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October 8, 2025 — January 19, 2026
Bringing together an exceptional group of works from the Pinault Collection in dialogue with those of prestigious collections, “Minimal” traces the diversity of this movement since the 1960s.

June 5 – September 21, 2025
Starting on 5 June, the artist Céleste Boursier- Mougenot is taking over the Rotunda of the Bourse de Commerce with his multisensorial installation "clinamen", which is being shown at an unprecedented scale, in resonance with the architecture of this site.

March 05 — August 28 2025
The Bourse de Commerce is drawing some one hundred works from the Pinault Collection to present the exhibition “Corps et âmes”, an exploration of representations of the body in contemporary art.

October 9, 2024 — January 20, 2025
The exhibition retraces the history of this movement, from its birth in Italy to its spread across the world, through a large selection of major works by the thirteen main

March 20 – September 2, 2024
Like a dizzying spiral within which images are generated, talk to one another, and telescope each other, the exhibition highlights François Pinault’s passion for, and commitment to, contemporary art.

September 20, 2023 – January 22, 2024
With the retrospective devoted to Mike Kelley’s work, the Lee Lozano exhibition, and the installations by Ser Serpas and Mira Schor, this new season explores and deconstructs various “American mythologies”.

May 24, 2023 — September 25, 2023
Bourse de Commerce — Pinault Collection has invited Tacita Dean to present an exhibition of new works conceived in resonance with the season “Before the Storm”.

February 8, 2023 — September 18, 2023
“Before the Storm” features a series of installations and works from the Collection — some emblematic, others previously unseen — by artists who will transform all of the museum’s spaces.

June 22, 2022 — January 9, 2023
Une seconde d’éternité (A Second of Eternity) takes visitors on a journey inspired by the question and experience of time, through a selection of artworks from the Pinault Collection.

May 21, 2021 — January 30, 2022
is the manifesto of a new space for contemporary art in Paris. A museum created through a collector’s desire, marked by his gaze, and the strength of his relationship with artists built up over several decades.

April 6, 2025 — January 4, 2026
“The Strange Life of Things” surveys the imaginative territory of FrenchItalian artist Tatiana Trouvé’s work.

April 6, 2025 — November 23, 2025
The exhibition has been conceived in collaboration with the artist and takes us to the heart of his vast repertoire, which resists simplistic interpretation, offering instead a critical view of the world and human nature. 

17 March 2024 — 6 January 2025
The exhibition brings together a selection of more than fifty works, between painting and printmaking, that the artist produced over the timespan of 25 years, including several of the artist’s recent paintings from 2021-2024.

17 March — 24 November 2024
Conceived by the artist together with curator Anne Stenne, the exhibition is centred around major new works, combined with those from the last ten years, in particular from the Pinault Collection.

13 — 17 March
15 — 22 April 2024
In this film, presented in the Teatrino di Palazzo Grassi, Edith Dekyndt draws the viewer’s attention to our duty to maintain and preserve the memory of those tragic events, in order to avert their recurrence.

12 March 2023 — 7 January 2024
“CHRONORAMA. Photographic Treasures of the 20th Century” is the first major exhibition of masterpieces recently acquired by the Pinault Collection and from the Condé Nast archives, some of which have never been seen by the public before. 

2 April — 26 November 2023
The exhibition mainly presents emblematic works from the Pinault Collection, and proposes a reflection on the theme of the icon and the status of the image in the contemporary world. 

27 March 2022 — 8 January 2023
Palazzo Grassi presents ‘open-end’, the first comprehensive solo show exposing the work of Marlene Dumas in Italy, as part of the cycle of monographic shows organised by the Pinault Collection dedicated to major contemporary artists.

5 September 2021 — 9 January 2022
The exhibition is specifically dedicated to the city of Venice on the occasion of the 1600th anniversary of its foundation. It presents for the first time to the public the ambitious “Venice Urban Photo Project”, conceived and developed by Mario Peliti.

23 May 2021 — 9 January 2022
The exhibition focuses on three fundamental aspects of Bruce Nauman's œuvre: the artist studio as a space where creation takes place, the body through performances and the exploration of sound.

Pinault Collection is pleased to announce that the Prix Pierre Daix is being awarded this year to Elvan Zabunyan for her work Réunir les bouts du monde. Art, histoire, esclavage en mémoire, published in October 2024 by éditions B42, as part of its “Culture” series.

Over the 2025-2026 season, programming at Pinault Collection will continue with three themes that highlight its distinctive identity.

Pinault Collection is presenting new exhibition programming for its 2024-2025 season at its museums and at large.

The Pinault Collection is pleased to announce that the Prix Pierre Daix is awarded this year to Paula Barreiro López for her book Avant-Garde Art and Criticism in Francoist Spain, published in French as Compagnons de lutte. Avant-garde et critique d’art en Espagne pendant le franquisme, by Éditions

📍 Couvent des Jacobins

June 14, 2025 — September 14, 2025
Almost 90 oeuvres from the Pinault Collection have been selected for this exhibition, which invites visitors to confront a multitude of faces head on.

📍 Songeun Art and Cultural Foundation

September 4 — November 23, 2024
SONGEUN Art and Cultural Foundation is delighted to present Portrait of a Collection, an exhibition by the acclaimed Pinault Collection. 

📍 Villa Les Roches Brunes

June 11 — October 1, 2023
This exhibition features a gallery of faces of the men and women who embodied a major part of the past century’s creative spirit

📍 Exporama, Rennes

June 10 — September 10, 2023
Swayed by British and American culture, the 1960s was a decade of contrasts. Freedom, repression, ownership? What were the 1960s all about? 

📍 Exporama, Rennes

June 12 — August 29, 2021
After the success of "Debout!", the Pinault Collection, the City of Rennes and Rennes Métropole came together again to present an unprecedented collection of works from François Pinault’s contemporary art.