1. DANA LIXENBERG
American Images
MEP – Maison Européenne de la Photographie
Open through May 24, 2026
Reveals how Dana Lixenberg’s empathetic portraits challenge stereotypes, fostering dignity, connection, and nuanced understanding across American society.
2.LEONORA CARRINGTON
Surrealist movement
Musée Luxembourg
Open through July 19, 2026
Reveals how Leonora Carrington’s radical surrealism, mythology, and identity inspire embracing transformation, harmony, innovation, and visionary self-discovery.
3. NORTHEN LIGHT
Scandinavian and Dutch Drawings
Musée d’Orsay
Open through May 10, 2026
It traces the intertwined careers of Saint Phalle and Tinguely under Hultén’s vision—celebrating bold, participatory art that rebels and reshapes norms, reminding that collaboration, risk-taking, and playful disruption spark transformation and impact.
4. GERARD RICHTER
Fondation Louis Vuitton
Open through March 02, 2026
Richter’s retrospective showcases 270 works from 1962 to 2024, illustrating how embracing complexity, precision, and innovation in art can inspire creativity and adaptability.
PEKKA HALONEN
An ode to Finland
Petit Palais
Open through February 22, 2026
Reveals how Pekka Halonen’s Finnish landscapes and traditions inspire embracing authenticity, nature’s rhythms, and modern artistic renewal.
6. FACING THE SKY
Paul Huet in His Time
Musée de la Vie Romantique
Open through August 31, 2026
Paul Huet, Delacroix’s contemporary, liberated landscape painting with nature’s energy, inspiring emotion, movement, and poetic expression.
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