Current Exhibition · BERLIN
29 November 2025 – 31 January 2026
Xie Lei, Patrick Goddard, Tomáš Rafa
Challenge
Current Exhibition · ANTWERP
12 December 2025 – 28 February 2026
Wojciech Fangor
The Game of Resistance
Flurin Bisig at Bündner Kunstmuseum Chur "In the Studio: Space, Work, Legend "
The studio has always served as a projection screen: a place of retreat and of inspiration—a space of intimacy that is simultaneously dedicated to the public. Alberto Giacometti decisively shaped the topos with his austere, practically legendary studio. Today the studio can actually be a factory, a collective workspace in which art is created in visible processes. For many contemporary artists, the studio is no longer just a physical place but can be a computer screen, an interface, or a digital network. At the same time, the studio frequently became a motif and a stage for artistic work. [...]
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Elsa Rouy’s first institutional solo exhibition will open at MCSW Elektrownia in January 2026
Elsa Rouy’s work is part of this great tradition of the nude, which she consciously carries forward in a masterful manner. For her, the body is a vast territory of painterly possibilities. Painting offers the opportunity not to honor the limitations of what a body actually can or should do; instead, it allows experimentation with a body that does not need to conform to the morals or borders of the world we live in. The bodies Rouy paints seem uncontrollable in themselves—too sovereign to obey any logical rules of behavior.
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Exhibition "Challenge" reviewed by Tagesspiegel
At the GNYP Gallery in Berlin-Charlottenburg, Xie Lei, Tomáš Rafa, and Patrick Goddard explore the themes of migration and xenophobia from an artistic perspective.
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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.
