Le Musée imaginaire d'Oli

Avançament: escrit abans de la inauguració

You go in through a cave. That's the entrance Oli, of the Toulouse rap duo Bigflo & Oli, has built for his imaginary museum, which drew over 112,000 people in Toulouse before coming here.

The idea is André Malraux's (he died 50 years ago this year): a museum as the portrait of one mind. Here that is about a hundred works over 1,300 m² and three levels of Galerie 7, mixing contemporary art with sport, cinema, fashion and graffiti. The rooms follow how a work gets made, from inspiration and doubt to the gaze of others, and a soundtrack of voices, archives and city noise carries you between them. Doubt gets a room of its own, in darkness, which is more space than most Paris flats can spare for anything.

Nobody has reviewed it yet. Booking opened on 26 October, and Sortir à Paris lists tickets at 22 euros. Enter by Square Jean Perrin. Open Tuesday to Sunday 10:00 to 19:30, Fridays until 22:00.