The Pavillon des Sessions at the musée du Louvre is a permanent embassy for the musée du quai Branly - Jacques Chirac. Inaugurated in April 2000, the Pavillon des Sessions is located to the south of the Louvre, between the Flore and Denon wings, and exhibits 104 sculptural masterpieces from across the world at the heart of one of the greatest museums of classical fine art on the planet.

The interior architecture for the 1,200 m² area was designed by Jean-Michel Wilmotte, and enables visitors to enter without being immediately aware if its special nature. With its pure lines and uncluttered use of space, with minimal partitioning, bathed in subdued light by silver-plated bronze mesh screens, it is at once modern and faithful to the Louvre's original architectural principles that entail exhibiting its works of art to maximum effect.