The museum in motion
Until 5 October, the Bourse de Commerce is setting into motion as it prepares the exhibition "Remember Me", which will be gradually unveiled until its full opening on 7 October. The galleries on the second floor will be closed to the public throughout this period.
From 16 September, you will be able to discover some of the works from the new season:
- In the Salon, works by Edward Steichen, Barbara Kruger, Irving Penn, Tyler Mitchell, Erwin Blumenfeld, Constantin Joffe and Annie Leibovitz are on display.
- In Gallery 2, works by Irving Penn are on display.
- In Gallery 3, works by Raymond Depardon are on display.
- In the Auditorium, a film by Nan Goldin is being screened.
- In the Studio, a film by Coleman Collins is being screened.
Hours will be adjusted during this time: there will be no late-night openings on Friday and no late-night opening on Saturday, October 3.
Increased museum mediation
During this period, we are offering illuminating tours every 15 minutes to help you discover the history and architecture of the Bourse de Commerce, the ongoing installation, and the exhibited works.
Please try our app!
Our online app provides audio content on the building’s history and architecture.
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Follow the Bourse de Commerce on Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook to stay up-to-date with museum life. Discover artist and curator interviews, event videos, and highlights on the YouTube channel.
Open Your Ears
The podcast "Ça a commencé comme ça," which traces key moments in contemporary art, is available on all listening platforms!
Vous êtes adhérent Super Cercle ?
Profitez d’un accès gratuit et libre au musée pendant toute la durée du « Musée en mouvement » (jusqu’au 5 octobre) grâce à votre carte Super Cercle.
Rendez-vous au musée, pour participer à une animation exclusive autour de l’univers d’Irving Penn, et ses 450 photographies. Dans la Galerie 2, partez à la recherche de portraits emblématiques, reproduisez leurs poses et repartez avec votre propre photo souvenir imprimée !