For its new season, Pinault Collection continues to expand its international artistic and cultural programme across its three museums in Paris and Venice, reaffirming the collector’s vision, founded on a dialogue between artworks, artists and the public.
In 2026, Pinault Collection opens a new exhibition season that explores the ways in which artists reveal, transform, and disrupt our perception of the world.
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