Publications
Palais de Tokyo’s exhibition programme is accompanied by an editorial policy, focused on two different publications: the PALAIS magazine and a series of monographic books.
New releases
Angelica Mesiti has been developing research into methods of communication, beyond speech or writing, to create new languages based on existing systems. In her video installations, she is interested in questions of translation of various cultural phenomena, through sound, music, or the body, spontaneous or choreographed gestures. The artist highlights, with sensitivity and delicacy, the grace and inventiveness of everyday life, while underlining the social and political outreach of music and performance.
Julien Creuzet is an artist, videographer, performer and poet. He links forgotten, minority histories and imaginary representations of distant places with the social realities of the here and now. His exhibition at the Palais de Tokyo, which visit is rhythmed by a soundtrack composed specifically for it, takes the form of an immersive environment akin to a large public space suffused with the permanent state of tension that characterizes our era.
On the occasion of his carte blanche at the Palais de Tokyo (from 17 October 2018 to 6 January 2019), the artist Tomás Saraceno is the guest editor-in-chief of issue 28 of the magazine PALAIS.
Tomás Saraceno’s exhibition ON AIR is an emerging ecosystem that hosts a choreography of multiple voices belonging to human and non-human universes and in which works reveal common, fragile and ephemeral rhythms and trajectories linking these worlds. ON AIR is comprised of the myriad presences, animate and inanimate, that meet and cohabit within it.
PALAIS magazine
PALAIS magazine offers an in-depth perspective of the exhibitions and Palais de Tokyo programme through the publication of special thematic issues, twice a year.
Monographic books
Palais de Tokyo publishes a series of monographic books in conjunction with its major solo exhibitions. Richly illustrated and accessible to all, these books enable the reader to prolong the experience of the encounter with the artists’ work and shed light on the genesis of their project for Palais de Tokyo.
The Bookshop
The Palais’ bookshop will whet your appetite for contemporary art and satisfy all your cravings.
Practical info
Located at the Palais de Tokyo entrance, the bookshop is open to the public during the Palais’ opening hours, every day except Tuesdays, from noon until midnight.
Conversation
The Palais de Tokyo bookshop regularly organises author talks and book signings.
