Current Exhibition
GNYP GALLERY BERLIN
Elsa Rouy
I Pictured Skin
14 March 2025 – 26 April 2025
14 March 2025 – 26 April 2025
Current Exhibition
GNYP GALLERY ANTWERP
Patrick Goddard
Hot Cadavers
21 March 2025 – 03 May 2025
21 March 2025 – 03 May 2025
Wojciech Fangor at Museum Barberini, Potsdam
Four works of Fangor’s groundbreaking spacial abstractions are on view in „Kandinsky’s Universe: Geometric Abstraction in the 20th Century“ until May 18, 2025. The exhibition traces the diverse environments in which geometric abstraction developed over six decades and throughout Europe and the USA.
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Wojciech Fangor, Kaifan Wang and Aïcha Khorchid at Museum Kampa in Prague
This exhibition that presents works exclusively from the Wigam Collection is centered on two main visions of the world. In one space, the focus lies on the experience of the world through the body; while in the other, the world is, first and foremost, observed and lived through the social interdependencies. Needless to say, this distinction signals only the primary point of attention since one cannot think about the body without its social habitus and, conversely, the social order is personal and physical. These two visions, reflected in outstanding works made by some of the most interesting artists of our time, seem to be of great relevance at this moment. Participating artists: P. Barlow, G. Baselitz, M. Bourouissa, M. Cahn, J. Claracq, A. Cudahy, M. Eichwald, T. Emin, W. Fangor, L. Fratino, J. Gribbon, D. Hadjab, P. Halilaj, D. Hockney, N. Jaouda, C. Johnson, M. Jungwirth, M. Kara, A. Khorchid, V. Kovarik, X. Lei, A. Niles, H. Quinlan & R. Hastings, D. Richter, G. Rouy, J. Semmel, A. Slowak, P. Stasik, H. Steers, A. Szapocznikow, M. Thomas, K. Wang, A. Warhol, K. Wiley.
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Harrison Pearce I 15th Gwangju Biennale, Artforum
For the 15th Gwangju Biennale, director Nicolas Bourriaud describes setting out to explore “the sound of ecosystems” in the age of the Anthropocene. His title, “Pansori: A Soundscape of the 21st Century,” takes its cue from the Korean folk tradition of pansori, an extended song-story delivered in public space. In such a sprawling exhibition—encompassing seventy-two artists from thirty countries across nine venues—this framework ultimately offered little help for navigating the diverse works on display. Rather than attempting my own bird’s-eye view, I want to focus on a group of audiovisual installations in the main exhibition hall, in which I found a more coherent thread in the literary trope of the katabasis, or the journey to the underworld.Writer Robert Macfarlane has described how ancient stories—Enki’s journey for Gilgamesh, and those of Orpheus and Aeneas—speak to the archaic roots of our concepts “to understand” and “to discover” in a descent, in the search of knowledge, beyond the human realm.
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Gefördert von der Beauftragten
der Bundesregierung für Kultur und
Medien
NEW ARRIVAL
Kaifan Wang
GNYP Gallery is proud to present the first monograph of Kaifan Wang featuring essays by Xiaoyu Weng, Martin Herbert and Marta Gnyp.
The Chinese artist, living and working in Berlin, stands out through his unique approach to the never ending field of abstraction through fusing Eastern and Western techniques and concepts.
