Paris's Palais de Tokyo will open its autumn-winter exhibition season, titled "Tous les feux, les fleurs", on 21 October 2026, running through 14 February 2027. The museum frames the season around the notion of territory — at once a concrete place and a symbolic space, something inhabited and shared, but also crossed by histories, imaginations and relations of power — an idea it says geographers and artists are now approaching critically. The season combines a group exhibition with several solo presentations. "Toi et ta bande" gathers around thirty works by artists and collectives based far from major cities, in the countryside, the mountains or on islands. Brazilian artist Sonia Gomes, whose practice builds sculpture from stitched, tied and knotted textiles, shows "Coeur sauvage", curated by Daria de Beauvais. Valerie John presents "I Telman nwe ki i ble (Si noir que cela en devient bleu)", an exploration of indigo blue as matter, memory and gesture. Paul Kodjo's "Photoromance", curated by Amandine Nana, brings the Ivorian photographer's photoromans and documentary images of 1960s and 1970s Abidjan to Paris. Filmmaker Rose Lowder is honoured with "La Source de la Loire et autres films", and Ali Cherri, Celeste Richard-Zimmermann and Lassana Sarre also feature in the programme. The museum announced the programme through its Instagram account, with artist-by-artist spotlights published ahead of the opening. Dates and venue were confirmed through the museum's official communications and its 2026-2027 season brochure: 21 October 2026 to 14 February 2027 at 13 avenue du President-Wilson, Paris 16e. The season had not been picked up by ARTSK's web sweeps and no existing story on the site covers it.