Current Exhibition · BERLIN
27 June 2025 – 02 August 2025
Ewa Czwartos and Karolina Żądło
We Have No Troubles Here
Laurent Proux included in the group exhibition ‘Echos de Cezanne’ at Gallifet Art Center in Aix-en Provence, France
The group exhibition presents works from different artists celebrating the legacy of the artist Paul Cezanne and his influence on contemporary artists. Even those who haven't consciously sought his influence - yet the imprint is there, visible and readable through the central themes of his work, which this exhibition will explore.
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Patrick Goddard’s installation 'Blue Sky Thinking' is currently on view in the group exhibition ’The Enemy is Time’ at the Ulster Museum in Belfast, Northern Ireland
Drawn from the Ulster Museum's Post-war and Contemporary art collection, 'The Enemy is Time' focuses on the frailty of human existence and the threats posed by the global climate emergency.
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Wojciech Fangor's 'Study of Space' from 1958 to be reconstructed for group exhibition 'Spaces' at Zachęta – National Gallery of Art in Warsaw
The exhibition titled Spaces is a unique opportunity to get immersed in a phenomenon that permanently changed the perception of art and its presence in our surroundings. By showing the work of the classics of Polish modern art – Magdalena Abakanowicz, Wojciech Fangor, Henryk Stażewski or Maria Pinińska-Bereś, to name but a few – the exhibition showcases the phenomenon of environment art, one of the most important and innovative trends in the second half of the 20th century.
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NEW ARRIVAL
Wojciech Fangor, Nudes
GNYP Gallery is proud to present the catalogue “Nudes” of the Polish artist Wojciech Fangor (1922 – 2015). The catalogue showcases a selection of rarely seen paintings and drawings that explore the naked human form with all its variety and cultural resonances. Included are works dating from Fangor’s artistic beginnings in the turbulent and difficult late 1940s, right up until the visually effervescent and experimental large-scale partially painted collages he produced in the 21st century. It simultaneously takes a very intimate look at the artist and illustrates the art-historical influences on his work.
This book was published in cooperation with The Fangor Foundation and contains an essay by the Berlin-based art writer Dominic Eichler.
