Watch a new video with Tom Sachs filmed in Seoul and explore his new works which draw upon the artist’s celebrated breakthrough Rocket Factory NFT collection. In the works on view, he transforms pixels into paintings, using Rocket NFTs minted by the online community as blueprints for creating physical artworks.

Thaddaeus Ropac is happy to share the news that artist Han Bing is joining the gallery. Born in China and currently based in Paris, Han Bing is recognised for her sensitive yet disruptive visual language in paintings that deconstruct pictorial reality and open up new dimensions.

Watch Oliver Beer talk about his new work.

Watch Julia Blaut and David White of the Robert Rauschenberg Foundation speak about the exhibition.

A teaser video of the exhibition Skins in which Erwin Wurm introduces his two most recent series of works.

Emilio Vedova’s first solo exhibition in the UK reunites his five monumental canvases from the landmark documenta 7 exhibition in 1982, curated by Rudi Fuchs. These paintings are shown alongside a selection of important works from the 1980s, a period considered the pinnacle of the artist’s career. Presented in association with the Fondazione Emilio e Annabianca Vedova, this exhibition marks the fourth decade since his participation in documenta 7 in Kassel and the 40th Venice Biennale, held in the same year.

Anselm Kiefer’s exhibition Hommage à un poète is now on view at our Pantin gallery until 11 May 2022. 

In the eighteen large-scale paintings on view, Anselm Kiefer pays tribute to poets Ingeborg Bachmann, Paul Celan, Osip Mandelstam and August Graf von Platen, bringing together image and language in elegiac landscapes inhabited by memory. 

In this episode of From the Studio, get a glimpse of the paintings Imran Qureshi was currently working on in his studio in Lahore, Pakistan.

Alvaro Barrington’s most recent series explores the centrality of music as a constant source of inspiration in his practice. Growing up during the 1990s in Brooklyn, New York, he was heavily influenced by the late American rapper Tupac Shakur (1971–1996), whose often autobiographical lyrics describe a world marked by hardship, but also perseverance and celebration. These ideas resonated with Barrington’s own experiences and are reflected in his works.

Miquel Barceló's first exhibition of ceramics in London reveals his inventive approach to the medium, which has long been central to his practice. Inspired by ancient techniques from Mali and his native Mallorca, Barceló's ceramic sculptures are captured in a moment of dissolution or becoming, a state of 'continuous transformation'. They seem to evolve before our eyes into other forms: sprouting leaves, rippling with marine life or folding in on themselves.

Watch Lee Bul speak about our her latest work and the exhibition on view at our Paris Marais gallery.

In her first solo exhibition at Thaddaeus Ropac, Mandy El-Sayegh (b. 1985) will be taking over the Paris Marais gallery to create an immersive experience encompassing painting, sound and multimedia installations. Featuring over twenty new works from the artist’s Net-Grid, White Grounds and Piece Paintings series, the exhibition will investigate abstraction, material and systems of knowledge production to reveal paintings as layered and complex cultural bodies.

This year's charity exhibition will benefit LICHT INS DUNKEL, an Austrian charity organisation which works closely with the Austrian Broadcasting Company ORF. LICHT INS DUNKEL funds around 400 social and disability projects throughout Austria every year, supporting more than 16.000 children and their families. 

Daniel Richter’s new series of vibrant large-scale oil paintings convey unprecedented movement, tension, and even fury, as the title Furor I suggests, through the interplay of swift lines, vibrant blocks of colour and areas of negative space. 

Mondes Flottants / Floating Worlds is an exhibition of works by American painter Alex Katz, curated by Éric de Chassey, director of the Institut national de l'histoire de l'art, around the theme of water.

For her first exhibition at Thaddaeus Ropac, Austrian artist Martha Jungwirth (born 1940 in Vienna) presents a new series of paintings of animal-like and abstract figures rendered with her characteristic palette of reds, violets, yellows and magentas. The works were made during the pandemic, almost like a diary of isolation, reflecting Jungwirth’s intimate connection to herself and the external world.

A short interview with artist Yan Pei-Ming in his studio on occasion of our Salzburg exhibition Yan Pei-Ming: Against the Light.

A short film on occasion of our Paris Marais gallery's exhibition Robert Rauschenberg: Night Shades and Phantoms.

A short interview with American artist Liza Lou on occasion of her exhibition ixube.

Thaddaeus Ropac announced that Sean Scully is joining the gallery, with the first exhibition of his new work to take place in the Paris Marais gallery in the spring of 2021.