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Chiharu Shiota The Soul Trembles

11 December 2024 19 March 2025

As a preview of the reopening of all its galleries in June 2025, the Grand Palais is presenting an exhibition dedicated to the poetic and sensitive work of Japanese artist Chiharu Shiota.

Born in Osaka in 1972 and now living in Berlin, Chiharu Shiota is world-renowned for her monumental installations of interlacing wool yarn. These giant canvases often envelop objects from her everyday life and invite the viewer on a majestic, dreamlike journey. Her protean creations explore the notions of temporality, movement and dreams, demanding a dual engagement from the viewer, both mental and physical.

Zurbarán. Reinventing a masterpiece

5 December 2024 2 March 2025

This exhibition brings together for the first time the three paintings by Spanish painter Francisco de Zurbarán (1590-1664) depicting Saint Francis of Assisi standing mummified.  These works are held by the Musée des Beaux-Arts de Lyon, the Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya in Barcelona and the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston.

Tang China A cosmopolitan dynasty (7th - 10th century)

20 November 2024 3 March 2025

This winter, with the support of Art Exhibitions China, the Musée Guimet is taking visitors on a journey to the heart of Chang'an, the glorious, cosmopolitan capital of the Tang dynasty (618-907).

A cultural and commercial crossroads on the Silk Roads, this sprawling city was the largest in the world in the 8th century.

More than 200 millenia-old exceptional works of art loaned by numerous museums in China's provinces invite visitors to discover this city of wonders, frequented by thousands of merchants, pilgrims, scholars, musicians, artists, craftsmen and court aristocrats from all over the empire and beyond.

Making stones speak. Notre Dame’s Medieval Sculptures

19 November 2024 16 March 2025

From 19 November 2024 to 16 March 2025, the Musée de Cluny - Musée National du Moyen Âge is hosting an exhibition on medieval carved decorations from the Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris.

Not since the early 1980s have cathedral sculptures in storage at the museum been the subject of such in-depth research. The exhibition "Making Stones Speak. Notre Dame's Medieval Sculptures" vows to deepen our knowledge on these collections by revealing the findings of a major research and restoration programme, underway since 2022.

The curatorial team is spearheaded by Damien Berné, Head Curator at the Musée de Cluny and responsible for sculptures.

The Lady and the Unicorn

Touch, Taste, Smell, Hearing and Sight... and a sixth piece symbolizing the sixth sense, with a blue tent and the inscription To my only desir. The tapestries that make up the Lady and the Unicorn hanging are among the most famous works in the Musée de Cluny collection.

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Contemporary Engravings

Engraving Elizabeth Peyton - The Friend (from a work by Titien)

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Elizabeth Peyton's revelation as an artist came when she discovered the works in the Louvre through books. One of her first fascinations was Titian's Man with a Glove (1520-1522), one of the most famous paintings by the Venetian master.

The spontaneous process of using soft varnish, known as "à la manière de crayon", enabled him to draw freely through paper directly onto the varnish of the metal plate. This direct, unrepentant technique offers an element of randomness to the creative process, which Elizabeth Peyton welcomed as a creative opportunity for this intimate portrait.

A subtle, bold palette of colours reveals the strength of the features, helps to capture the expression, and adds depth to the composition. The result is a figurative print of great graphic sensitivity, with a masterful technique of expression and quick, sharp strokes.

L'Ami (after Titian) by Elizabeth Peyton is a magnetic, timeless portrait, tinged with a modern sensibility, reflecting a precise, tender and intimate moment that gives L'Homme au gant a contemporary face and recalls the ancestral skills of the craftsmen of the Atelier de chalcographie du GrandPalaisRmn.

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