The Paris Fair is an event gathering more than 1700 exhibitors for 12 days with decorating ideas, clothes items, home improvement workshops and gastronomy stands.

This year, the Fair is divided into 3 universes

As part of a partnership with the Palais de Tokyo, the Guimet Museum hosts an exceptional exhibition of 33 armor belonging to the Daimyos.

The Daimyos were governors who reigned in Japan between the twelfth and nineteenth centuries.

The universe of the singer Dalida is highlighted through an exceptional exhibition of her wardrobe.

The Grand Palais honors the sculptor Auguste Rodin from 22 March to 31 July 2017, on the occasion of the centenary of his death.

Until May 22^nd , the Musée du Louvre presents an exhibition devoted to the leader of this art, Johannes Vermeer, and highlights his greatest masterpieces and many canvases by his contemporaries in order to make Account of this artistic emulation which has enabled him to achieve excellence.

Johannes Vermeer and his Dutch contemporaries Gérard Dou, Gerard ter Borch, Jan Steen, Pieter de Hooch and Frans van Mieris loved to represent the refined scenes of everyday life. Through their interaction but also a form of competition that they maintained among themselves, these artists have sublimated a typical pictorial typology of the 17th century.

For his birthday, the Georges-Pompidou Center invites you free of charge and without reservation, all the public from 7 to 77 years to dive in a large bath of Contemporary Art. Saturday 04 February until late in the evening, and Sunday 05 February all day, Enjoy many animations specially imagined for the occasion. For those who like to dance, a Grand Monochrome Ball, from 8 pm to 2 am Saturday evening. Dress code: the same color (of your choice) from head to toe! We look forward to welcoming you at the Hotel Victor Hugo Paris Kléber this weekend to take advantage of the opportunity to discover freely and otherwise the masterpieces of the Pompidou Center. Centre Georges Pompidou – Place Georges-Pompidou, 75004 Paris. Metro Line 1 Station Hôtel de Ville.

The Museum of Modern Art of the City of Paris presents until February 26th 2017 a retrospective of the work of Bernard Buffet (1928-1999), considered one of the most famous French painters of the 20th century, but also one of the most discussed.

Through a selection of a hundred paintings, the exhibition proposes a thorough re-reading of his entire work from the mid-1940s to 1999, the year of his suicide.