Admission free, reservations required
On the occasion of the Nuit Blanche, the event which celebrates contemporary creation in all its forms, the Bourse de Commerce — Pinault Collection will be open from 5:00 p.m. until midnight, free of charge, reservations required.
The artist Céleste Boursier-Mougenot has taken over the Rotunda of the Bourse de Commerce to present his multi-sensory installation clinamen at an unprecedented scale, and in resonance with the architecture of this site. This immersive, aquatic, musical project transforms the Rotunda into a space conducive to reverie.
Visit the exhibition Corps et âmes, an exploration of representations of the body in contemporary art. From Auguste Rodin to Duane Hanson, Georg Baselitz to Ana Mendieta, David Hammons to Marlene Dumas, and Arthur Jafa to Ali Cherri, some forty artists have used painting, sculpture, photography, video, and drawing to explore the connections between body and soul.
At the same, come discover the history and architecture of the Bourse de Commerce: viewed from the outside, the Bourse de Commerce traces a perfect circle that is unique in Paris’ cityscape, a true architectural outlier. Embark on an astonishing journey through the building’s five centuries of history and architectural transformations. Discover its large, restored decors and preserved vestiges, which form a dialogue with the radical, meditative interventions of the contemporary architect Tadao Ando.
The Programme
Let’s talk about art!
Docents are present throughout your visit to answer your questions. They can offer perspectives and introductory explanations to help you approach the works and spot the building’s many subtle details.
The Online App
Accessible via a QR Code, the Online App, free and without requiring a download, can accompany you throughout your visit, providing you with varied, complementary content. Let yourselves be guided by the voices of the artists and curators, and listen to the “People of the Bourse” sound bubbles to immerse yourself in five centuries of history at the Bourse de Commerce, located within the heart of Paris’ Les Halles district.