Please note these tickets are valid from 12th June 2025 to 16th September 2025 included.
Beneficiaries of the reduced fee on site only : teachers who do not hold the education pass, members of partner institutions (CND, MAM, musée du quai Branly – Jacques Chirac, Centre Pompidou-Metz) and visitors of the Musée d’Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris, on the day of the visit to the MAMVP.
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This season exhibitions :
Disco, Vivian Suter (12/06/2025 - 16/09/2025)
The Palais de Tokyo organizes the larger-scale ever retrospective of Vivian Suter, with around 500 paintings produced by the artist over the course of the last ten years in her garden located in Panajachel, Guatemala. Immersed in this tropical environment, Vivian Suter’s gestural and colorful painting has gradually become a documentation of her surroundings. Her daily productions capture not only the artist’s gestures but also the traces of the surrounding flora and fauna, as well as the effects of the weather—an expression of a serene and lucid acceptance of the climatic conditions that shape our lives and the impermanence of art.
The sun falls silently, Thảo Nguyên Phan (12/06/2025 - 16/09/2025)
This exhibition is Thảo Nguyên Phan’s first monograph in France. The artist presents a selection of recent or newly produced works ((videos, paintings, sculptures), focusing on various historical figures linking France and Vietnam. This is an opportunity to develop a polyphony of views on her country and its history, its past and present ghosts.
Octogone, Chalisée Naamani (12/06/2025 - 16/09/2025)
Chalisée Naamani creates “image dresses” from photographs she takes with her phone or from sources from the internet, which she then transforms into large digital collages and prints on various materials. For her exhibition at the Palais de Tokyo, Chalisée Naamani has designed an in-situ installation using associations of images and composite sculptures that explore the many ways of constructing the body. The images are bodies, and the bodies are images, which it is up to anyone to shape as they wish in order to exist, resist and live freely.
ALPHABETA SIGMA, RAMMELLZEE (13/06/2025 – 07/09/2025)
The first large-scale European event, this exhibition pays unprecedented tribute to RAMMELLZEE. An iconic yet but largely overlooked figure of the American alternative scene of the 1980s, known for his abstract, colorful paintings and his eccentric effigies, RAMMELLZEE explores drawing as well as sculpture, performance, and music. This exhibition bears witness to the political and poetic commitments of this legend from the beginnings of hip-hop, around letters and language inspired by both the codes of graffiti and medieval illuminations.
