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Installation views of 'Pieter Obels | Feng Xiao-Min', Opera Gallery London, June 2026 © Eva Herzog |
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Pieter Obels Feng Xiao-Min Opera Gallery London 04 June - 05 July 2026 This exhibition brings together Dutch sculptor Pieter Obels and French-Chinese artist Feng Xiao-Min for their first time in London with Opera Gallery. Presented on the occasion of London Gallery Weekend, the show places these two contemporary artists in dialogue, marking Feng Xiao-Min’s first exhibition in the UK and Pieter Obels’ return to London after 10 years. It reveals the core concerns of their respective practices—meditative approaches that embrace the making process and its unexpected turns—despite their distinct cultural and geographic backgrounds. Pieter Obels: calm and continuity forged into metal Pieter Obels’ work is defined by his use of Corten steel. While metal often suggests weight and rigidity, his sculptures possess an unexpected organic quality. Drawing inspiration from the growth patterns of plants, Obels works in close dialogue with his material, allowing its inherent properties to guide the process. This approach lends his practice a meditative dimension, transforming the forge—typically associated with intensity and force—into a site of quiet emergence. The resulting forms, characterised by their rounded openness, are conceived to inhabit and respond to their surroundings, contributing a sense of calm and continuity while also embracing how the environment affects the material, for instance the patina that develops on the steel when exhibited outside. |
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Hashimoto Contemporary NYC presents the artist Erin Armstrong
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Saturday, April 11th to Saturday, May 2nd Opening Reception: Saturday, April 11th 6pm - 8pm The artist will be in attendance. Hashimoto Contemporary NYC - Hashimoto Contemporary 54 Ludlow Street New York, NY 10002 |
Robert Combas Galerie Ceysson & Bénétière Luxembourg
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Robert Combas L'état de mes choses 27 mars - 30 mai 2026 Galerie Ceysson & Bénétière Wandhaff
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ANNABELLE AUDREN FONDATRICE 46 Saint Paul Gallery
Galerie AB Agnès Aittouares BRAFA Art Fair 2026
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Galerie LAHUMIERE RENDEZ-VOUS AVEC VICTOR Pierre Mabille - Victor Vasarely
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Du 23 octobre au 20 décembre 2025
image : Pierre Mabille, Reprise Garam 2 (B), 2025, acrylique sur toile, 60 x 40 cm |
BENJAMIN SEBBAN GALLERY
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Nouvelle adresse de Benjamin SEBBAN GALLERY BENJAMIN SEBBAN GALLERY Carrer Docteur NECQUI N°10 Andorre La Vieille PRINCIPAUTE D'ANDORRE +33 787 400 500 Email: Cette adresse e-mail est protégée contre les robots spammeurs. Vous devez activer le JavaScript pour la visualiser. |
Yakov Chernikhov Rosenberg and Co. Gallery
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Currents of Modernism | Yakov Chernikhov (1889–1951), creating some 17,000 drawings throughout his life, remains one of the most prolific Ukranian artists and architects working in the Russian empire during the modernist period. Although often neglected in modernist histories, Ukrainian art flourished alongside more canonized art centers during the interwar years. Propelled by relaxed censorship following the 1905 Revolution and important exhibitions such as Kyiv's Lanka (1908), Ukrainian modernism in many ways predated Western Europe's widespread acceptance of the avant-garde following World War I. |
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Born in Pavlograd, Ukraine, Chernikhov studied at the Odesa Arts Institute under Kiriak Kostandi and Genradii Ladyzhensky, later continuing his education at the Imperial Academy of Arts in St. Petersburg. It was there that Chernikhov developed a deep fascination with avant-garde movements such as Futurism, Constructivism, and Suprematism, which would influence his approach to both architecture and art. Image : Yakov Chernikhov, Untitled (from the series Aristografiya), mid 1920s. Gouache and ink on paper |
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image : Yakov Chernikhov, Untitled (from the series Aristografiya), mid 1920s. Gouache and ink on paper. |



