Palais is the magazine of the Palais de Tokyo, Paris's most adventurous contemporary art institution. Published from one of the largest art centers in Europe — a cavernous, raw-concrete building on the banks of the Seine — the magazine extends the institution's curatorial philosophy into print: experimental, interdisciplinary, and unapologetically intellectual without being exclusionary.
Each issue is built around the exhibitions and programs of the Palais de Tokyo but reaches far beyond institutional reporting. Artists, writers, philosophers, and curators contribute essays, conversations, and visual projects that treat the magazine as a creative space in its own right rather than a promotional vehicle. The design matches the institution's aesthetic: bold, sometimes confrontational, always treating the printed page as a surface for artistic intervention.
For anyone following contemporary art in Paris and beyond, Palais offers a direct line into the thinking that shapes one of Europe's most important exhibition programs — a magazine that treats its readers as participants in the conversation rather than spectators at the show.
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