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Below a number of current exhibitions showcase the work of Claude Monet.
Dates and opening hours may change, so always check the museum’s own information before you travel.
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Pola Museum of Art · Hakone, Japan
The New Vision shows nineteen works by Claude Monet alongside work by eighteen contemporary artists.
The Pola Museum presents the exhibition on the occasion of its 25th anniversary and Monet year 2026.
View at the museum ↗Les Franciscaines · Deauville, France
Claude Monet, des jardins en héritage explores how the garden at Giverny lives on in art and photography.
The exhibition is part of France’s Monet year marking the centenary of the artist’s death.
View at the museum ↗Musée Marmottan Monet · Paris, France
Histories of Landscape traces landscape in painting from Claude Monet to David Hockney and artists of today.
After Paris, the exhibition moves to the Musée de Grenoble from 5 March to 4 July 2027.
View at the museum ↗Musée Marmottan Monet · Paris, France
In Monet / Soriano, Peter Soriano responds with a large wall drawing to Monet’s Norwegian winter landscapes of 1895.
Soriano returned to the same sites around Mont Kolsås and shows how fragile and changeable this landscape is. It is the eleventh edition of the Dialogues inattendus series.
View at the museum ↗Musée de l'Orangerie · Paris, France
Monet, peindre le temps explores how Claude Monet made time and change visible in paint.
Nearly forty paintings, mainly from the Musée d’Orsay and the Musée Marmottan Monet, focus on the Water Lilies.
View at the museum ↗Musée d’Orsay · Paris, France
Je passe ma vie à peindre is a Monet trail through the Impressionist galleries of the Musée d’Orsay.
Rooms 29 to 35 (level 5) focus on five recently studied or restored paintings, together with letters by Monet.
View at the museum ↗Virginia Museum of Fine Arts · Richmond, United States
The Impressionist Revolution traces Impressionism from the first exhibition in 1874 to its legacy in the early twentieth century.
Highlights include four paintings by Monet, among them Water Lilies from 1908, alongside work by Morisot, Van Gogh and Matisse, among others.
View at the museum ↗Tate Modern · London, United Kingdom
After Paris, Monet, peindre le temps travels to Tate Modern in London.
The exhibition on how Monet made time and change visible can be seen in London from 25 February to 27 June 2027.
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