Art & Sport | All the exhibitions of summer 2024 in Paris

In Paris and Île-de-France
During the summer of 2024 and a little more

As the programme is constantly evolving, we always advise you to consult the dedicated websites where you will find the latest information (transport, opening of museums), especially to travel during the period of installation of the sites and at the time of the competitions

The Cultural Olympiad
Events all over Paris and France

As everywhere in France, the Olympic Games are a period that accompanies all the arts. It is also the only sporting event where the cultural and artistic aspect is mandatory!
With a multidisciplinary cultural programme, artists are invited to exhibit or intervene in public spaces and institutions
It is a program that celebrates culture with sport as its central theme
Theatres, museums, gymnasiums and public spaces host a range of events in a variety of disciplines: visual arts, design, scientific culture, traditional arts (tapestry, earthenware), etc.

Discover the program

– Art and sport –
Exhibitions in Paris and Ile de France, Summer 2024

IN PARIS:

Musée du Louvre (1st, Paris Centre) – “Olympism – a modern invention, an ancient heritage” – until 16th September
Museum of the History of Judaism (MhJ) (3rd, Paris Centre) – “André Steiner – The Body Between Desire and Surpassing” – 16 May – 22 September
Musée de la Chasse et de la nature (3rd, Paris Centre) – “1,2…4 PODIUM!” – Carte blanche to Plonk & Replonk-Bébert – until 22 September 2024
Hôtel de Ville (4th, Paris Centre) – “Paris! 10 years of transformation ” – May 25 until November 2024
Pavillon de l’Arsenal (4th, Paris Centre) – “À Vélo 1818-2030″ – All summer long
Forney Library (4th, Paris Centre) – ” Paris 1924. Advertising in the city ” – from 28 May to 28 September
Bibliothèque Historique de la Ville de Paris (BHVP) (4th, Paris Centre) – “Sport in Paris (1820-1950)” – 21 March to Friday 21 June 2024
Maison Victor Hugo (4th, Paris Centre) – “Victor Hugo s’esfencing” – until 15 September
Musée Carnavalet (4th, Paris Centre) – “The Musée Carnavalet comes into play” – until 8 September
Shoah Memorial (4th, Paris Centre) – “Olympic Games, mirror of societies” – until 31 July (free)
Museum of the Prefecture of Police (5th) – “Police and sport: esprit de corps, culture of the body” – until September 22, 2024 (free)
Place du Panthéon (5th) – “Paralympic Stories – From Sports Integration to Social Inclusion (1948-2024)” – 11 June – 29 September
Zadkine Museum (^6th) – “The Dislocated Body in Zadkine’s Work” – May 14 to September 22
La Monnaie de Paris (6th) – “Gold, silver, bronze – a history of the Olympic medal” – until 22 September
Musée du Luxembourg (6th) – “Match, design and sport” – until 11 August
Musée de l’Armée – invalides (7th) – “Duels. The Art of Combat” – until August 18
In front of the National Assembly (7th) – : “Beauty and Gesture”, 6 sculptures – until September 22nd
Petit Palais (8th) – “The Body in Motion” – from May 15 to November 17
Petit Palais (8th) – “We are Here” – street art – from June 12 to November 10
Musée de la Vie romantique (^9th) – “Géricault’s Horses” – from 15 May to 15 September
In the streets of Paris and Saint-Denis – “Photographs by Simon and Raymond Depardon” – from June to September
National Museum of the History of Immigration (12th) – “Olympism, a history of the world” – until 8th September
The Palais de la Porte Dorée – (12th) – “Olympism, a history of the world” – until 8 September
Bercy Village (12th) – “Sport seen from the sky” – until September 15 – (free)
BNF Tolbiac (13′) “To us, the stadiums! A history of women’s sport” – from May 22 to October 13 – (free)
Musée de la Libération Leclerc Moulin (^{14th arrondissement}) – “Is Paris burning?” – in connection with 80 years of the Liberation of Paris –
Spot24 (15th) – “Urban sports of Paris 2024” – until 31 December 2024
Maison de la culture et du Japon (15th) – “Kenzô Tange-Kengo Kuma – architect of the Tokyo Games” – until 29 June and “Backstage of the Tokyo Games” Photographs by Enzo Lefort from 4 June to 13 July
Musée de La Poste (15th) – “Marathon, the messenger’s race” – 15 Ami – 15 September
Palais Galliera (16th) – “Fashion on the move“- until January 5, 2025
Fondation Louis Vuiton (16th) – “The collection – rendezvous with sport” – until September 9
Musée Marmottan Monet (16th)- “At stake! Artists and Sport (1870-1930)” – until September 1st
Cité de l’architecture et du Patrimoine (16th) – “Once upon a time there were stadiums” – until 16 September
Musée Clémenceau (16th) – “Clémenceau and sport”, focus exhibition – from 16 April to 14 August
Parc de La Villette (19th) – “Archi-Folies 2024” – 20 pavilions of the architecture schools that host Club France federations from June 14 to July 7 and from August 28 to September 3

IN ÎLE-DE-FRANCE

77 – Meaux – Museum of the Great War – “Sports soldiers, sports practices in the French army from 1914 to the present day” – until August 19, 2024 – (free)
78 – Versailles – Palace – “Horse in majesty at the heart of a civilization” – July 2 to November 3, 2024
78 – Poissy – Toy Museum – “Olympic toys: forward champions!” – family exhibition – until 22 September
91 – Corbeil-Essonne – Parvis de l’Hôtel-de-Ville and in the city – “L’Œil urbain photographic festival” from April 6 to May 11, 2024
92 – Sceaux- Château – “Roues libres” – From 21 June 2024 to 31 December 2024
94- Vincennes – Historical Service of the Defence in Vincennes – “Sports champions decorated with the Croix de Guerre” – until 22 June
94 – Nogent-s/-Marne – Intercommunal Museum – “A step ahead! Joinville School, the Invention of Contemporary Sport” (1852 -1939) – until 31 July – (free)