Image: Perrotin, Paris
Emma Prempeh is scheduled to appear in a vernissage at Perrotin Paris on 5 September 2026, according to an announcement circulated by the gallery. The listing identifies the event as taking place at Perrotin Paris, in Paris, but does not provide an exhibition title, closing date or further details about the works to be shown.
The announcement was issued under the heading ‘Vernissage – Johan Creten, Emma Prempeh & Restons Unis 2 @ Perrotin Paris – 5 septembre’. This indicates that the September 5 opening is presented alongside a Johan Creten event and the second edition of ‘Restons Unis’. The available material does not specify whether the three presentations form a single exhibition, a group of concurrent projects or separate programmes at the same venue.
Prempeh’s inclusion places the London-based artist’s name within Perrotin’s Paris programme, although the supplied announcement contains no biography or description of her practice. A dedicated artist page for Emma Prempeh is present on Perrotin’s website, but the page text available for this notice does not include additional information about her work, education, nationality or exhibition history. No artworks can be identified from the supplied image data, whose files are not accompanied by readable captions or object details.
Perrotin’s institutional website traces the gallery’s origins to Paris in the 1990s and describes an international network that includes locations in London, New York, Los Angeles, Hong Kong, Seoul, Tokyo, Shanghai, Dubai and Las Vegas, in addition to Paris. Its programme is presented through artists, exhibitions and events, with the website also offering an archive of the gallery’s history. Those pages establish Perrotin’s Paris base and international reach, but do not add confirmed information about the content of the Emma Prempeh presentation.
The 5 September event is listed only as a vernissage, with no opening hours supplied. The announcement also does not state how long the presentation will remain on view or whether public programming will accompany it. The confirmed details are therefore limited to the artist’s participation, the Paris venue and the date of the opening. The event is scheduled for 5 September 2026 at Perrotin Paris.
