Exhibitions - Paris Archives

6 exhibitions to see for the Jet-Set this Summer

1 May 2026 • Mark Westall

Exhibitions worth travelling for this summer, featuring Jesse Darling, The Antwerp Six, Martin Creed, Tracey Emin, Hayden Dunham and Harmony Korine.

Scotty Ramon Launches ‘Echoes of the Past’, His First-Ever Solo Exhibition

4 February 2026 • Mark Westall

Ramon began painting just over a year ago. The earliest works already carry a striking clarity:

Grand Palais announces “Mickalene Thomas: All About Love”

10 November 2025 • Mark Westall

All About Love is an exhibition by Mickalene Thomas, the first African-American artist to be honored with a major solo exhibition at the Grand Palais.

Wes Anderson re-Creates the legendary New York studio of Joseph Cornell at Gagosian in Paris

6 November 2025 • Mark Westall

The House on Utopia Parkway: Joseph Cornell’s Studio Reimagined by Wes Anderson, an exhibition conceived by curator Jasper Sharp

5 for Paris Art Week

20 October 2025 • Paige Miller

With so much to see and do in the City of Light, we’re spotlighting a few of the must-see fairs, exhibitions and initiatives shining brightest across Paris.

Dover Street Market Paris unveils Alvorada — a new group exhibition curated by Sophie de Mello Franco during Art Basel Paris.

20 October 2025 • Mark Westall

Dover Street Market Paris unveils Alvorada — a new group exhibition curated by Sophie de Mello Franco during Art Basel Paris.

Eugene Kangawa to unveil new project with A-POC ABLE ISSEY MIYAKE in Paris this October.

24 September 2025 • Mark Westall

Eugene Kangawa will unveil a new project with A- POC ABLE ISSEY MIYAKE in Paris this October.

Christopher Taylor to opens new contemporary art gallery in his baroque Parisian apartment

17 September 2025 • Mark Westall

Christopher Taylor, to open his eponymous art gallery, Christopher Taylor, on 4th October 2025, located in his Baroque Parisian apartment

Through the Hidden Rift: Where Art Meets Transformation

27 August 2025 • Guest

This August, Arts Archive London presented Through the Hidden Rift at Looloolook Gallery in Paris

Review: Wolfgang Tillmans’ Nothing could have prepared us – Everything could have prepared us Centre Pompidou.

26 August 2025 • Tahney Fosdike

Arrive, and the site is ghostly. The shop, cafes, and other touchpoints are bare of activity; a dullness signifying the restoration is about to get going.

Dover Street Market Paris presents DAISIES curated by Paige Silveria for Paris Design Week.

22 August 2025 • Mark Westall

the 2025 presentations will continue to focus on fostering community and offering a platform to emerging creatives in an array of ventures.

Yulia Mahr’s “The Church of Our Becoming” at Dover Street Market Paris

25 July 2025 • Mark Westall

Yulia Mahr’s The Church of Our Becoming reclaims and reimagines classical ideals of the human form in Greek statuary.

Top 8 exhibitions to see for the Jet-Set right now.

16 July 2025 • Mark Westall

Ibiza, Chicago, Shanghai, Paris, Marseille, Gstaad then back to Ibiza the exhibitions to see now and throughout the Summer.

The Fondation Louis Vuitton to present a major retrospective of works by Gerhard Richter.

10 July 2025 • Mark Westall

The Fondation Louis Vuitton will dedicate all its galleries to Gerhard Richter, widely regarded as one of the most important artists of his generation.

Rick Owens gets first solo exhibition in Paris.

1 July 2025 • Mark Westall

The Palais Galliera is holding the first exhibition in Paris dedicated to the work of avant-garde fashion designer Rick Owens…. Read More

Balenciaga by Demna exhibition opens in Paris

26 June 2025 • Mark Westall

Balenciaga by Demna encapsulates his decade at the House from 2015 to 2025

Seth Price – Free Fall

24 May 2025 • Mark Westall

Seth Price presents a new series of paintings that introduces enigmatic figures such as cosmic textures, botanical forms & hand-drawn symbols.

Kate MccGwire GLITCH opens in Paris at Les Filles Du Calvaire.

17 April 2025 • Mark Westall

In these uncertain times, MccGwire’s work reflects our confusion. Here, there is something askew—working both with and against her innate pull toward perfection and verisimilitude.