Opening of previously inaccessible spaces of the Villa Medicis, with works by contemporary artists.

A Summer exhibition of sundry flesh.

Celebrating the 20th anniversary of the Opéra Bastille, a creation by Anselm Kiefer içn association with a music by Jörg Widmann.

The first Kees Visser retrospective exhibition.

A work commissioned by the Ernst Schering Foundation specifically for this project space.

The first Matthew Buckingham solo exhibition in Spain.

An exhibition exploring the emotional and aesthetic dimension of contemporary Kinetic Art, bringing together nine contemporary positions in the form of a snapshot.

10 architecture firms from the Rhône-Alpes region of France and Switzerland (2B, Bonnard Woeffray, Brauen & Wälchli, Galleti & Matter, Philippe Guyard, Herault & Arnod, Novae, Gilles Perraudin, Tectoniques, Dominique Vigier), who are among the most creative in the current architecture scene.

A curatorial collaboration organized by Rachel Harrison with Nayland Blake, Tom Burr, Harry Dodge, Alix Lambert, Allen Ruppersberg, and Andrea Zittel, with works from the Marieluise Hessel Collection CCS Bard Hessel Museum of Art.

A group show about the northern Italian city.

Une soixantaine de néons retenus en l'air par des filins créent un ciel lumineux artificiel et transfigurent les plafonds du musée.

Six radical approaches of the image.

An exhibition curated by Jonathan Monk.

Installation inédite.

Five solo shows: Thomas Bayrle, Denis Castellas, Nina Childress, Stéphane Dafflon, Deimantas Narkevicius, Maria Nordman.

Group show (12 artists).

Ten artists show works that explore how the inner workings of the mind can be represented in three-dimensional space.

Presentation of the first monograph on Laurent Grasso's work.

3 simultaneous solo exhibitions.

The first show without canvases by Yan Pei-Ming, by experimenting with installation.

New installation.

From different artistic experimentations, an interdisciplinary project exploring the relations between space and the brain.

An exploration of the concept of rhythm through works of art by emerging and internationally well-known artists.

Installation spécifique de Laurent Grasso, lauréat du Prix Marcel Duchamp 2008, pour l'Espace 315 du Centre Pompidou.

An exhibition bringing together the pioneers of Surrealism and a generation of younger artists who continue to find inspiration in the intellectual and aesthetic origins of the movement.

An exhibition presenting responses from a broad range of contemporary artists to cosmology and ideas of the universal in our current information age, a time of significant scientific and technological development as well as rampant globalization.

"The world's first visual arts opera", curated by Hans Ulrich Obrist and Philippe Parreno.

A new exhibition of the Berardo Collection.

Curatoring: Daniel Birnbaum.

200 works by 60 artists from the François Pinault Collection.

Pop Music as subject of visual art (curated by Diedrich Diederichsen).

Major retrospective exhibition.

2nd part of the exhibition (and the publication) dedicated to the 80's.

Exhibition, performances, artist talks, films and videos.

A look at the web of relationships of contemporary art, where the triangle of the artwork, the artist, and the viewer has long since been expanded in many ways.