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The Venice Biennale, a major exhibition of contemporary art, opened in 1895 and became an influential platform for artists worldwide.

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The 1900 Paris Exposition marked the height of the Art Nouveau movement and included the unveiling of new technology and music like Debussy's works.

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Les Expositions universelles de 1889 et 1900

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Vincent van Gogh painted 'Starry Night' in 1889, capturing the swirling night sky over Saint-Rémy-de-Provence. The Starry Night meaning can be derived from the large cypress tree: a symbol of graveyards, mourning, and death. The stars are symbols of dreaming, heaven, and death. The church, mysteriously dark in this painting, is a symbol of his religious upbringing, as the spire is Dutch and not French in design.

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Pablo Picasso unveiled the 'Guernica' painting at the 1937 Paris International Exposition, a powerful anti-war statement. The Pavilion of the Spanish Republic at the 1937 Paris International Exhibition was the mouthpiece in Europe for the Republican cause. The aim was to gain international support in the fight against fascism. Designed by Josep Lluís Sert and Luis Lacasa, it was inaugurated in July 1937.

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The Fauvism movement emerged, led by artists like Henri Matisse, revolutionizing color and form in art.