until 6 October 2025
The museum in motion
From 27 August to 6 October 2025, the Bourse de Commerce is setting into motion to prepare for the exhibition "Minimal".
Discover the exhibition
until 26 January 2026
Lygia Pape. Weaving Space
From 10 September 2025 to 26 January 2026, as a prelude to the "Minimal" exhibition, Pinault Collection presents the first solo show in France to Lygia Pape (1927-2004), an essential artist of the Brazilian avant-garde and pioneer.
until 31 December 2027
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.
Workshops, tours, events
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October 10
ConcertImmanuel Wilkins
On October 10, American saxophonist Immanuel Wilkins will present a solo performance in dialogue with the installation by American artist Meg Webster in the museum’s Rotunda.
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Every Saturday at 3pm
WorkshopFamily workshop
Architects of InfinityAs part of the exhibition Minimal, children and their parents explore Zero to Infinity, a colourful, geometric installation by artist Rasheed Araeen that is designed to be picked up and handled.
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October 11
ConcertGanavya
In resonance with the exhibition "Minimal", the Bourse de Commerce offers a program dedicated to minimalism in music.
Upcoming exhibitions
Exhibition
Minimal
From 8 October 2025, the Bourse de Commerce is hosting a major exhibition dedicated to Minimalist art presenting for the first time more than a hundred major works that trace the diversity of this movement since the 1960s, when a whole generation of artists initiated a radical approach to art.
Exhibition
Clair-Obscur
Drawing on some twenty modern and contemporary artists from the Pinault Collection, the exhibition "Clair-Obscur" traces a journey from darkness to light to explore the legacy of chiaroscuro as it resonates in the present day.
Read, watch, listen
Discover the works in the Collection
The Pinault Collection brings together some 10,000 works of art. This ensemble is presented through exhibitions in the Pinault Collection's museums and beyond.
