16 international artists become "inmates" in The Impossible Prison, an exhibition in an abandoned police station inspired by Michel Foucault's thoughts on power, control and surveillance.

International live art festival with performances, installations and live actions.

Video works by 8 young artists, in echo to the do it yourself method of the band Sonic Youth.

Retrospective exhibition.

Curated by Ivo Mesquita and Ana Paula Cohen.

First monographic exhibition of Shirana Shahbazi in France.

Painting practices in France in the last three decades.

Purepresence and Brandon LaBelle are invited at the Palais de Tokyo bookstore to present 3 books, among which Live Bootleg (Les presses du réel).

A major exhibition.

7th edition (with Black Jack editions, Jannink editions and MFC - Michèle Didier, among others).

The exhibition as medium.

Proximity and defamiliarisation in art, film and photography.

An exhibition featuring 39 important artworks from the late 1960s and early 1970s that were recently acquired from Count Giuseppe Panza di Biumo.

Recent works.

Various works, including two new large installations.

An exhibition of the art award winners of the Kulturkreis der deutschen Wirtschaft im BDI e.V., Berlin.

Conceived by Hans Ulrich Obrist, the Marathon showcases different generations of artists alongside practitioners from the worlds of literature, design, science, philosophy, music and film who are experimenting with the historical notion of the manifesto.

A new generation of artists on the European scene who are concerned by questions of sculpture in the broad sense.

First overview of the overpainted photographs of Gerhard Richter.

On the eve of the U.S. presidential elections, an international, interdisciplinary exhibition investigating democracy as a global brand.

DGF is invited to create the Unilever Series commission for the Turbine Hall at Tate Modern.

An exhibition and a publication dedicated to the 80's.

A selection of works from the Ellipse Foundation Collection, including hitherto unseen works and new acquisitions, by guest curator Lisa Phillips, Director of the New Museum, New York.

A selection of works which subversively upset the rules of the art game, in particular, here, those governing representation and its content.

A festival of experiment sound-film/music-image (screenings, sound performances, installations).

A large selection of printed matter, typewriting-poems, records and collaborative works by a pioneer in the recognition and distribution of sound-poetry.

3 decades of artistic collaboration.

the 1st International Visual Magazine FEFÈSTIVAL with an observatory of about 100 visual magazine from all over the world.

Danse.

The representations of nature in the art of the XXth and XXIth centuries.

Exhibitions, performances, and platforms to establish discourse.

Vinyls and CDs designed by artists.

The group exhibition, curated by Matthieu Poirier, brings together works by nineteen artists of eight different nationalities to explore the notion of landscape.

Une exposition rétrospective à partir de la pièce Celebration ? Realife revisited (1972), œuvre manifeste et point de départ d'un parcours conçu autour de pièces de mobilier, de tentures et d'objets.

Various artists pose questions concerning the possibilities of distinguishing or co-conceiving subjective action and political contexts, thus dealing with common affairs despite contrasting strategies.

The first international bi-annual contemporary art exhibition in Pozna?, Poland.

The 1970's art scene in France and its reception in Belgium.

Major retrospective exhibition.

Bob Nickas is invited to select works from the Vanmoerkerke collection for a show.