The exhibitions
- Salon - Rotunda - Floor 2 - Floor -2« Une seconde d'éternité »
- Gallery 3Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster
- Gallery 2 — Ground floorFelix Gonzalez-Torres - Roni Horn
- In situIn-situ works
- PassageBertrand Lavier
In-situ works
Several artists have been invited to install in-situ works inside and outside the Bourse de Commerce, to create a dialogue between the architecture and the exhibits.
Felix Gonzalez-Torres - Roni Horn
This unprecedented exhibition stems from the power, radicalness and the artistic affinities of two major figures of our contemporary age, Roni Horn and Felix Gonzalez-Torres.
Workshops, tours, events
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For the second consecutive year, the network Canopée#, which consists of several cultural institutions in the Les Halles neighbourhood, has come together around a common event, Canopée# Estiv’Halles on 2-3 July.
Carte blanche hors les murs à la Canopée des Halles, dans le cadre du week-end Canopée# Estiv’Halles2h45 -
The Bourse de Commerce proposes a concert by Mark Ernestus’ Ndagga Rhythm Force, which brings together Mark Ernestus, a pioneer of 1990s German techno dub, with a group of Senegalese sabar musicians, whose polyrhythms are conducive to trance.
Foyer de la Bourse de Commerce — Pinault Collection1h30 -
With the Cercle card, take part in a programme of free guided tours, specially designed for you.
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Upcoming exhibitions
to January 3, 2023
Anri Sala
In late September, the landscape imagined by Philippe Parreno for the Rotunda of the Bourse de Commerce will disappear, making way for the autumn and winter months, for an immersive, cosmic, and nocturnal work by artist Anri Sala.
Read, watch, listen
Participate in tours, workshops, events…
From the remains of the ancient grain exchange to the white walls of the new contemporary art museum, from painted decors to shuttered concrete walls, the Bourse de Commerce is revitalized after an exceptional three-year-long renovation project.

The Pinault Collection gathers over 10.000 works that offer a perspective on the art from the 1960s to date.
It presents “Beyond the walls” exhibitions and supports creation through artist in residence programmes.
