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Coming nextTRIBALA-Sun Wu · 17 October → 27 December 2026
A-Sun Wu — the line as ritual
LabMusée invites you into TRIBAL, an exhibition devoted to Taiwanese master A-Sun Wu. Vibrant canvases, monumental sculptures, immersive rooms and the Sign-Me Garden form a route in which painting is never an object hung on a wall, but a territory to walk through.
For A-Sun Wu, gesture precedes form. The line becomes ritual: it encircles, it protects, it invokes. His tribal figures summon an archaic memory that colour drags violently back into the present.
The works gathered span nearly thirty years, from 1998 to 2026: acrylic and shell powder on old wood, paintings on bark, large canvases, and sculptures of wood, bone and metal.
Around the exhibition: the tea ceremony with the Wistaria tea house on 24 and 25 October, Arts & Desserts on Saturdays in October, and yoga among the artworks.
The route continues at the LabCafé, where exceptional Taiwanese teas, signature matchas and culinary creations form the exhibition's final — edible — chapter.
La Gazette du Val d'Oise18 September 2026
« Cet artiste né à Taïwan redonne vie à des toiles anonymes. »
Among its six Heritage Days outings, La Gazette du Val d'Oise picks LabMusée's restoration workshop: anonymous 18th- and 19th-century canvases revived by Alixe Fu, with guided before-and-after tours.
Marie France18 September 2026
« Plutôt que de visiter, le LabMusée vous invite à ressentir les œuvres. »
Marie France describes a yoga session with Sarah Fu among the collections — a way to feel the works rather than visit them, before walking in the footsteps of the Impressionists.
Grazia18 September 2026
« Au LabMusée, chaque visite est une invitation à revenir. »
Grazia steps through the gate at 23 rue du Pois: a museum-laboratory where contemporary art meets food, yoga and gatherings, reinvented every season.
Le ParisienWhat's on
Le Parisien Étudiant's what's-on guide lists our Heritage Days trail: the exhibition, the sculpture garden and the LabCafé, on 19 and 20 September.
Two gestures by Alixe Fu that never leave the walls — one repairs the past, the other waits for your hand.
The restoration of 18th- and 19th-century works becomes an act of painting: Alixe Fu repairs the broken link between the classical sacred and the contemporary absurd.
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Sculptures you touch, sign and inhabit. They have travelled from the United States to China, from Taiwan to Paris — and settle here.
DiscoverLabMusée is not a classical art centre. It is a centre of experiments: 1,200 m² where we try things institutions would not dare.
Here, a yoga mat can be unrolled beneath a monumental sculpture; a pastry chef can answer a painter; a garden can be signed by those who walk through it. Nothing is fixed — which is exactly the point.
The museum is not only visited. It is practised: on a mat, around a table, in the silence of a concert.
Body & attentionA gentle practice among monumental sculptures, in an art centre privatised for the occasion. Small group, rare silence.
Taste & creationThree works presented, three plated desserts. Visit and tasting are one — you look, then you taste what you have just looked at.
Voice & musicNatalie Dessay and Philippe Cassard beneath the vaults of Notre-Dame-de-l'Assomption. A programme of birds and departures, from Chausson to Previn.
Chi Po-lin's documentary, filmed entirely from the sky, opening the Taiwanese week. Free, booking required.
A choreographic piece in which contemporary Taiwanese gesture converses with the matter of the sculptures. Free, booking required.
Table & teasExceptional Taiwanese teas, signature matchas, the chef's creations. The exhibition's final chapter — the edible one.
Scan the QR code beside the work: its notice opens, with everything a wall label cannot hold. Many works also have their podcast, to be heard standing in front of them. The app is reserved for members and unlocks with your card.
A wall label holds forty words. The app's notice has no wall: provenance, pre-restoration state, studio images.
A few minutes per work, to hear while standing in front of it — the curator's voice, sometimes the artist's.
Private views, forthcoming exhibitions, yoga and masterclasses: the programme lands before the public announcement, and a seat takes two taps.
« Art is not only looked at. It is supported. »
Members are not customers with a discount. They fund creation, conservation and a programme no algorithm would ever suggest — and in return, the door is always open.
€35
per year · 1 person
The way in. Book your slot whenever you like, all year round: entry is included.
Real cost after tax relief: €11.90
€120
per year · 2 people
For two, plus the guests you choose. For those who make the museum a shared habit.
Real cost after tax relief: €40.80
€650
per year · named + permanent guest
You no longer visit the place: you make it possible. The Circle funds creation, conservation and programming.
Real cost after tax relief: €221
Personal, printed with a detail from an Alixe Fu canvas, and available in your member area as soon as membership is confirmed — the access QR code does not wait for the post.
See everythingTimed ticket: you choose your arrival time. Allow 45 minutes to 1½ hours, and stay as long as you like.
€7per person
Access to the current exhibition, the permanent collections and the Sign-Me Garden.
Included in membership
€10per person
Full entry, extended with a drink at the LabCafé.
Member price · €3
€14per person
Full entry plus an exceptional drink: high-mountain oolong, ChariTea or San Pellegrino.
Member price · €7
Free for under-12s, art students and LABMUSÉE Society members. Ticket valid for the whole chosen day — come and go as you please.
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