Paris Art Week: Six Must-See Exhibitions During FIAC 2017

Six significant exhibitions debuted during Paris Art Week and FIAC 2017. At the Centre Pompidou, an André Derain exhibition spans the years 1904-1914, while David Hockney's retrospective and Elina Brotherus's project come to a close, alongside highlights of Nalini Malani and the Prix Marcel Duchamp finalists. Palais de Tokyo features Camille Henrot's 'Days are Dogs,' which examines themes of power and authority; she is a past Silver Lion recipient at the Venice Biennale. Additionally, the Palais organized 'Voyage d'hiver' at Versailles with Alfred Pacquement. At Jeu de Paume, Ali Kazma showcases twenty videos and a photographic book, while 'Women House' at Monnaie de Paris includes thirty-nine female artists. Lastly, Fondation Cartier presents Malick Sidibé's retrospective, and Fondation Louis Vuitton exhibits 'Being Modern. MoMA in Paris.'