The Amis invite you to explore the permanent collections, with a particular focus on architecture: the construction of the building as well as collections of architectural drawings and models, among other treasures.

With Valentina Moimas, conservatrice au Service de l'architecture

Tuesday at the Museum : Focus architecture

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Lina Ghotmeh is a Franco-Lebanese architect known throughout the world thanks to projects such as the Estonian National Museum, the El Khoury Stone Garden foundation complex in Beirut and the future Massena railway station.  Since 2016, she has been at the head of her second agency - Lina Ghotmeh Architecture - based in the 11th arrondissement of Paris. Thanks to her humanist and extremely sensitive approach to architecture, she has produced a succession of projects combining sobriety, innovation, elegance and a singular sense of archaeology.

With Marie-Ange Brayer, cheffe du Service du design et de la prospective industrielle

Encounter with Lina Ghotmeh // GAX, IC, MR

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International Circle

Acquisition Group for Design

Acquisition Group for Photography

Acquisition Group for Contemporary Art

 Acquisition Group for the French Scene from the 1950s to the 1980s

Mission Recherche

The BnF presents the first major exhibition devoted to the apocalypse. The frightening and obscure word, apocalypse, has resonated in Western culture and society for the past two thousand years whenever a major catastrophe strikes. From the Middle Ages to the present day, the exhibition explores this imaginary world, featuring some of the most prestigious manuscripts of the Apocalypse of John, rarely-seen fragments of the famous Angers tapestry, and Dürer's famous suite of engravings dedicated to the text, but also numerous masterpieces, paintings, sculptures, photographs, installations, rare books and film extracts, from the Library's collections as well as from major French and European public and private collections (Centre Pompidou, Musée d'Orsay, British Museum, Victoria and Albert Museum, etc.). 

With Jeanne Brun, Directrice adjointe du Musée national d’art moderne  en charge des collections and curator of the exhibition

Apocalypse, hier et demain