L’Espace Louis Vuitton offers a Carte blanche to 4 international directors with Ange Leccia as artistic director.
Four unique short films of around 15 minutes and four ways to observe the world with sharpness and sensitivity.

« Fuir » (Running Alive), Jean–Philippe TOUSSAINT, Belgium
“Desterria : Un pays nommé exil” (Desterria : A country named exile), Carmen CASTILLO, Chile
“Vampire”, Apichatpong WEERASETHAKUL, Thailand
“Il Primo Anniversario”, Edoardo WINSPEARE, Italy

The seventh exhibition in the Espace Louis Vuitton will take its inspiration from the legendary expedition initiated by André Citroën in 1931: the “Croisière Jaune”. Caterpillar vehicles loaded with Louis Vuitton luggage set off along the central Silk Road linking Beirut and Beijing via Damascus, Baghdad, Tehran, Kabul, Peshawar, Srinagar, Gilgit, Urumsti, Suzhou, Liang Zhou. This raid was not only an extraordinary journey, but also a technical, scientific and cultural adventure. (...)

Megapolis by its size and profoundly Russian in its soul, the history of Moscow alternates between periods of greatness and of tragedy, of construction and of destruction. Today, the architecture is still marked by the soviet period, but the city is undergoing a complete urban transformation.
“Moscopolis” exhibition at the Espace Louis Vuitton presented the work of Russian artists who work in Moscow and who are inspired by the identity of their city. Artists who have been exhibiting created unique artworks in real time, at the Espace Louis Vuitton, which became their studio.(...)

The Espace Louis Vuitton presented The Temptation of Space, an avant–garde exhibition devoted to the destination which, more than any other, has nourished human dreams and desires since the dawn of time. The pioneer of the art of travel since 1854, Louis Vuitton is about to embark on a journey to the stars.
Previously unseen NASA photographs recall man's first steps on the moon, to the memory of the Soviet space program, contemporary artists embrace us in their dreams of space: leaves the sun far behind and enters a realm where all is cold, dark and silent. (...)

Ahead of the Louis Vuitton Cup, the Espace Louis Vuitton hosted an exceptional exhibition entitled “Winds and Sails” The Legend of the America’s Cup and the Louis Vuitton Cup. For this, its fourth exhibition, Louis Vuitton will present a vibrant new vision of the yachting world’s most celebrated event. Rare archive images of the early contestants and spectacular action shots of more recent races are shown together. The artists evoked the power of the sea and the passion of the world’s foremost yachting competition.

Faithful to the spirit of Marc Jacobs, who, with his artistic genius, knew how to reinvent bags icons of the Maison Louis Vuitton, the Espace Louis Vuitton joined to nine designers and artists with remarkable track records will be paying homage to Louis Vuitton icons. Each creator will be given imaginative free rein with one of the iconic bags of Louis Vuitton.
The links between Louis Vuitton and the arts in this way combine in all senses, going beyond generations and frontiers.

The Espace Louis Vuitton wished for its second exhibition, dedicate it to this country–continent which is India with the point of view of ten artists. The works of various European and Indian artists gathered in this exhibition showed the quick mutation of a country which reveals besides the face of economic and political power on the international scene. Louis Vuitton has a long association with India, it was during the 1920s that the celebrated malletier began to enjoy the custom of some of the leading princely families.