Exhibitions
The Jam Session at Cannes’ La Malmaison that was 24 Years in the Making
The new Carole Benzaken exhibition at La Malmaison brings all the exuberance and vitality of Los Angeles to the Croisette
NATJA IGNEY2 March, 2026
Fernand Léger, The Painter Who Refused to Live in Greige
Seventy years after the death of Fernand Léger, the artist's conviction that colour belongs to everyone feels more urgent than ever.
NATJA IGNEY24 February, 2026
Zero Gravity, Zero Compromise: Art at the Edge of the Possible
Two concurrent art shows at Espace de l'Art Concret in Mouans-Sartoux make the most unexpected case for artistic freedom
NATJA IGNEY21 February, 2026
Suspended Time Captured on Canvas
French artist Gilles Miquelis’s new exhibition in Cannes brings the hidden magic of the ordinary to the forefront
NATJA IGNEY15 February, 2026
The Œuvre that Got Marc Chagall Accused of Cultural Vandalism on Display in Nice
A new exhibition at Musée Marc Chagall takes a behind-the-scene look at the artist at work, and one of his most controversial creations.
NATJA IGNEY13 January, 2026
Goddesses and Demonesses: How Women’s Power Inspired Artists Across the Millennia
In its new exhibition Démones et Déesses, Cannes’ Musée des Explorations du Monde traces 25,000 years of artistic representation of women, from sublime...
NATJA IGNEY30 December, 2025
The Priest Said No, But France Said Yes
A new exhibition in Nice celebrates the French movie stars who scandalised the bourgeoisie and liberated its women
NATJA IGNEY22 December, 2025
When Master Photographers Become Alchemists of Time
Two concurrent exhibitions at the Musée de la Photographie in Nice showcase the virtuosity of analog images
NATJA IGNEY13 December, 2025
Le Phare Rembrandt: Draguignan’s Exhibition Sheds Light on Influence, Imitation, and an Infamous Theft
After a spectacular art heist at the Musée des Beaux Arts in 1999, its forgeries on display write an unexpected story.
NATJA IGNEY10 December, 2025
