Photo : Georges Rousse, Grand Moulin - Paris, 2005
Collection d'art Société Générale
Lieux Révélés
Sep. 19 2026
- Sep. 20 2026
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"Lieux révélés" : Contemporary Photography Takes Centre Stage at 29 Haussmann
On the occasion of the Bicentennial of Photography and the European Heritage Days, on 19 and 20 September 2026, Société Générale will exceptionally open the doors of its historic headquarters at 29 boulevard Haussmann, Paris, to the public. Within this unique setting, the Group presents Revealed Spaces, an exhibition bringing together nine photographic works from its Contemporary Art Collection.
Conceived as an exploration of spaces and the stories they contain, the exhibition examines how photographic artists reveal both the visible and invisible dimensions of places. Organized into three thematic chapters, the exhibition invites visitors to discover spaces shaped by memory, transformed through perception, or unsettled by illusion.
Works by Per Barclay, Éric Baudelaire, and Edi Hirose evoke transitional spaces where traces of human presence still linger. Stéphane Couturier and Anne Garde revisit architecture through compositions that reshape our perception of built environments. Finally, photographs by Georges Rousse and Liu Bolin play with appearance and disappearance, blurring the boundaries between reality and illusion. Created in the vault room of Société Générale’s Central Branch, Liu Bolin’s works resonate with the history and heritage of the site.
Presented within an iconic building at the heart of Société Générale’s heritage, Revealed Spaces invites visitors to take a fresh look at the spaces around them and the stories they continue to convey.
For this occasion, artist Christelle Téa will create an original drawing of the 29 Haussmann dome in public view. The work will subsequently join the Collection, extending the dialogue between contemporary creation and living heritage.
29 Boulevard Haussmann 75008 Paris France
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"Lieux révélés" : Contemporary Photography Takes Centre Stage at 29 Haussmann
On the occasion of the Bicentennial of Photography and the European Heritage Days, on 19 and 20 September 2026, Société Générale will exceptionally open the doors of its historic headquarters at 29 boulevard Haussmann, Paris, to the public. Within this unique setting, the Group presents Revealed Spaces, an exhibition bringing together nine photographic works from its Contemporary Art Collection.
Conceived as an exploration of spaces and the stories they contain, the exhibition examines how photographic artists reveal both the visible and invisible dimensions of places. Organized into three thematic chapters, the exhibition invites visitors to discover spaces shaped by memory, transformed through perception, or unsettled by illusion.
Works by Per Barclay, Éric Baudelaire, and Edi Hirose evoke transitional spaces where traces of human presence still linger. Stéphane Couturier and Anne Garde revisit architecture through compositions that reshape our perception of built environments. Finally, photographs by Georges Rousse and Liu Bolin play with appearance and disappearance, blurring the boundaries between reality and illusion. Created in the vault room of Société Générale’s Central Branch, Liu Bolin’s works resonate with the history and heritage of the site.
Presented within an iconic building at the heart of Société Générale’s heritage, Revealed Spaces invites visitors to take a fresh look at the spaces around them and the stories they continue to convey.
For this occasion, artist Christelle Téa will create an original drawing of the 29 Haussmann dome in public view. The work will subsequently join the Collection, extending the dialogue between contemporary creation and living heritage.
On the occasion of the Bicentennial of Photography and the European Heritage Days, on 19 and 20 September 2026, Société Générale will exceptionally open the doors of its historic headquarters at 29 boulevard Haussmann, Paris, to the public. Within this unique setting, the Group presents Revealed Spaces, an exhibition bringing together nine photographic works from its Contemporary Art Collection.
Conceived as an exploration of spaces and the stories they contain, the exhibition examines how photographic artists reveal both the visible and invisible dimensions of places. Organized into three thematic chapters, the exhibition invites visitors to discover spaces shaped by memory, transformed through perception, or unsettled by illusion.
Works by Per Barclay, Éric Baudelaire, and Edi Hirose evoke transitional spaces where traces of human presence still linger. Stéphane Couturier and Anne Garde revisit architecture through compositions that reshape our perception of built environments. Finally, photographs by Georges Rousse and Liu Bolin play with appearance and disappearance, blurring the boundaries between reality and illusion. Created in the vault room of Société Générale’s Central Branch, Liu Bolin’s works resonate with the history and heritage of the site.
Presented within an iconic building at the heart of Société Générale’s heritage, Revealed Spaces invites visitors to take a fresh look at the spaces around them and the stories they continue to convey.
For this occasion, artist Christelle Téa will create an original drawing of the 29 Haussmann dome in public view. The work will subsequently join the Collection, extending the dialogue between contemporary creation and living heritage.
29 Boulevard Haussmann,
75008 Paris, France
75008 Paris, France