The art world mourns David Hockney, who died in London at the age of 88. From his famous California swimming pools to his iPad paintings, the king of British Pop Art has passed away.

Hundreds of drones form Gaudí’s face for the inauguration of the Tower of Jesus at the Sagrada Família in Barcelona.

It is no exaggeration to call this a historic moment, as the city of Barcelona had to wait no less than 144 years to reach this point.

At the end of his life, Henri Matisse could have been content with his status as a giant of modernism. Instead, he chose to put everything back on the line. The exhibition Matisse, 1941-1954, presented at the Grand Palais, focuses on this last period, undoubtedly the most surprising of his career: that of an artist physically diminished, but with a freedom intact, if not more acute than ever.

Korean beauty products, K-pop, K-dramas: the Musée Guimet places the K-Beauty phenomenon in its historical and cultural context, for the 140th anniversary of Franco-Korean diplomatic relations.

Glitter, baroque and frontal sensuality: the Musée Maillol devotes an XXL retrospective to Gianni Versace, recounting how an Italian couturier turned fashion into global pop culture.

100 years after Antoni Gaudí's death, the Sagrada Família is about to experience the moment its architect never saw: the official completion of the basilica and the consecration of its central tower, at a mass presided over by Pope Leo XIV on June 10, 2026.

Almost forgotten when she died in 1977, Lee Miller's family archives have given her a new lease of life: the Musée d'Art Moderne in Paris is hosting Tate Britain's major retrospective, the most ambitious ever devoted to this immense photographer.

The Musée d'Orsay is opening up a room dedicated to works looted by the Nazis during the Occupation and never returned. From Renoir to Degas, the search for their owners continues, with additional help from artificial intelligence.

London devotes its first major retrospective in over 60 years to the pictorial work of Winston Churchill. Behind the war leader and Nobel Literature Prize winner lies a sensitive artist, whose luminous landscapes are surprising in their depth and consistency. Discover a Churchill unknown to the general public.