Experience the Anne Imhof carte blanche exhibition differently by exploring it through narratives of the built environment, accompanied by a guide.

This visit offers the chance to discover the graffiti that covers the vast glass panels that structure Anne Imhof’s exhibition, along with the scratches, the stains and the smears of Cy Twombly’s paintings, and the Lasco Project, a vast underground space in the Palais de Tokyo dedicated to urban arts.

 

Discovery of the Palais de Tokyo: on the occasion of this visit, students will be able to discover the history and architecture of the Palais de Tokyo in resonance with the exhibition of Carte Blanche à Anne Imhof, Natures Mortes

 

Experience the Anne Imhof carte blanche exhibition differently by exploring it through the prisms of heritage and margins, accompanied by a guide.

A visit exploring the architecture of the Palais de Tokyo as it has been redesigned by Anne Imhof. This visit of the museum’s entrails reveals the renovation carried out by Anne Lacaton and Jean-Philippe Vassal, winners of the previous edition of the Pritzker Prize for architecture, as well as the marginalized communities foregrounded by Anne Imhof through the works of Cyprien Gaillard, Wolfgang Tillmans and Alvin Baltrop.

 

 

Come and discover the Lasco Project, the amazing urban art journey behind the scenes of the Palais de Tokyo, in the company of a cultural mediator.

Initiated in 2012, the Lasco Project reveals, in the underground meanders of the Palais de Tokyo building, one of the most astonishing urban art routes in a cultural place. Nearly sixty international artists who inscribe the street in the history of art have thus carried out interventions, some monumental, others secret, which confront the raw architecture of the Palais de Tokyo and infiltrate its interstitial spaces (corridors, stairs, passages).

 

Explore the architecture of the Palais de Tokyo in the company of a cultural mediator, and unravel some of the secrets of its history.

A tour of the architecture of the Palais de Tokyo connects the interior and exterior of the building, its present and its history, art and life, the institution and the street. A dive into the architectural world of Anne Lacaton and Jean-Philippe Vassal, winners of the very prestigious Pritzker Prize 2021!

A unique opportunity to learn more about the bas-reliefs of the rear façade of the Palais de Tokyo and the Museum of Modern Art that have recently been the subject of a restoration campaign or to contemplate the Jardin aux Habitants…

 

Participate in a ceramics workshop to change the vision of heritage, in the company of Rosa-Ly Chave, artist-ceramist.

Heritage is great. But do you know the matrimony? Today, 96% of street signs are named after male historical figures. Which female or queer characters do you think would have their place in the public space? By making street signs and miniature statues, let your creativity run wild and start the transformation of the city!

 

Let yourself be drawn into a visit from one Palace to another, in the company of the cultural mediators of the Palais de Tokyo and the Cité de l’architecture et du patrimoine.

The Palais de Tokyo and the Cité de l’architecture et du patrimoine offer a journey from one palace to another, to meet the astonishing architecture of the Colline de Chaillot, inherited from the International Exhibition of 1937.Accompanied by the mediators of the two institutions, visitors will be able to discover alternately the surroundings of the Palais de Tokyo and the Palais de Chaillot, via the Palais d’Iéna, headquarters of the Economic, Social and Environmental Council (EESC).

 

Participate together in the construction of a huge sprawling city straight out of your imagination, in the company of our cultural mediators.

Young and old will participate in the construction of the city of the future, from connected geodesic domes. From the smallest elements of the city to the largest buildings, the ideal city will take shape before your eyes, part of a collective, utopian and colorful landscape. The multiplicity of proposed materials will make you the architects of tomorrow!