At a glance
A selection of recent paintings and sculptures captures the physical energy and emotional urgency defining the British artist's current practice during her return to the French capital.
Why go
I will miss you Yesterday I will miss you Today I will miss you Tomorrow And that’s how it will Always be
Timed to coincide with Art Basel Paris, the show provides a rare chance to see Emin’s newest output following her major museum retrospective. It offers a raw, unfiltered look at her evolving figurative style.
You'll see
New oil paintings · Bronze sculptures · Large-scale figurative works · Gestural and visceral brushwork
Pace of visit
A focused gallery presentation that encourages close observation of individual canvases and textures.
Don't miss
The new bronze sculptures, which translate the fragility and strength of the human body through rough, tactile surfaces.
Artlovers Tip
If you are traveling through London during 2026, pair this show with Emin's retrospective at Tate Modern for a complete picture of her current 'second life' period.
Inside the exhibition
Meet the artist
Description
Tracey Emin presents “I will miss you Yesterday I will miss you Today I will miss you Tomorrow And that’s how it will Always be” at White Cube in Paris, France. Opening during the week of Art Basel Paris, the exhibition gathers a body of work that continues the artist's career-long investigation into intimacy and the human form.
The presentation focuses on new paintings and sculptures characterized by a raw, gestural energy. These works emerge from a significant period in Emin’s life following her recovery from major surgery, reflecting a renewed intensity in her approach to the figurative. Visitors will find large-scale canvases where the line is both delicate and assertive, shown alongside tactile sculptural forms.
This exhibition offers a concentrated look at Emin’s practice during a landmark year for the artist. While her major retrospective tours international museums, this Paris show provides a more intimate encounter with her most recent output, illustrating how she transforms personal vulnerability into a universal language of survival and desire.
Worth travelling for?
An intense, rewarding stop for those following Emin’s recent artistic rebirth and anyone interested in the raw physical power of contemporary figuration.
Experience as an Artlover
The gallery is located at 10 Avenue Matignon in the 8th arrondissement. Expect higher footfall during the Art Basel Paris fair dates in mid-October.
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Plan your visit
White Cube Paris
Paris, France
