"La RATP invite": photos in stations

From January 21 to mid-May, discover selected works from the exhibition “Martin Parr. Global Warning,” on display at the Jeu de Paume from January 30 to May 24, 2026.

With humor, Martin Parr has spent fifty years examining the shortcomings of our contemporary world: overconsumption, mass tourism, the omnipresence of the automobile, the place reserved for living beings, and dependence on technology. His photographs often make us smile, but they also challenge and question us. The exhibition at the Jeu de Paume offers a reinterpretation of Martin Parr's work since the late 1970s, in light of the social and ecological issues facing our planet.

See these works in 17 train stations and metro stations:
 

• Hôtel de Ville, Bastille, Champs Elysées - Clemenceau, and George V stations (set up in February due to work on the support structure)
• La Chapelle station
• Bréguet – Sabin station
• Bir-Hakeim station
• Crimée station
• Oberkampf et Franklin D. Roosevelt stations
• La Motte-Picquet – Grenelle station
• Saint-Denis – Porte de Paris station
• Gare de Lyon, Madeleine et Pyramides stations
• Gare de Lyon station
• Châtelet – Les Halles station

Œuvres de Léonce R. Agbodjélou, présenté par le Musée Albert-Kahn ; de Yamamoto Masao, présenté par le Centre d'art et de photographie de Lectoure ; de David LaChapelle, présenté par "Portrait(s)", Rendez-vous photographique de Vichy ; et de Vincent Munier, présenté par le Festival photo La Gacilly ; tous membres du réseau LUX.

The Valois Gallery, located at the Palais Royal–Musée du Louvre metro station, is hosting an exhibition of works by French fashion historian Olivier Saillard through May 2026.
Titled “The Living World of Fashion,” this exhibition offers a critical and poetic exploration of how fashion is displayed in museums, imagining everyday garments that regain movement and a voice.

This event is being held as part of a partnership between RATP and the Fondation Cartier.

La Caverne du Pont-Neuf est une œuvre monumentale et éphémère imaginée par l'artiste JR, à l'initiative du fonds de dotation l'Amicale des Ponts de Paris. Elle est accessible gratuitement du 6 au 28 juin 2026.

A cette occasion, la RATP vous plonge dans le making-of de cette création qui transforme le Pont-Neuf en une structure gonflable spectaculaire évoquant une grotte minérale, de 120 mètres de long et 18 mètres de haut. Hommage à The Pont Neuf Wrapped de Christo et Jeanne-Claude (1985), cette œuvre porte la vision que l'art se vit partout et laisse une empreinte durable pour celles et ceux qui le rencontrent.

Pour en savoir plus, consultez le site internet dédié à La Caverne du Pont-Neuf.

Created in 2013, the “La RATP invite” program enables RATP to regularly showcase the work of photographers—French or foreign, including young talents and recognised artists from various eras—by displaying it widely in its stations.

The following have already exhibited on the network:

• The Circulation(s) festival (since 2014)
• Harry Gruyaert (2015)
• Richard Avedon (2016)
• Yann Arthus-Bertrand (2017)
• JR (2018)
• Hassan Hajjaj (2019)
• The Noir & Blanc exhibition at the Grand Palais (2020)
• Sebastião Salgado (2021)
• Vivian Maier (2021)
• Boris Mikhaïlov (2022)
• The Henri Cartier-Bresson Foundation (2023)
• Elsa and Johanna - Palais de la Découverte (2023)
• Juergen Teller (2023-2024)
• Fisheye Magazine and Sport (2024)
• Les Magasins Généraux, as part of the “Balade grand-parisienne” festival (2024)
• Science/Fiction exhibition - A non-history of plants - Maison européenne de la photographie (2024)
• Pixels exhibition - Grand Palais Immersif (2024)
• Fisheye Magazine and the sea (2025)
• Wolfgang Tillmans “Nothing prepared us for it—everything prepared us for it” (2025)
• 160 years of the Haussmann Spring (2025)
• Cécile Chabert - Thylacine; Hyper Weekend Festival (2026)

As photography is a community art form and a means of artistic expression accessible to all, the RATP aims to continually enrich the travel experience of its passengers by regularly offering them moments of surprise, discovery, and discussion.