This show, rewarded by the label 'Exhibition of National Interest" by the French Ministry of Culture
WHO ARE YOU, APOLLO ?
From Juliobona to the pop culture
takes place in the Juliobona Gallo-Roman in Lillebonne to mark the bicentenary of the discovery of an exceptional gilded bronze sculpture there,  the Apollo of Lillebonne (1823) kept at the Louvre.  

Antwerp, a city imprinted with the greatest delights of the Baroque art movement, celebrates its identity with a brand new festival 

BAROQUE INFLUENCERS
Jesuits, Rubens & the art of persuasion in the 17th century

The Musée National du Sport de Nice (National Museum of Sports) is getting us into the mood for the most anticipated sporting event of 2024, the Paris Olympic & Paralympic Games, with an exhibition produced in collaboration with the Louvre.
VICTOIRES (VICTORIES)

Gladiators, theatre, chariot races, pantomime...
This exhibition will provide the keys to understanding this symbol of power in Roman civilisation and will contrast modern day entertainment with the games in ancient Rome.

To mark the 200th anniversary of the decipherment of hieroglyphs, and to celebrate its 10th anniversary, the Louvre-Lens is organising a large exhibition devoted to one of the most fascinating symbols of Egyptian civilization: hieroglyphs. 

Co-curated by Barbara Cassin, philosopher, hellenist, philologist and member of the French Academy, Muriel Garsson, Curator, Director of of the Museum of Mediterranean Archaeology of Marseille and Manuel Moliner, Archaeologist & Chief Curator of the Museum of History of Marseille.