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Major Exhibitions MAJOR EXHIBITIONS AGENDA 2017/2018/2019 more on pro.visitparisregion.com ••••• more on pro.visitparisregion.com ••••• more on pro.visitparisregion.com ••••• more on pro.visitparisregion.com ••••• more on pro.visitparisregion.com ••••• 2017 > 2018 Until 14/12/2017 11/10/2017 > 22/01/2018 MARIA BY CALLAS, GAUGUIN THE ALCHEMIST 2018 THE EXHIBITION Grand Palais La Seine Musicale 6/02 > 13/05/2018 ----------- LES HOLLANDAIS À PARIS ----------- JONGKIND - VAN GOGH - MONDRIAN 11/10/2017 > 5/03/2018 1800-1914 Until 7/01/2018 BEING MODERN: Petit Palais CHRISTIAN DIOR, MoMA IN PARIS ----------- COUTURIER DU RÊVE Fondation Louis Vuitton Les Arts décoratifs ----------- 8/02 > 8/07/2018 ----------- COROT. 13/10/2017 > 28/01/2018 PEINDRE LA NATURE HUMAINE Until 14/01/2018 BARBARA Musée Marmottan Monet MONET COLLECTIONNEUR Philharmonie de Paris Musée Marmottan Monet ----------- ----------- ----------- Mars > Août 2018 21/10/2017 > 7/01/2018 MARTIN MARGIELA, 1989-2009 Until 8/04/2018 WINTER JOURNEY Palais Galliera THE ART OF PASTEL Jardins du château de Versailles FROM DEGAS TO REDON ----------- THE COLLECTION OF THE PETIT PALAIS ----------- Petit Palais 7/03 > 1/07/2018 24/10/2017 > 25/02/2018 LE JEUNE TINTORET ----------- VISITORS TO VERSAILLES Musée du Luxembourg 1682-1789 ----------- 4/10/2017 > 4/03/2018 Château de Versailles GOSCINNY ET LE CINÉMA Cinémathèque française ----------- 7/03 > 15/07/2018 FOUJITA ----------- 13/12/2017 > 19/08/2018 Musée Maillol PASTEUR ----------- 4/10/2017 > 7/01/2018 Palais de la découverte FORTUNY, A SPANIARD IN VENICE ----------- 9/03 > 23/07/2018 Palais Galliera MARY CASSATT : 13/12/2017 > 26/03/2018 UNE IMPRESSIONNISTE CÉSAR AMÉRICAINE À PARIS Centre Pompidou Musée Jacquemart-André more on pro.visitparisregion.com ••••• more on pro.visitparisregion.com ••••• more on pro.visitparisregion.com ••••• more on pro.visitparisregion.com ••••• more on pro.visitparisregion.com ••••• 19/03 > 30/07/2018 16/10/2018 > 14/01/2019 FRANTISEK KUPKA 2018 > 2019 RENOIR PÈRE ET FILS. Grand Palais PEINTURE ET CINÉMA 12/09/2018 > 30/01/2019 Musée de l’Orangerie ----------- ALPHONSE MUCHA Musée du Luxembourg ----------- 28/03 > 23/07/2018 ----------- EUGÈNE DELACROIX 17/10/2018 > 4/03/2019 Musée du Louvre LE CUBISME 18/09/2018 > 6/01/2019 Centre Pompidou ----------- PICASSO. BLEU ET ROSE Musée d’Orsay ----------- 6/04 > 30/10/2018 ----------- ZAO WOU-KI, 21/11/2018 > 20/02/2019 L’ESPACE EST SILENCE MICHAEL JACKSON, Musée d’Art moderne de la Ville de Paris 24/09/2018 > 21/01/2019 NAISSANCE D’UNE ICÔNE VENISE AU TEMPS DE VIVALDI Grand Palais ----------- ET TIEPOLO Grand Palais 6/04 > 22/07/2018 RODIN ET LA DANSE ----------- Musée Rodin Paris ----------- 1/10/2018 > 4/02/2019 MIRÓ. LA COULEUR DE MES RÊVES 10/04 > 15/07/2018 Grand Palais ENFERS ET FANTÔMES D’ASIE ----------- Musée du quai Branly - Jacques Chirac ----------- 5/10/2018 > 20/01/2019 DOROTHEA LANGE. 6/06 > 2/09/2018 POLITICS OF SEEING +exhibitions, UN T.REX À PARIS Jeu de Paume museums, Muséum national d’Histoire naturelle ----------- monuments, themes... 21/06 > 14/10/2018 LES IMPRESSIONNISTES À LONDRES. in Paris Region ARTISTES EN EXIL, 1870–1904 Petit Palais pro.visitparisregion.com CULTURAL, FESTIVE AND SPORTING EVENTS 2017 > 2018 more on pro.visitparisregion.com ••••• more on pro.visitparisregion.com ••••• more on pro.visitparisregion.com ••••• more on pro.visitparisregion.com 19/10 > 22/10/2017 17/05 > 20/05/2018 Mid-july > mid-august 2018 FIAC TASTE OF PARIS FOOD FESTIVAL PARIS PLAGES ----------- ----------- ----------- 28/11/2017 > 11/01/2018 27/05 > 10/06/2018 End july > end august 2018 SINGIN'IN THE RAIN FRENCH OPEN TENNIS, OPEN AIR CINEMA ----------- ROLAND GARROS ----------- 10/01 > 20/02/2018 ----------- 29/07/2018 WINTER SALES June > july 2018 FINAL STAGE OF THE TOUR DE FRANCE ----------- PARIS JAZZ FESTIVAL ----------- 3/02 > 17/03/2018 ----------- 4/08 > 12/08/2018 6 NATIONS RUGBY 27/06 > 7/08/2018 GAY GAMES ----------- SUMMER SALES ----------- 16/02/2018 ----------- Start august > mid-september 2018 CHINESE NEW YEAR June 2018 THE OUTDOOR CLASSIQUE AU VERT ----------- WE LOVE GREEN FESTIVAL MUSIC FESTIVAL 24/02 > 4/03/2018 ----------- ----------- PARIS INTERNATIONAL June > september 2018 Last weekend in august 2018 AGRICULTURAL SHOW THE FOUNTAINS NIGHT SHOW, ROCK EN SEINE (MUSIC FESTIVAL) ----------- CHÂTEAU DE VERSAILLES ----------- March > october 2018 ----------- Start september 2018 THE MUSICAL FOUNTAINS SHOW, PARIS DESIGN WEEK 21/06/2018 ----------- CHÂTEAU DE VERSAILLES FÊTE DE LA MUSIQUE ----------- (MUSIC FESTIVAL) September 2018 ----------- EUROPEAN HERITAGE DAYS 3/04 > 8/04/2018 ----------- EUROPEAN CRAFT DAYS End june > end july 2018 ----------- BARRIÈRE ENGHIEN Mid-september 2018 TECHNO PARADE 5/04 > 8/04/2018 JAZZ FESTIVAL ----------- ART PARIS ART FAIR ----------- ----------- End june 2018 25/09 > 30/09/2018 RYDER CUP 2018 8/04/2018 SOLIDAYS (MUSIC FESTIVAL) ----------- THE SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC ----------- 28/09 > 30/09/2018 PARIS MARATHON Last weekend of june 2018 ----------- THE GASTRONOMY FESTIVAL PRIDE PARADE ----------- May > october 2018 ----------- CANDLELIGHT EVENINGS, October 2018 28/06 > 1/07/2018 NUIT BLANCHE ALL NIGHT OPENING CHÂTEAU DE VAUX-LE-VICOMTE HNA FRENCH OPEN GOLF ----------- ----------- ----------- 19/05/2018 Start november 2018 July 2018 ROLEX PARIS MASTERS TENNIS EUROPEAN MUSEUM NIGHT THE PEACOCK SOCIETY FESTIVAL ----------- ----------- 29/11 > 16/12/2018 July 2018 THE FRANCE 2018 EHF WOMENS BASTILLE DAY EUROPEAN HANDBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS NEW FOR THE DESTINATION more on pro.visitparisregion.com ••••• more on pro.visitparisregion.com ••••• more on pro.visitparisregion.com ••••• more on pro.visitparisregion.com openings 2019-2020 Start 2019, FONDATION PINAULT, in Paris, Bourse de Commerce openings 2017 ----------- st LA SEINE MUSICALE, new temple Reopening of the HÔTEL LUTETIA in In springtime 2019, FLUCTUART, 1 to music, in Boulogne-Billancourt Paris, with a 700 m² spa, pool and floating art centre, in Paris, opposite ----------- central patio (end 2017) the Grand Palais ----------- FONDATION GOODPLANET, 1st venue devoted to ecological and During 2019, the permanent humanist matters in Paris openings 2018 collections of the PALAIS GALLIERA, ----------- in Paris Start 2018, 1st HÔTEL FAUCHON in ----------- PROPRIÉTÉ CAILLEBOTTE, the Paris, at Place de la Madeleine home of the Impressionist painter, ----------- End 2019, HÔTEL DE LA MARINE, in Yerres devoted to gastronomy and French ----------- February, reopening of the art de vivre, in Paris, Place de la ALBERT-KAHN MUSEUM THE ROOF OF THE GRANDE ARCHE Concorde in Boulogne-Billancourt ----------- DE LA DÉFENSE, with an exhibition ----------- space entirely dedicated to photo- 2020, MAISON LVMH / ARTS–TALENTS journalism March, LAFAYETTE ANTICIPATIONS, PATRIMOINE, dedicated to artistic ----------- the foundation of Galeries Lafayette, creation, live entertainment, crafts VILLAGES NATURE, in Paris and artisanal savoir-faire, in the close to Disneyland Paris ----------- jardin d’Acclimatation ----------- In springtime, FONDATION AGNÈS B., ----------- Reopening of the CHÂTEAU DE created to exhibit their collection of 2020, complete reopening of the RAMBOUILLET contemporary art, in Paris museum trail and exhibition spaces at ----------- ----------- the FRENCH NATIONAL LIBRARY, Complete reopening of the public EATALY, concept-store covering in Paris, site Richelieu-Louvois spaces at the PARIS MINT, with 2 4,000 m² devoted to Italian gastro- new visitor trails and a unique nomy, in Paris, next to BHV Marais venue for sensory experiences based ----------- closures on metals In springtime, L'ATELIER DES st ----------- Musée de Cluny, from 21 January to LUMIÈRES, the capital’s first Centre early July 2018 for the renovation of the Reopening of the CHÂTEAU for Digital Art, with an immersive museography trails, the Carnavalet D'AUVERS-SUR-OISE, with a new exhibition devoted to Klimt, in Paris Museum, until the end of 2019 and the Impressionists trail (1/10) ----------- Musée de la Marine, until 2020 ----------- October, arrival of GALERIES ----------- YVES SAINT LAURENT PARIS LAFAYETTE on the Champs-Elysées The Théâtre de la Ville (end 2018) and MUSEUM (3/10) ----------- ----------- the Théâtre du Châtelet (september End 2018, LA NOUVELLE SAMARITAINE, 2019) Inauguration of the U ARENA, ----------- stadium and concert venue in featuring a hotel, boutiques, Nanterre (19/10) gastronomic restaurant, in Paris Grand Palais, from 2020 to 2023, for the renovation of the National Galleries .
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