To support Paris Noir, an exhibition that brings together works of 150 artists who are Black and/or part of the African diaspora—from Africa, the Caribbean, South and North America—and who are still widely overlooked in France. The transdisciplinary artists featured in the exhibition work across painting, literature, music, dance, fashion, and cinema. A catalogue with substantial essays will highlight this historical survey and a conference, Paris Noir. From Présence Africaine to Revue Noire (1947–1991), will be offered.