Galerie XII Paris is delighted to host Patty Carroll's new solo exhibition. Her visual satire invites us to laugh, grimace, and reflect on the ever-present and evolving idea of the “housewife.” Anonymous Women offers incisive criticism while taking an empathetic look at the lives lived behind closed doors around the world.

We are proud and happy to present the work of Hur Kyung-Ae for the first time in Los Angeles. Rooted in the Korean monochrome tradition yet unmistakably contemporary, her paintings are built through an intensive process of accumulating 30 to 70 layers of acrylic paint, which she then carves, slices, and reassembles.

The exhibition brings a fresh, contemporary vision to Dickinson’s 19th-century botanical collection. Using the experimental anthotype printing process, the artists transform historical specimens into vibrant, modern works of photographic art.
On view in our Santa Monica gallery until April 28th.

On the occasion of its reopening after two years of renovation, the Château d’Eau in Toulouse is dedicating a solo exhibition to Sophie Zénon, L’humus du monde. An invitation to immerse oneself in the artist’s poetic and critical universe, shaped by questions of memory, history, and the passage of time. The exhibition centers on themes of remembrance and forgetting, loss and absence, death, exile, and migration. Conceived as a journey through a body of work intimately connected to a life path, the exhibition unfolds in three chapters across three distinct spaces. To March 22nd.

Un ensemble de photographies des Momies de Palerme de Sophie Zénon est présenté dans l'exposition-événement Momies au Musée de L'Homme à Paris, du 19 novembre 2025 au 25 mai 2026.

​Par leur simple évocation, les « momies » ravivent tout un imaginaire qui ramène à l’Égypte antique. Pourtant, la momification dépasse largement ce cadre spatio-temporel. Cette nouvelle exposition propose d’explorer l’histoire de quelques individus momifiés, de découvrir l’importance et la diversité de cette pratique à travers le monde, et d’interroger ses processus de patrimonialisation.

The exhibition « Unicorns! »is organized by the Musée de Cluny – musée national du Moyen Âge and the GrandPalaisRmn, in collaboration with the Museum Barberini in Potsdam. Comprising 10 thematic sections, it explores the theme of the unicorn through a retrospective of more than a hundred works spanning from antiquity to contemporary art, including photographs by Marie Cecile Thijs.
This retrospective benefits from loans from prestigious international museums such as the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, the Prado National Museum in Madrid, the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, the Kunsthistorisches Museum in Vienna, and the Louvre Museum.
From March 10 to July 12, 2026.

On the occasion of her exhibition at FRAC Corsica, “Chercher le Soleil” (Seeking the Sun), Sabatina Leccia explores, through her Polaroids, a fragmented memory of light and Corsican island landscapes. Each image, unique and fragile, captures a fleeting moment: a sunset, a silhouette, a reflection on the sea, a burst of flowers or shadows.
Nov. 3, 2025 > April 11, 2026.