Temporary Exhibitions

Gauguin
Gauguin (1848-1903) is one of the most influential and celebrated artists of the late nineteenth century.
Tate Modern
30th September 2010 - 16th January 2011
19th century, Painting
Francis Alÿs
Tate Modern presents a major retrospective of work by the celebrated, experimental artist Francis Alÿs.
Tate Modern
15th June 2010 - 5th September 2010
Henry Moore
Radical, experimental and avant-garde, Henry Moore (1898–1986) was one of Britain's greatest artists.
Tate Britain
24th February 2010 - 8th August 2010
Sculpture, 20th century, Prints
Turner Prize 2010
The Turner Prize was established in 1984 to draw greater public attention to contemporary art.
Tate Britain
5th October 2010 - 2nd January 2011
Corps et Decors, Rodin and the decorative arts
Corps et décors reveals a little-known dimension of Rodin’s work devoted to monumental decoration and the decorative arts.
Musee Rodin
16th April 2010 - 22nd August 2010
19th century, Sculpture, Decorative Arts
Making of Images
With 160 works and objects, the exhibition deciphers large artistic and material productions of humanity to reveal what is not seen directly in an ima
Musee du Quai Branly
16th February 2010 - 17th July 2011
Jean-Leon Gerome
Gerome is recognised as one of the great image creators of the 19th century.
Orsay Museum
19th October 2010 - 23rd January 2011
Heinrich Kuhn
The great ambition of Heinrich Kühn (1866-1944) was to create photographs whose artistic merit could rival that of painting.
Orsay Museum
19th October 2010 - 23rd January 2011
Meroe, Empire on the Nile
Devoted exclusively to Meroë, capital of a great empire on the Nile, two hundred works of art highlight the majesty of an ancient civilization.
The Louvre
26th March 2010 - 6th September 2010
Roads to Arabia - Archaeological Treasures from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
Over 300 works are on display, dating from Antiquity to the beginning of the modern period (sculptures, ceramics, jewellery, frescoes).
The Louvre
16th July 2010 - 27th September 2010