Museums in Paris

Abraham & Wolff is a Paris gallery and cultural space at the intersection of contemporary art and design—a program of exhibitions and events that reflects a curatorial sensibility invested in the relationship between object, image, and environment. A discreet reference for the city's creative community.

Research library with art writing archives & a reading room by renowned architect Henri Labrouste.

Former historic palace housing huge art collection, from Roman sculptures to da Vinci's "Mona Lisa."

Perrotin's second Paris space at 8 Avenue Matignon—steps from the Champs-Élysées and adjacent to the city's auction house and blue-chip gallery cluster—extends the gallery's Paris footprint to the neighborhood where serious collectors congregate. The address is a declaration of market ambition.

Museum with 20th-century European art collection, showcasing 8 of Monet's water lilies murals.

Bright space with temporary solo & group exhibitions by emerging & established contemporary artists.

Frank Gehry's billowing glass sails in the Bois de Boulogne — Paris's most architecturally dramatic home for contemporary art.

A Paris gallery specializing in 20th-century French design—Jean Prouvé, Charlotte Perriand, Pierre Jeanneret—presented in a serious commercial context that has shaped the global market for their work. An essential address for those who study modernist furniture and design as cultural history.