Cahiers d’art 100 years. Through the collections of the Benaki Museum

Red, yellow and green cases line the walls, in the flat colours of the square covers Cahiers d'Art wore in its early years. Each holds objects from the Benaki's collections, from Cycladic figurines and Persian ceramics to Coptic textiles and pre-Columbian pieces from Peru, beside miniature copies of the magazine pages that reproduced them.

Christian Zervos launched the journal in Paris in 1926, and this show, in a second-floor gallery on Koumbari Street, argues that Antonis Benakis collected on the same instinct. Some objects are on public view for the first time. In Natalia Papadopoulou's video After Images you watch pages and objects through a circular lens while Nikos Aliagas reads from Zervos's articles. So a modernist art journal gets narrated by the host of The Voice France.

It suits visitors who want the link between Greek collections and Paris modernism shown object by object. Exhibition tickets are €9, or €7 reduced, at tickets.benaki.org or on the day, and the museum stays open until midnight on Thursdays.