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This November sees a selection of new exhibitions and events come to Paris. A big variety of events are lined up for November in the French capital, so here is our selection of some of the best upcoming exhibitions to check out.
Paris Photo 2019
Paris Photo is back and is taking place in the Grand Palais from the 7-10 November. It welcomes photographers and lovers of photography to show the best the art form has to offer. Since 1996, Paris Photo has presented the best of photography through exhibitions of artists collections which show the diversity of the international artists and their works. So for the 23rd edition of Paris Photo, there will be 213 exhibitors coming from 31 countries around the world. Don’t miss the collection ‘Fondation à Stichting’ which questions our perception of the world at a time when images are overabundant. Check out this exhibition to discover the latest trends in photography.
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Océan en voie d’illumination
The relatively new Jardin des Plantes light festival is coming back for its second edition, this year focusing on oceans. There will be giant lit-up animal structures erected around the Jardin des Plantes to amaze both young and old alike. This beautiful show will run from 18 November 2019 to 19 January 2020. After the success of the first year, 370,000 visitors in the 2 months, this edition is likely to attract big crowds. The night time stroll turns into a magical experience for families and friends thanks to the huge light structures installed throughout the Jardin des Plantes. There will be 50 of these structures for you to discover that show 4 different marine environments: a walk along a tropical coastline, a dive into warm seas, into the mysterious abyss, and it ends with a swim in cold waters.
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Tolkein, voyage en Terre du Milieu (Tolkein, A Journey to Middle Earth)
The Bibliothèque Nationale de France has announced an immersive, retrospective exhibition focused on the works of the great J.R.R Tolkein, famous for creating the Hobbit universe, among others. The exhibition will run from 22 October 2019 to 16 February 2020 in the Bibliothèque Nationale de France. The exhibition displays around 300 pieces from one of the greatest authors of the 20th century and allows you to visually experience Tolkein’s imagination. Tolkein’s many manuscripts allow us to witness the universe’s created by the writer, from their maps to the people in them, to their languages. There will be a detailed overview of Middle-Earth, depicting the different people’s, their languages and their history’s. This exhibition is perfect for any lovers of the Hobbit and Lord of the Rings.
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Christian Boltanski retrospective
From 13 November 2019 to 16 March 2020, Centre Pompidou is housing a retrospective around the French artist Christian Boltanski’s work. His work discusses the rites of our society and the memory that remains after our death. Boltanski, as an artist, has experimented with various art forms, like plastic art, photography, sculpting, painting and even film making, with the aim of trying to explore the boundary between absent and present. His work is an art that offers a vision of the life of Man and what happens after death – remembering or forgetting, memory, ideas – Boltanski explores all sorts of notions.
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Helena Rubinstein’s collection
From 5 November 2019 to 28 June 2020, the Musée du Quai Branly is devoting a wonderful exhibition to Helena Rubinstein’s art collection which includes 60 sculptures, portraits and art objects. Rubinstein, famous for creating her cosmetic empire from scratch, picked up many works of art that moved her over the course of her life. The exhibition, taking place at the Musée du Quai Branly, focuses on the African art she collected during her early years of business success in Europe during the 20th century. The 60 pieces from her collection on show in the museum show the artistic taste of a woman who was interested in what others at the time considered to be ugly.
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So there is our selection of the brand new events and art exhibitions to discover in Paris this November, on top of all the great permanent installations and art exhibitions that are always on display for visitors to the city’s many museums, like Musée d’Orsay, and art galleries, like Atelier des Lumières. Keep an eye out for more articles about exhibitions to come in the following months and also have a look at our article about things to do this Autumn for information on exhibitions like Leonardo da Vinci’s at the Musée du Louvre.
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