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The LUMA Arles Program

Exhibitions, events, talks, and screenings : LUMA Arles presents a new program each season.

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Ongoing

Delta

Verena Paravel
Video installation
Visual art
Cinema
From May 1, 2026 to March 31, 2027

Overpainted Photographs

Gerhard Richter
Painting
Photography
From May 1, 2026 to January 10, 2027

In the Veins

Camille Henrot
Video installation
From May 1, 2026 to January 10, 2027

100 Years of Cahiers d’Art and LUMA Arles

Archives
From May 1, 2026 to March 31, 2027

Hans Ulrich Obrist Archives Chapter 6: Zaha Hadid ‘I Think There Should Be No End to Experimentation’

Zaha Hadid
Painting
Architecture
From May 1, 2026 to March 31, 2027

In Search of… Incredible

Julianknxx
Video installation
Visual art
From May 1, 2026 to January 10, 2027

Membrane

Philippe Parreno
From May 1, 2025

The Library is on Fire

Experimental Library
From September 20, 2021

Danny / No More Reality

Philippe Parreno
Video installation
AI
From June 26, 2021

This season, LUMA Arles presents artists with singular and compelling practices. Conceived for the different spaces of the Parc des Ateliers, their works invite visitors to explore new forms of narrative, image-making, and experience.

Gerhard Richter

Artist

Zaha Hadid

Architect

Verena Paravel

Anthropologist and filmmaker

Julianknxx

Poet, artist, and filmmaker

The LUMA Arles Program

LUMA Arles presents a program of exhibitions and events that brings together a wide range of disciplines, including contemporary art, photography, painting, sculpture, drawing, design, architecture, and multimedia installation.

Each year, LUMA Arles showcases exhibitions by leading figures on the contemporary scene as well as emerging artists, alongside new works produced specifically for the different spaces of the Parc des Ateliers.

Alongside the exhibitions, LUMA Arles organizes a wide variety of public events: film screenings—well-known, rare, or experimental—as well as performances, live shows, concerts, and talk series. These gatherings bring together artists, thinkers, researchers, and writers from diverse fields—philosophy, sociology, literature, the social sciences, and environmental studies—to share their work and contribute to discussions on today’s critical issues.

The program as a whole is grounded in LUMA’s core research areas: art and culture, environmental issues, human rights, and social and technological change.

This page provides access to the full program: what is currently on view at LUMA Arles, upcoming events, and archives and highlights from recent years.

Since the founding of LUMA Arles, more than 300 artists and innovators have been invited to develop works and projects as part of this program.