The Picasso Pavilion is an art exhibition space located in Antibes, France. It was established to honor the renowned artist Pablo Picasso, who spent a significant amount of time in the region. The pavilion showcases a collection of his works, including paintings, ceramics, and sculptures, reflecting his diverse artistic styles. Designed by architect Juan Navarro Baldeweg, the pavilion opened in 2008 and features a modern architectural style that complements the surrounding landscape. It serves as a cultural hub, promoting not only Picasso's art but also various temporary exhibitions and educational programs related to modern art and Picasso's legacy.