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Paris Is Turning

The French art world is checked out for the summer, and its attention has already turned toward the fall, where Paris has a lineup of exhibitions—from George Condo to Richter—and a new home for the Fondation Cartier in time for October’s Art Basel.

George Condo
The Musée d’Art Moderne de Paris, which calls itself MAM to make life easier, has announced a major show of George Condo’s work, created in collaboration with the artist. Photo: David M. Benett/Getty Images for Simon Lee Gallery
Marion Maneker
July 25, 2025

The fall art season is already beginning to take shape. Once again, Paris is looking to be a focal point, as the museums in the city line up high-level exhibitions to coincide with Art Basel Paris. The Fondation Cartier will open in its new home, unveiling the Jean Nouvel–led renovation of a historic Haussmann-era building, across the street from the Louvre, with a show of work from its collection. The Musée d’Art Moderne de Paris, which calls itself MAM to make life easier, has announced a major show of George Condo’s work, created in collaboration with the artist, as well as a show of Nigerian artist Otobong Nkanga.