In 2024, Paris is set to captivate art enthusiasts with a lineup of groundbreaking exhibitions that will leave you breathless. From renowned museums to hidden galleries, discover the top 10 must-see shows that will make your Parisian experience truly unforgettable.

James Turrell: Path Taken

• When: 14 Oct – 21 Dec 2024
• Where: Almine Rech, Matignon, Paris

James Turrell: Path Taken is a captivating exhibition showcasing the renowned artist’s exploration of light and space. Through his innovative installations, Turrell invites viewers into immersive experiences that challenge their perception and redefine the boundaries between art and reality. The exhibition features a new light piece from his ongoing Glassworks series, offering a mesmerizing exploration of color, form, and the subtle interplay between light and darkness. As visitors navigate through the exhibition, they are enveloped in a world of ethereal beauty, where the very nature of light becomes a tangible, transformative force.

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Vieira Da Silva

• When: 14 Oct – 21 Dec 2024
• Where: A&R Fleury, Paris

Vieira da Silva is a renowned Portuguese-French artist whose work is celebrated for its intricate geometric patterns, vibrant colors, and exploration of space. This exhibition showcases the work of two prominent artists whose work significantly contributed to abstract art. The focus is on their work from the 1950s, leading up to their participation in the 1961 São Paulo Biennale. The exhibition features twenty works, including paintings and sculptures, that highlight their artistic techniques and themes, such as urban landscapes.

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Genesis Tramaine: SWEET JESUS!

• When: 12 Oct – 16 Nov 2024
• Where: Almine Rech, Turenne, Paris

Genesis Tramaine: SWEET JESUS! is a captivating exploration of faith, identity, and the African American experience. Through her vibrant and expressive paintings, Tramaine blends elements of pop culture, religious iconography, and personal narratives to create thought-provoking and visually stunning works. Her bold brushstrokes and vivid colors convey a sense of raw energy and emotion, while her subject matter invites viewers to consider themes of spirituality, community, and the complexities of Black identity in contemporary society. Tramaine’s work offers a powerful and uplifting perspective on the human experience, celebrating both the challenges and triumphs of faith and resilience.

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Emilija Radojicic: Curiosa Continua

• When: 12 Oct – 9 Nov 2024
• Where: Adrian Sutton Gallery, Paris

Emilija Radojicic’s woven wall-hangings are a blend of personal and collective experiences, emotions, and natural phenomena. Inspired by the serenity of nature, she uses her intuition and spirituality to create vibrantly textured three-dimensional forms. Rooted in her Serbian heritage, her weavings blend playful shapes and vibrant colors, reminiscent of modernism. Radojicic’s work is a fusion of tradition and innovation, emphasizing exploration and discovery. Her diverse repertoire spans painting, drawing, weaving, sculpting, and working with stone and wood, creating a harmonious blend of traditional and contemporary compositions.

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César, at first glance

• When: 12 Oct – 5 Dec 2024
• Where: Almine Rech, Turenne, Paris

César: At First Glance is a captivating exhibition that showcases the innovative and provocative work of the renowned French sculptor. Known for his bold and often unconventional use of materials, César’s sculptures challenge traditional notions of form and function. This exhibition offers a glimpse into the artist’s prolific career, featuring a diverse range of works, from his iconic “Compressions” series to his playful “Pouces” sculptures. As visitors explore the gallery, they are confronted with César’s unique vision, which transforms ordinary objects into extraordinary works of art that provoke thought and inspire awe.

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Moffat Takadiwa: The Reverse Deal

• When: 12 Oct – 16 Nov 2024
• Where: Semiose, Paris

Moffat Takadiwa: The Reverse Deal is a thought-provoking exhibition that explores themes of identity, colonialism, and cultural exchange. Through his intricate and often surreal oil paintings, Takadiwa offers a critical commentary on the complexities of post-colonial Africa. His work delves into the historical and contemporary legacies of colonialism, examining the ways in which power dynamics and cultural exchange have shaped the continent. Takadiwa’s paintings are characterized by their rich symbolism, vibrant colors, and meticulous attention to detail, inviting viewers to engage with the deeper meanings and narratives embedded within his work.

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Barbara Nessim: My Past is My Present

• When: 26 Sep – 5 Nov 2024
• Where: RCM Galerie, Paris

Nessim, a pioneering figure in digital art, has garnered widespread recognition for her groundbreaking contributions. Her innovative works have captivated audiences and earned her a place among the most influential artists of her generation. As a testament to her impact, the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) has acquired two of her early digital artworks for its permanent collection. The upcoming exhibition will be accompanied by a comprehensive catalog, offering a deeper dive into her artistic journey and the profound impact she has had on the world of digital art.

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Corentin Grossmann: Astres

• When: 7 Sep – 2 Nov 2024
• Where: Art: Concept, Paris

Corentin Grossmann’s fifth solo exhibition, Astres, delves into the sensory component of his work through contrasts, vibratory phenomena, and correspondences. Celestial bodies, such as stars, moons, and suns, are omnipresent throughout the exhibition, reflecting the ambiguity of suspended time and serving as a unifying element. The drawings explore themes of the cosmos, physical sensations, the aquatic origins of life, science, the future of humanity, sexuality, power dynamics, and national identity. Grossmann’s work blends the real and the imaginary, drawing from scientific facts and personal experiences to create a thought-provoking and immersive exhibition.

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Rashid Johnson. Anima

• When: 14 Oct – 21 Dec 2024
• Where: Hauser & Wirth, Paris

Rashid Johnson’s new exhibition showcases his latest works in painting, sculpture, and film. The exhibition focuses on the concepts of interiority and self-reflection, featuring two new series of paintings and sculptures. The artist’s latest film, ‘Sanguine,’ explores relationships among three generations of his family. Johnson’s work demonstrates his interest in animism, the belief in which all things have souls. The exhibition features the almond-shaped vesica piscis, a leitmotif that has been in use in visual culture around the world since humanity’s earliest days. Johnson harnesses these evocative motifs to capture and examine his spiritual journey, inviting viewers to embark on their own.

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Michelangelo Pistoletto: Nouvelle perspective

• When: 14 Oct – 23 Nov 2024
• Where: Galleria Continua, Paris

Michelangelo Pistoletto: Nouvelle perspective is a captivating exhibition that showcases the renowned Italian artist’s exploration of space, perception, and the relationship between art and life. Known for his innovative use of materials, including mirrored surfaces and everyday objects, Pistoletto’s works invite viewers to become active participants in the artistic experience. This exhibition features a selection of his iconic pieces, such as the Mirror Paintings and the Minus Objects, alongside new works that demonstrate his ongoing experimentation with form and meaning. As visitors navigate through the exhibition, they are confronted with Pistoletto’s unique vision, which challenges traditional notions of art and invites reflection on the nature of reality.

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