Image: Almine Rech, Paris
Almine Rech has announced a new round of exhibitions and related projects across its international network, with highlighted solo presentations in Paris, Brussels and New York scheduled for September and October 2026. The gallery’s website lists Leonora Carrington in Paris from 8 September to 10 October, Hans Op de Beeck in Brussels from 10 September to 7 November, and Zio Ziegler in New York from 16 September to 21 October, alongside additional exhibitions in Gstaad, Monaco and Shanghai.
The Paris presentation is centered on Leonora Carrington, whose work appears in the gallery’s highlights section for the autumn season. In Brussels, Hans Op de Beeck will present 'Vanishing Point', while New York will host Zio Ziegler’s 'The Tesseract'. These three exhibitions form the clearest venue-specific announcements in the current material, and each is listed with a distinct run on the gallery’s site.
Almine Rech’s newsletter also folds in a wider program of video features and studio conversations tied to current and recent projects. Among them are an interview with Claire Tabouret on 'Les Créatures' in Gstaad, a conversation with Larry Poons on 'Kentucky Cols.', and a studio visit with Hans Op de Beeck ahead of his Brussels exhibition. The gallery likewise points to a conversation with Ali Cherri about 'Last Watch Before Dawn' and a studio feature with Zio Ziegler in California.
The online material frames these videos as part of a broader editorial strand that moves between exhibition documentation, artist interviews and contextual commentary. Other featured content includes discussion of Pablo Picasso’s 'Vase à la fleur' with art historian Cécile Godefroy, and an examination of Jeff Koons’ 'Chainlink' with Bernard Blistène, identified as curator of Koons’ retrospective at the Centre Pompidou and honorary director of the Musée national d'art moderne – Centre Pompidou, Paris.
Beyond the exhibition announcements, the gallery’s website also notes additional projects in Monaco and Shanghai. Monaco’s current listing includes Genieve Figgis’s 'Drama Club', dated 14 April to 25 September 2026, while Shanghai is set to present Tia-Thuy Nguyen’s 'Fields of Resonance' from 28 August to 31 October 2026. The site also references a series of New York projects by Tomokazu Matsuyama, each in a different part of the city, though those are presented as separate announcements rather than a single exhibition.
The news page further records a recent museum acquisition: Francesco Vezzoli’s 'Olga Forever (Olga Picasso, ca. 1930 II)' from 2012 is now part of the collection of the NMNM, the Nouveau Musée National de Monaco. The gallery presents the acquisition within its museum-acquisitions section, separate from the exhibition listings and video features.
Across the newsletter and homepage, Almine Rech presents Paris, New York, Brussels, Shanghai, Monaco and London as its current network of locations, while the featured autumn exhibitions are specifically listed as Leonora Carrington in Paris, Hans Op de Beeck’s 'Vanishing Point' in Brussels, and Zio Ziegler’s 'The Tesseract' in New York.
