Fall-Winter 2026 Season: "All the Lights, All the Flowers" at the Palais de Tokyo

🎯 Upcoming exhibitions

📌 You and Your Crew - Group exhibition

• Featuring around thirty works, this exhibition explores artistic initiatives situated outside urban centres (the countryside, high mountains, island territories). It examines the notions of collectives, communities of life, work and struggle that shape these geographies

📌 I telman nwè ki é blé (It’s so black it turns blue) - Valérie John

• The Martinican artist offers a sensory and aesthetic immersion into the metamorphoses of indigo blue, textiles and paper. From Martinique to West Africa, her work explores translocal memory and the construction of identity

📌 Today is OK - Ali Cherri

• Co-produced by the Palais de Tokyo and centred on his film La Sentinelle (screened at Cannes), this project by the Franco-Lebanese artist blends cinema with a unique installation to examine the repercussions of war on individuals and the collective imagination

📌 Cœur sauvage - Sonia Gomes

• Drawing on her Afro-Brazilian heritage, Sonia Gomes transforms used textiles into quasi-organic sculptures. A language of care, memory and resistance that enters into direct dialogue with the architecture of the Palais

📌 Photoromance - Paul Kodjo

• The first major solo exhibition in France dedicated to the Ivorian photographer Paul Kodjo. A key witness to the ‘Ivorian miracle’ of the 1960s and 1970s, he explores the photoroman genre at the crossroads of fictional narrative and social commentary

📌 The Source of the Loire and Other Films - Rose Lowder

• An immersion in Rose Lowder’s experimental 16mm cinema. Through the film La Source de la Loire and her “Bouquets” series, the filmmaker explores visual perception and biodiversity

📌 Not All Columns Have a Heart of Stone - Céleste Richard-Zimmermann

• Winner of the 2026–2027 Prix des Amis du Palais de Tokyo, the artist presents a space featuring installations, sculptures and sound pieces centred around a broken column, questioning symbols of power and collapse

🎯 Associated cultural programme

📌Symbiosis: Baloji (from autumn 2026 to June 2027)

• The Palais de Tokyo welcomes artist, filmmaker and musician Baloji for the second edition of the Symbiosis programme. Centred around his new feature film Mulâtresse solitude, the venue will host screenings, concerts, performances, talks and installations

📌 Site-specific exhibition: Globale inversion by Lassana Sarre

• A series of murals and a sound installation paying tribute to the institution’s security and reception staff