LARGE
Led by Groupe Emerige, the contemporary art center is located at the Pointe des Arts on Île Seguin in Boulogne-Billancourt, in the heart of Greater Paris.
Conceived as a space for discovery, creation, and sharing, it champions an open vision of contemporary art by placing the visitor experience at the heart of its project.
LARGE
Led by Groupe Emerige, the contemporary art center is located at the Pointe des Arts on Île Seguin in Boulogne-Billancourt, in the heart of Greater Paris.
Pensé comme un lieu de découverte, de création et de partage, il défend une vision ouverte de l’art contemporain en plaçant l’expérience des visiteuses et visiteurs au cœur de son projet.
Sa programmation met à l’honneur la scène artistique française dans toute sa diversité, des artistes émergentes et émergents aux figures majeures des XXᵉ et XXIᵉ siècles. Chaque exposition est conçue comme un récit, associant œuvres historiques, créations contemporaines et nouvelles productions spécialement réalisées pour le lieu.
Its programming showcases the French art scene in all its diversity, ranging from emerging artists to major figures of the 20th and 21st centuries. Each exhibition is conceived as a narrative, combining historical works, contemporary creations, and new productions created specifically for the venue.
Beyond its programming, Le Large supports artists in their creative practice by producing original works and providing a space for experimentation. In doing so, the art center affirms its role as an active supporter of contemporary creation.
Designed as a living space as much as an exhibition space, Le Large welcomes all audiences thanks to an ambitious accessibility policy, an attentive mediation and open spaces that foster interaction, contemplation, and the exchange of ideas.
Situated on Île Seguin—a site steeped in history and formerly a major hub of French industry—Le Large grounds its project in an ongoing dialogue between memory, architecture, landscape, and contemporary creation.
Le Large is a non-profit association (under the 1901 Act) chaired by Laurent Dumas and directed by Paula Aisemberg.
INFORMATION
Address 3 parvis Amont – Île Seguin
Opening hours
Wednesday to Sunday: 11 a.m. – 7 p.m.
Friday: open late until 9 p.m.
Monday–Tuesday: closed
Phone : 01 89 40 79 89
eMail : depending on your needs
Subway : Pont de Sèvres station (Line 9)
Tram : Brimborion station (line T2)
Bus : Île Seguin station (line 42), Parc de Billancourt station (lines 260 and 389)
Velib’: Daydé Bridge, Pierre Lefaucheux-Traversière, or Cours de l’Île Seguin
INFORMATION
Address 3 parvis Amont – Île Seguin
Opening hours
Wednesday to Sunday: 11 a.m. – 7 p.m.
Friday: open late until 9 p.m.
Monday–Tuesday: closed
Phone : 01 89 40 79 89
eMail : depending on your needs
Subway : Pont de Sèvres station (Line 9)
Tram : Brimborion station (line T2)
Bus : Île Seguin station (line 42), Parc de Billancourt station (lines 260 and 389)
Velib’: Daydé Bridge, Pierre Lefaucheux-Traversière, or Cours de l’Île Seguin
PROGRAMMING
Imaginary Engine | From October 17 to March 7, 2027
From masterpieces of the Renault collection to today’s artists
The inaugural exhibition at Le Large fosters a dialogue between masterpieces from the Renault collection and contemporary art.
The inaugural exhibition Imaginary Engine, curated by international curator Cecilia Alemani, explores the complex relationships between humans, the factory, and the machine. The exhibition creates a dialogue between masterpieces from the Renault Collection—representing the Nouveau Réalisme, Op Art, and Kinetic Art movements—and new works specially commissioned from contemporary artists for the occasion.
Head to the Large Art Center.
Series of public conversations led by journalist Arnaud Laporte
Vendredi 6 novembre – 19h
Vendredi 13 novembre – 19h
Vendredi 27 novembre – 19h
Vendredi 11 décembre – 19h
Vendredi 22 janvier – 19h
Vendredi 5 février – 19h
Vendredi 19 février – 19h
Vendredi 5 mars – 19h
Performance: Steel Beats
A day dedicated to Krump, conceived by dancer Maria Hormat.
Saturday, February 27, 2027 · 2 p.m. to 6 p.m.
