Hassan Hajjaj, My Rock Stars

Billie Eilish, Madonna and Cardi B are framed in soda cans set like zellige tiles, against traditional rugs, inside what Time Out describes as an oversized Moroccan salon. Rachid Taha nicknamed Hajjaj "Andy Wahloo", and you see why before you reach the second wall.

You walk in through "Roots: From Larache to London", his move from Morocco to the UK, then into "Gnawa Connection", where portraits of gnawa musicians hang beside the instruments they play. Nearly 40 portraits in all, with an electronic score by the Paris group Acid Arab playing through the rooms, and more of his work slipped in among the museum's permanent instruments. It's the only room in Paris where a Coke can counts as tilework.

Time Out gave it five stars and found real ideas under the colour, its one catch being that the hang verges on saturation. Tickets are €12 (€10 and €6 reduced), include the permanent collection, and must be booked ahead.