Thaddaeus Ropac

Forthcoming Exhibitions

Ilya & Emilia Kabakov Kammermusik

Ilya & Emilia Kabakov

Kammermusik
7 June—19 July 2025
Salzburg Villa Kast
Robert Longo Untitled (Vatican Bishops)

Robert Longo

Untitled (Vatican Bishops)
7 June—19 July 2025
Salzburg Villa Kast
Megan Rooney Yellow Yellow Blue

Megan Rooney

Yellow Yellow Blue
12 June—2 August 2025
Ely House, London

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Teresa Pągowska Shadow Self

Teresa Pągowska

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Arnulf Rainer Landschaften—Goya 1983—1992

Arnulf Rainer

Landschaften—Goya
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25 January—5 April 2025
James Rosenquist Dream World: Paintings, drawings and collages, 1961–1968

James Rosenquist

Dream World: Paintings, drawings and collages, 1961–1968
21 November 2024—25 January 2025

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Together with international artists the Belvedere 21 is presenting VALIE EXPORT with artistic contributions from film, performance and music.
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Saturday 17 May 2025, 4pm

Still from Josephsohn – Stein des Anstosses (1977)

Join us at Thaddaeus Ropac Paris Pantin on Saturday 17 May at 4pm for a back-to-back screening of two documentary films on Swiss sculptor Hans Josephsohn from two different periods of his...
Gilbert and George: 60 years of singing, scandalous artwork and the global art stage Now, in their 80s, Gilbert and...
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A Long Interview with Thaddaeus Ropac Who Opens in Milan

On the gallery's beginnings and plans for its newest location in Milan
An interview with Thaddaeus Ropac: on the contemporary art market, the gallery's beginnings, and plans for the next opening in Milan.
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Featured in The i
12 May 2025

Gilbert & George: 'Of course we don't have mobile phones - we're not middle class'

An interview with the artistic double act
Etan Smallman meets the artistic duo to discuss their continuing practice and the forthcoming exhibition 'DEATH HOPE LIFE FEAR...' at the Gilbert & George Centre.
Eva Helene Pade Reframes Sacrifice as Resistance The artist’s visceral canvases recast the relationship between femininity and violence
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9 May 2025

Eva Helene Pade Reframes Sacrifice as Resistance

The artist’s visceral canvases recast the relationship between femininity and violence
A review of Eva Helene Pade’s exhibition 'The Rite of Spring' at ARKEN Museum of Modern Art, Ishøj, exploring themes of sacrifice, transformation, and the emotional depth of human experience through bold, vivid artworks.
Ron Mueck's vision grips Seoul From dreaming giants to skull mountains
Featured in The Korea Times
7 May 2025

Ron Mueck's vision grips Seoul

From dreaming giants to skull mountains
A review of Ron Mueck's exhibition at MMCA, Seoul, that surpassed 100,000 visitors just 20 days after opening.
How Cory Arcangel Recovered a Late Artist's Digital Legacy Michel Majerus died in a plane crash, but the contents of...
Featured in The New Yorker
7 May 2025

How Cory Arcangel Recovered a Late Artist's Digital Legacy

Michel Majerus died in a plane crash, but the contents of his laptop are providing a window into his process two decades later.
Kyle Chayka examines how Arcangel is uncovering new layers of Michel Majerus’s art, bridging the gap between early digital culture and traditional painting.
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Featured in The National
5 May 2025

Inside Zadie Xa's Turner-nominated work

At the Sharjah Biennial
A review of Zadie Xa's Sharjah Biennale installation: ' stay long enough and the mysticism of the work will mesmerise you.' 
Raqib Shaw at the Art Institute Chicago including the artist's most ambitious project to date
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Art Institute Chicago, Chicago, IL, USA
7 June 2025—19 January 2026

Raqib Shaw at the Art Institute Chicago

including the artist's most ambitious project to date
At the Art Institute, Shaw debuts his more-than 100-feet-wide, 21-panel Paradise Lost (2009–25).

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A Celebration of VALIE EXPORT Friends, Fans & Feminists
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Belvedere 21, Arsenalstraße 1, 1030 Vienna, Austria
21 May 2025

A Celebration of VALIE EXPORT

Friends, Fans & Feminists
Together with international artists the Belvedere 21 is presenting VALIE EXPORT with artistic contributions from film, performance and music.
Still from Josephsohn – Stein des Anstosses (1977)
Events
Saturday 17 May 2025, 4pm

Still from Josephsohn – Stein des Anstosses (1977)

Join us at Thaddaeus Ropac Paris Pantin on Saturday 17 May at 4pm for a back-to-back screening of two documentary...
Gilbert and George: 60 years of singing, scandalous artwork and the global art stage Now, in their 80s, Gilbert and...
Featured in ITV
15 May 2025

Gilbert and George: 60 years of singing, scandalous artwork and the global art stage

Now, in their 80s, Gilbert and George are opening a brand new exhibiton in their Brick Lane gallery
An in-depth interview with the iconic British art duo, Gilbert & George, reflecting on their six-decade-long career and discussing their...
A Long Interview with Thaddaeus Ropac Who Opens in Milan On the gallery's beginnings and plans for its newest location...
Featured in Artribune
14 May 2025

A Long Interview with Thaddaeus Ropac Who Opens in Milan

On the gallery's beginnings and plans for its newest location in Milan
An interview with Thaddaeus Ropac: on the contemporary art market, the gallery's beginnings, and plans for the next opening in...
Gilbert & George: 'Of course we don't have mobile phones - we're not middle class' An interview with the artistic...
Featured in The i
12 May 2025

Gilbert & George: 'Of course we don't have mobile phones - we're not middle class'

An interview with the artistic double act
Etan Smallman meets the artistic duo to discuss their continuing practice and the forthcoming exhibition 'DEATH HOPE LIFE FEAR...' at...
Eva Helene Pade Reframes Sacrifice as Resistance The artist’s visceral canvases recast the relationship between femininity and violence
Featured in Frieze
9 May 2025

Eva Helene Pade Reframes Sacrifice as Resistance

The artist’s visceral canvases recast the relationship between femininity and violence
A review of Eva Helene Pade’s exhibition 'The Rite of Spring' at ARKEN Museum of Modern Art, Ishøj, exploring themes...
Ron Mueck's vision grips Seoul From dreaming giants to skull mountains
Featured in The Korea Times
7 May 2025

Ron Mueck's vision grips Seoul

From dreaming giants to skull mountains
A review of Ron Mueck's exhibition at MMCA, Seoul, that surpassed 100,000 visitors just 20 days after opening.
How Cory Arcangel Recovered a Late Artist's Digital Legacy Michel Majerus died in a plane crash, but the contents of...
Featured in The New Yorker
7 May 2025

How Cory Arcangel Recovered a Late Artist's Digital Legacy

Michel Majerus died in a plane crash, but the contents of his laptop are providing a window into his process two decades later.
Kyle Chayka examines how Arcangel is uncovering new layers of Michel Majerus’s art, bridging the gap between early digital culture...
Inside Zadie Xa's Turner-nominated work At the Sharjah Biennial
Featured in The National
5 May 2025

Inside Zadie Xa's Turner-nominated work

At the Sharjah Biennial
A review of Zadie Xa's Sharjah Biennale installation: ' stay long enough and the mysticism of the work will mesmerise...
Raqib Shaw at the Art Institute Chicago including the artist's most ambitious project to date
Museum Exhibitions
Art Institute Chicago, Chicago, IL, USA
7 June 2025—19 January 2026

Raqib Shaw at the Art Institute Chicago

including the artist's most ambitious project to date
At the Art Institute, Shaw debuts his more-than 100-feet-wide, 21-panel Paradise Lost (2009–25).

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