Upcoming Exhibition · BERLIN
29 November 2025 – 31 January 2026
Xie Lei, Patrick Goddard, Tomáš Rafa
Challenge
Upcoming Exhibition · ANTWERP
12 December 2025 – 31 January 2026
Wojciech Fangor
The Game of Resistance
Aïcha Khorchid at Kunstmuseum Wolfsburg in "The sea is not blue"
GNYP Gallery is pleased to announce the upcoming solo exhibition of Aïcha Khorchid at Kunstmuseum Wolfsburg, opening on November 21, 2026. The imagery of the Pakistani-born artist reflects a personal journey that visualizes her search for security, identity, and ultimately, for herself. Curated by Andreas Beitin, this exhibition marks her second major institutional show.
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Kaifan Wang included in "5 Asian Painters Making the Personal Political" by Cathy Fan & Vivienne Chow for Artnet
At a moment when many in the art world are seeking authenticity and emotional depth, a cohort of young Asian painters is standing out for their deeply personal, often diaristic work. Whether exploring diasporic identity, domestic life, or the quiet tensions of growing up, these artists create intimate worlds with global resonance. Their practices are grounded in sharp observation and meticulous technique, offering viewers a window into both private interiors and collective experience. Here, we spotlight five artists whose canvases trace memory, belonging, and vulnerability with profound subtlety.
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Wojciech Fangor on the cover of the exhibition catalogue of “Out of focus, another vision of art from 1945 to the present day“
The painting “Number 17“, 1963 from the collection of the Museum of Modern Art, NY is on view at Musée de l'Orangerie until August 18, 2025. Monet’s Water Lilies have long been viewed by artists and studied by historians as the paragon of abstract painting, a sensitive forerunner of the great immersive installations to come. However, the blurry, out-of-focus effect that characterises the wide stretches of water in Monet’s imposing canvases has been left largely unexamined. It did not escape his contemporaries, but they put it down to deterioration in his vision caused by an eye disease. These days, it seems more pertinent and fruitful to explore this aspect of Monet’s later work as an actual aesthetic choice, one that has been left to posterity to uncover.
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CURRENT HIGHLIGHT
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. During the last years his art has undergone constant transformation – developing his visual language together with the contemplation of various personal and global topics. Having been trained in classical Chinese art and calligraphy before studying Western art in Europe, Wang‘s work is first of all characterised through its high visual intensity.
The book includes works made in the period from 2021 – 2024.
