heinz Berggruen Collection (Berlin).
A rare artistic dialogue between two 20th-century masters, set within an immersive journey through modern art
A self-taught artist revealed by ART MAG In recent years, the name Nicole Azoulay has been making its way into the world of contemporary art. A self-taught painter, she works with acrylics and a palette knife on large canvases where color takes on a luminous, almost incandescent power. Her works, balancing between abstraction and raw […]
A painter who reveals traces and the invisible For Laurence Simon, it is not flamboyant subjects that capture the eye, but forgotten traces: knotted bags, worn scaffolding drapes, bunkers, haystacks, or rusty drums.Her patient, sensual painting embodies a form of resistance, transforming fragments of everyday life into timeless poetry—always without depicting the human figure. A […]
Between abstraction and figuration, the artist explores the human form with intensity and restraint. Her faces and hands, drawn in black stone, vibrate with a silent strength. Each open, unfinished line invites the viewer to extend the gesture and project their own silences.
Christophe Peregrin art fight colors: a self-taught artist from Nice who turns each canvas into an act of luminous resistance. Inspired by current events and his convictions, he denounces violence and injustice with bright pigments and raw energy. His painting shakes, awakens… and brings joy to a world often clouded in grey.
A young contemporary pop artist who transforms collage into a unique emotional language. In his works, images from the past don’t just coexist—they overlap, rub against each other, and converse. Iconic faces, forgotten posters, fragments from 1960s and 1970s magazines… each composition becomes a time capsule, balancing nostalgia and vibrant energy.
