Louis Vuitton Foundation

The museum holds a permanent collection for its visitors that showcases collections of various renowned artists including Inaugural Hang, Cardboard Monster & Cardboard Monster, and many more. These masterpieces are divided into four display sections : Contemplative, Pop, Expressionist, and Music & Sound. In addition, the collection is home to more than 250 works, including architecture, painting, sculpture, and photography, created by various artists.

The Foundation also hosts various temporary exhibitions for 2 months in the whole year. If you are lucky enough you will be able to see new perspectives, especially of the international artists in these exhibits making your trip more memorable. These temporary exhibits are included in your Louis Vuitton Foundation Paris tickets offering you amazing programs such as “Beyond The Walls”.

The foundation organises multiple events regularly to garner a larger audience and increase the footfall at the exhibition centre. These events include a spectacular night-time visit to the center once a month, and visitors embrace the overall beauty of specific sculptures, designs, and artworks. Foundation also organises meetups and fanfares, where people get to interact with artists, sociologists, philosophers, scientists, anthropologists, etc.

Foundation organises concerts and recitals at their prestigious auditorium for tourists and visitors. The hall at Louis Vuitton Foundation is specially reserved for creating music and interacting with musicians and artists from different disciplines. One can witness the diversity more manifest by artists and musicians by looking for such concerts while booking their Louis Vuitton Foundation Paris tickets.

Louis Vuitton Foundation Paris tickets caters to every visitor's curiosity and interest, whether amateur or art enthusiast. Workshops are organised at the centre, and each visiting group is assigned a mediator, who takes them through every nook and corner of the building. Also, the night-time visits are a point of interest for visitors to the Louis Vuitton Foundation.

The Inaugural Hang is the manifestation of the surreal euphoria between the four themes of the collection, i.e., Expressionist, Contemplative, Music & Sound, and Pop. The themes are inspired by the works of esteemed sculptors Pierre Huyghe, Bertrand Lavier, Christian Boltanski, Gerhard Richter, and Thomas Schutte.

The Cardboard Monster & Cardboard Monster: Rosie is your couple-friendly monster. Their inception is driven by the use of recycled elements, primarily cardboard. Inspiration for their design can be derived from cartoon heroes and children’s toys, especially their eyes, which are made of black disks with a white background. The minimalist design and simple use of cardboard and wires capture everyone’s attention.

REST is amongst the marvels launched by Gilbert & George under their thirty-five paintings series titled “Paradisiacal Pictures” in 2019 which can be accessed by Louis Vuitton Foundation Paris tickets. Visitors can witness the randomness and beauty of REST, which lies in the showcase of disproportionate plants, an intense colour palette, and the ambiance, which is the amalgamation of joy and distress.

Technology/ Transformation: Wonder Woman, 1978 draws its inspiration from the famous 1970s television series “Wonder Woman.” The visual depiction of Diana Prince covers her complete journey in six minutes, from a regular secretary to a superheroine. To induce a nostalgic feel, lyrics and tunes from the song “Wonder Woman Disco (1978)” by Wonderland Disco Band are played at the end of the six-minute video.

Olafur Eliasson, the creator of “Inside the Horizon,” has tried to explain his thoughts through his paintings, where he seems to say that we all are caving in a horizon. Visitors lucky enough to get hold of Louis Vuitton Foundation tickets can walk through this kaleidoscope of Golden Reflections.

At first glance of “The Collector With Friend,” tourists will experience a throwback to the statue at the entrance of Disneyland, California, of Walt Disney holding the hands of the famous cartoon character “Mickey Mouse.” According to the researchers, this portrait was discovered on the coast of East Africa near the site of the shipwreck of “The Unbelievable.” Damien Hirst is credited for reproducing more than 400 “found” objects throughout his life.

“Lerne Deutsch mit Petra Von Kant” depicts the similarity between the mid-life crisis of famous model and actor Petra Von Kant and the artist who is gay. He has shifted to a different country with a foreign language, about which he doesn’t have any knowledge. In the video, artist Ming Wong successfully re-enacted the actions and emotions of Petra Von Kant.

“Fish Lamp,” the creation of the sculptor and designer Frank Gehry, is one of the best reasons to get Louis Vuitton Foundation Paris tickets. Considering his experimental nature, Gehry's prototype of “Fish Lamps” was commissioned by Formica in 1983, and he used the new plastic laminate, “Color Core.” After the successful display at limited places, he sent “Fish Lamps” for large-scale production in 2012.

“Where the Slaves Live” is the genius creation of Adrian Villar Rojas, which showcases the constant dialogue and tussle between nature and architecture, which successfully captures the fascinating visuals along with the underlying mystery. Get the Louis Vuitton Foundation Paris tickets and witness how human interaction with nature results in a beautiful yet disturbing environment around us.