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We are an internationally active art agency for contemporary art. Our team discovers new artists, trains and promotes them, gets them into galleries and manages their entire careers. We work closely with galleries, collections and institutions. Depending on the needs of the artist, we offer different support and take on the appropriate role. Our cooperation with the artists is divided into three p

hases: Managed artists, Promoted artists and New Talent. We act as a management team for selected artists and actively plan the further development of their careers. Selected artists, in which we see great potential, are included in the category of promoted artists. In addition to our managed and supported artists, we are always on the lookout for new talent. They are recommended to us by galleries, artists, collectors, curators or directly by universities.

14/03/2025

Meet Aramis Navarro, whose“FN n°12” artwork was acquired for the NOA Art Collection in 2020.

Aramis Navarro analyses how the belief systems in today’s society have changed, using art and text as a magnifying glass.

Aramis’ work has been exhibited in institutions such as the Kunstmuseum St. Gallen, Kunst(Zeug)Haus, Kunsthaus Zofingen, Kutlesa Gallery, Paul Hafner Galerie, and Künstler und Projekthaus Torstrasse in Berlin, and more recently with a solo exhibition at ALTEFABRIK in Rapperswil.

The artist lives and works in St. Gallen, Switzerland.
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📸 credits:
1. Aramis Navarro by ©Fabio Marti
2-4. Aramis Navarro, exhibition view, “Never odd or even”, ALTEFABRIK Rapperswil, 2023, by ©Stefan Altenburger
5. Aramis Navarro, exhibition view, “Grosse Regionale”, Kunst(Zeug)Haus, ALTEFABRIK, 2019
6. Aramis Navarro, exhibition view, ”Heimspiel”, Kunstmuseum St. Gallen, 2021-2022, by ©Daniel Ammann
7. Aramis Navarro, exhibition view, “In Der Reihe Seitenwagen”, Kunst(Zeug)Haus, 2019
8. Aramis Navarro and Karen Pisoni, exhibition view, “Bread of Angels” Kulturfolger Zürich, 2024, by ©Anna Maysuk
9. Aramis Navarro, “FN n°12”, 2018, 40 x 30 cm, Oil on canvas

11/03/2025

Two of Patric Sandri’s newest works were shown with multipleart at the Art Genève this past January 2025.

Untitled (SCRNS to E.K.), 2025
90 x 60 x 6 cm
Acrylic on wood construction, transparent trevira fabric

Untitled, 2017-2023
40 x 30 x 2 cm
Acrylic on wood construction behind transparent trevira fabric

The works were on view from 30th of January until the 2nd February 2025.

📷 ©Patric Sandri

05/03/2025

Meet Tobias Gutmann, whose “Lines 5” artwork was acquired for the NOA Art Collection in 2020.

For more than 10 years the artist has traveled the world with his Face-o-mat Performance alongside Sai Bot, his digital artist twin. But his artistic practice also includes more abstract motifs.

“My drawings always entail playfulness and curiosity, wilderness and tranquility. The ever-growing archive of my drawings has developed its own language and meaning, dissolving into multiple narratives in various mediums.” - Tobias Gutmann

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📸 credits:
1. Tobias Gutmann by Jonathan Ospina
2. “Face-o-mat”, 2015, installation view, Supergraph Art Fair Melbourne
3. Tobias Gutmann und Sai Bot, 2022/2023, solo show, Mobiliar Kunstsammlung, Berne
4. Performance at Swiss Design Awards in 2022
5. Exhibition view “How the Flowers Grow”, solo show, OnCurating Space, Zürich
6. «I can do that too!» says the AI, 2023, Underdogs Gallery, Lisbon, ©Chris Costa
7. “Face-o-mat” Tobias Gutmann, 2024, solo show, Ithra Museum, Dhahran, Saudi Arabia, ©Jonathan Ospina
8. “Face-o-mat”, 2015, installation view, XiChong Festival, Shenzhen
9. “Face-o-mat”, 2015, installation view, XiChong Festival, Shenzhen
10. Tobias Gutmann “Lines 5”, 2019, Risograph on paper

04/03/2025

As part of the exhibition “The Sublime Nature of Being” curated by Ambika Hinduja Macker, Simon Berger traveled to Dubai to create an artwork in front of a live audience. Not only could the guests see the mesmerising process of the creation of these works, but they were engulfed in the atmosphere of the performance: hearing the sound of the hammer meeting the glass and witnessing Simon Berger’s intense concentration. Before their eyes, a beautiful artwork was created through destruction.

The exhibition was on view from 17th of January until the 22th of February 2025.
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📸 by NOA Contemporary

26/02/2025

For whom are we building this world? Not for all. The group show in Kunstverein Familie Montez in Frankfurt, “ALU – anthropologisches Leid im Ultraschall” by Yannick Pfeifer, Lisa Rost and Emanuel Heim explore and criticise the Anthropocene conditions.

Artists comment on how the human world affects the animal world and deal with the conflict between man and nature.

The exhibition was on view from 17th of January until the 16th February 2025
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📸©Yannick Pfeifer

19/02/2025

“Less Orderly Ways” is a show by Márta Kucsora, which explores the organic forms on canvas, taking the viewer through meanders of the paint and cellular-like world.

It is the second solo exhibition of Kucsora with the Patricia Low Contemporary gallery. This time, the works were shown in their location in Venice.

The exhibition was on view from 23th of November 2024 until the 23th of January 2025.

📸 ©Patricia Low Contemporary

14/02/2025

The exhibition “The Sublime Nature of Being” invites viewers to embark on a multi-sensory journey through the elements, offering the public a moment of respite from the chaos of everyday life.

Simon Berger, along with other acclaimed and internationally renowned artists, celebrates the profound interplay between the elements, Water, Fire, Earth, Air, and Spirit. Impeccable Imagination, in collaboration with ICD Brookfield Place, transports viewers into a sanctuary of beauty.

Curated by Ambika Hinduja Macker, the exhibition is on view from the 17th of January to the 22nd of February 2025.
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Photos by ©Impeccable Imagination

06/02/2025

“Never Step into the Same River Twice” marks Márta Kucsora’s first solo exhibition in China.

The show in CoBrA GALLERY is an overview of artist’s oeuvre from the past decade. Kuscora is interested in painterly exploration of the fundamental laws of nature and one pivotal aspect: nothing stays the same.

The exhibition is on view from 8th of November 2024 until the 21th of February 2025.

30/01/2025

In 2025 Leica photography celebrate their 100th anniversary with a series of 12 exhibitions worldwide!

The first exhibition “In Conversation: A photographic dialogue between Walter Vogel and Franziska Stünkel” takes place in Frankfurt.

Despite being more than 8 decades apart, both Franziska Stünkel and Walter Vogel share visual wit and interest in humans surroundings. The works show differences and similarities in places and societies time.

The exhibition is on view in the Leica Store Frankfurt from 17th of January until 29th of March, 2025.

📸 courtesy of Franziska Stünkel and Kai Pfaffenbach

27/01/2025

Márta Kucsora’s solo exhibition “The Liminal Spaces” at the Eva Kahan Foundation marks a return to her city—Budapest. It is the inauguration of the new large-scale exhibition space of the foundation, the Kahan Art Space Buda. The exhibition which was curated by Viola Lukács showcases her characteristic monumental canvases, as well as exploring spatial and digital realms.

The exhibition is on view from the 20th of September 2024 until the 19th of March, 2025.

📸 courtesy of Kahán Art Space Buda Hungary, ©Egress Orsi; on the last photo: the artist Márta Kucsora with the curator Viola Lukács

25/09/2024

Our artist currently has a solo exhibition at .berlin : „Sights“
Private view: Saturday, 28 September 2024 from 14 -18h
19 September - 12 October 2024
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Untitled (VWS240428PS)
Acrylic on wood, transparent polyester fabrics
160 x 90 x 9 cm each
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