Goswell Road is proud to present UK artists Tim & Barry’s first solo exhibition in France in the year they celebrate their 25th anniversary, looking back at their important work over the years.

The group exhibition aims to generate a renewed awareness of what it means to breathe, not only on an individual level but also on a collective one. At a time when the world is living in a climate of generalised asphyxia, "Air de repos (Breathwork)" aims to transform the museum into a temporary breathing machine.

After a season devoted to contemporary figurative painting in France, then to the links between art and literature, MO.CO. Montpellier Contemporain is this year offering three exhibitions at its two art centres exploring the relationship between art and science. This theme resonates with the history of the city of Montpellier, which has played a major role in teaching, the dissemination of knowledge and scientific research.

Majd Abdel Hamid’s first solo exhibition in London, brings together a new and ongoing series of needlework. Initiated as early as 2012, these evolving and, at times, concluded bodies of work emerge from specific social and political moments, appearing as what the artist describes as ‘textures of memory’.

Triangle-Astérides is inviting the poet and performer Sonia Chiambretto to take over the Panorama exhibition space to tackle the question of affects such as revolt, but also joy, love and the circulation of desires. In this context, Triangle will be presenting ‘The Site of Sound’ by British artist Hannan Jones (b. 1990) for the first time in France, and will be hosting her for a three-month residency.

KADIST Paris presents the exhibition Nothing but the Truth, an exploration of the power of collective narratives and storytelling as a critical tool, based on a selection of works from its collection and the participation of other invited artists. Conceived as a space for transmission and confrontation of experiences, this exhibition brings together around eight international artists and three collectives who question prevailing narratives in our contemporary societies and our connection to reality.

The exhibition features the work of around fifteen artists in a wide range of media – painting, video, tapestry, installation, virtual reality, sculpture, and more – in which the artists have been asked to reconcile nature and technology and to rethink our relationship with living things. The exhibition invites us to reconnect with a forgotten nature and preserve its memory.

Frac Sud is inviting the artist Éléonore False to present a solo exhibition of unprecedented scope, reflecting a decade of production and research into the image and its imaginary world, inspired in particular by her Magnetic 1 residency at Aberystwyth Arts Centre.