At a time increasingly dominated by an excess of images and a growing distance from the natural world, Gaudium Gallery presents Clearing, a group exhibition bringing together the practices of Andrea Luzi, Annieo Klaas, Salvatore Fiorello, Sarah van Rossem, and Guo Qikai. The exhibition takes its title from the clearing itself: a space of suspension and revelation, where the density of the forest gives way to light and what was hidden can gradually emerge. Rather than offering

Stephan Kaluza explores photorealism, abstraction and the transformation of nature in a new solo exhibition of paintings 17 September – 31 October 20 Stephan Kaluza, The Disappeared, oil on canvas, 140 × 210 cm. Courtesy of JD Malat Gallery Dubai. JD Malat Gallery is pleased to present FROM DUST TO BLOOM, a solo exhibition by German artist Stephan Kaluza. Drawing on nature as a recurring source of inspiration, Kaluza explores landscapes, forests and other natural environments

From 1 to 8 November 2026, RAI Amsterdam will host the 39th edition of PAN Amsterdam, one of the Netherlands’ leading fairs dedicated to art, antiques and design. The event will bring together more than 125 galleries, dealers and specialists, presenting a diverse journey across centuries of artistic production, from Old Masters to modern and contemporary art, photography, jewellery, design and collectible objects. PAN’s distinctive character lies in its ability to bring diffe

Calle de José Marañón 4–7 | 28010 Madrid | SpainPhone +34 91 154 43 59 | madrid@carliergebauer.com | www.carliergebauer.com PRESS RELEASE 11.09.–14.11.2026 carlier | gebauer, Madrid, is pleased to announce A Game, or So You May Think, a solo exhibition by Iman Issa. Something Else Appears Among Them An essay on Iman Issa’s exhibition A Game, or So You May Think A monument becomes an alternative to another monument, or perhaps it simply borrows its posture. A photograph holds

Curated by Anna Roberta Goetz and Jade Guanaro Kuriki-Olivo Installation View, Puppies Puppies (Jade Guanaro Kuriki-Olivo), Clothes (Kleidung), 2026_4, Photo by Manuel Carreon Lopez “Love is expressed through care, responsibility, respect, knowledge, and trust. It is something we do: a commitment to the wellbeing of ourselves and others.” Jade Guanaro Kuriki-Olivo, widely known as Puppies Puppies, engages this year’s curated by theme, LOVE, through bell hooks’ understanding o

Semiose is delighted to open its post-summer break program with a major exhibition by Mathieu Cherkit at 44, rue Quincampoix. Featuring 15 hitherto unseen works, this first collaboration offers an overview of the work of one of the leading figures of the revival of figurative painting in France. This overview of his painting could also be seen as an overview of his life in general, given how closely his work is linked to his daily and family life. The interior scenes painted

"A Quiet Measure of Light", the first solo exhibition in France devoted to the work of American artist James Howell (1935–2014). A major figure in abstraction, James Howell developed, over more than five decades, a body of work of remarkable rigor. Throughout his career, James Howell explored the infinite variations contained within the most subtle nuances. His work is particularly renowned for his singular approach to gray, not as an absence of color, but as a territory rich

The future of contemporary art may not be found in the biggest galleries. It may be found in the smallest rooms, the youngest programmes and the people willing to take a chance before everyone else does. For years, the art market has been structured around a familiar hierarchy. Established galleries represented established artists, major fairs provided the international stage and collectors often looked towards names whose reputations had already been secured by museums, inst