An hour, a look. Meet a work, an artist or a theme with a guide for about 30 minutes on one Tuesday each month. The discussion then continues, all together, over a meal. Enjoy!
Tuesday, November 24, 2026 at 12:30 p.m., Neither God nor master: The Paris Commune
As part of the exhibition Neither God nor master! Arts and anarchy from Courbet to Banksy
Synonymous with disorder in everyday language, anarchy became a political thought in the middle of the 19th century. The first movement to delegitimize any form of authority, the political current is structured with only one slogan: "Neither God nor master!". By the place they reserve for individual freedom, anarchist ideas have seduced many artists since their emergence. The works of these creators have been imbued with this thought, as much as they have contributed to giving an image of it, to spreading it, to questioning it, to becoming an integral part of libertarian culture.
Crossing more than a century and a half of history and creation, this exhibition explores the links between movements, anarchist thought and the arts in all their forms, from the 19th century to today.
An exhibition to discover until January 24, 2027
NEW FORMULA Bring your cold meal and the museum offers you a soft drink and a hot drink!
By reservation, no later than Thursday, November 19 (same-day ticketing payment): https://my.weezevent.com/papoter-sans-faim-ni-dieu-maitre-la-commune-de-paris