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19/03/2026

Final day TEFAF Maastricht 2026 | Stand 447–449 , in collaboration with BorzoGallery.

Our joint presentation brings together a focused selection of post-war and contemporary masters central to the European and international avant-garde.

Highlights include a museum-quality masterpiece from Constant’s landmark New Babylon series — the largest example ever to appear on the market, alongside a major work by Piero Manzoni, previously unoffered and coming directly from the collection of Carel Visser, and an exceptional large-scale 1970s relief by Jan Schoonhoven.

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18/03/2026

Clips from our Walk-around with James Mayor at TEFAF Maastricht 2026 | Stand 447–449 , in collaboration with BorzoGallery.’, Full video can be viewed on our YouTube channel.

Fair ends 19 March

Our joint presentation brings together a focused selection of post-war and contemporary masters central to the European and international avant-garde.

Highlights include a museum-quality masterpiece from Constant’s landmark New Babylon series — the largest example ever to appear on the market, alongside a major work by Piero Manzoni, previously unoffered and coming directly from the collection of Carel Visser, and an exceptional large-scale 1970s relief by Jan Schoonhoven.

11/03/2026

TEFAF Maastricht 2026 | Stand 447–449 , in collaboration with BorzoGallery.

Early Access: 12 - 13 March Public Days: 14 - 19 March

Our joint presentation brings together a focused selection of post-war and contemporary masters central to the European and international avant-garde.

Highlights include a museum-quality masterpiece from Constant’s landmark New Babylon series — the largest example ever to appear on the market, alongside a major work by Piero Manzoni, previously unoffered and coming directly from the collection of Carel Visser, and an exceptional large-scale 1970s relief by Jan Schoonhoven.

We look forward to welcoming you in Maastricht.

05/03/2026

Announcing our participation in TEFAF Maastricht 2026 (14–19 March), in collaboration with BorzoGallery.

Stand 447–449

Our joint presentation brings together a focused selection of post-war and contemporary masters central to the European and international avant-garde.

Highlights include a museum-quality masterpiece from Constant’s landmark New Babylon series — the largest example ever to appear on the market, alongside a major work by Piero Manzoni, previously unoffered and coming directly from the collection of Carel Visser, and an exceptional large-scale 1970s relief by Jan Schoonhoven.

We look forward to welcoming you in Maastricht.

Image: Constant, ‘Ode à l’Odéon’, 1969, Aluminum paint, oil paint and spray paint on linen, 190 x 200 cm

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04/03/2026

Clip from our Walk-around with James Mayor, ‘Celebrating 100 Years – Part 2: Europe’, Full video can be viewed on our YouTube channel.

Exhibition ends 6 March

The second instalment in its centenary series, The Mayor Gallery brings together post-war European artists whose radical experimentation reshaped the language of modern abstraction. United by a shared investigation of structure, light, and material, these works trace a Europe redefining itself in the decades after the war.

Spanning ZERO, Nul, Arte Povera, and Concrete Art, the exhibition features works by Armando, Bernard Aubertin, Pier Paolo Calzolari, Constant, Dadamaino, Ad Dekkers, Lucio Fontana, Raimund Girke, Walter Leblanc, Verena Loewensberg, Christian Megert, François Morellet, Otto Piene, Klaus Staudt, Shinkichi Tajiri, Nanda Vigo, Carel Visser, and Gerhard von Graevenitz.

03/03/2026

Last days ‘Celebrating 100 Years – Part 2: Europe’. The second instalment in its centenary series, The Mayor Gallery brings together post-war European artists whose radical experimentation reshaped the language of modern abstraction. United by a shared investigation of structure, light, and material, these works trace a Europe redefining itself in the decades after the war.

Spanning ZERO, Nul, Arte Povera, and Concrete Art, the exhibition features works by Armando, Bernard Aubertin, Pier Paolo Calzolari, Constant, Dadamaino, Ad Dekkers, Lucio Fontana, Raimund Girke, Walter Leblanc, Verena Loewensberg, Christian Megert, François Morellet, Otto Piene, Klaus Staudt, Shinkichi Tajiri, Nanda Vigo, Carel Visser, and Gerhard von Graevenitz.

Exhibition ends 6 March

02/03/2026

The Mayor Gallery presents ‘Celebrating 100 Years – Part 3: Asia and Central Europe’, the final chapter of our centenary trilogy.

This exhibition brings together artists from Central Europe and Asia whose practices, shaped by political constraint, cultural transition, and rapid modernisation, redefined abstraction and conceptual art in the second half of the twentieth century.

Spanning post-war to contemporary positions across China, Hungary, Japan and Slovakia, the exhibition traces bold visual languages that expanded modernism beyond dominant Western narratives.

Featuring works by Imre Bak, Jiang Dahai, Braco Dimitrijević, Stano Filko, Key Hiraga, Li Huasheng, Li Jin, György Jovánovics, Július Koller, Attila Kovács, Tadaaki Kuwayama, Luo Brothers, Vera Molnár and Aiko Miyawaki.

On view 12 March – 10 April 2026

Image: Imre Bak (1939-2022),Green-Purple-Black, 1968, Acrylic on canvas, 120 x 150 cm, 47 1/4 x 59 inches

18/02/2026

*Exhibition Extended to the 6 March* Celebrating 100 Years – Part 2: European Art. The second instalment in its centenary series, The Mayor Gallery brings together post-war European artists whose radical experimentation reshaped the language of modern abstraction. United by a shared investigation of structure, light, and material, these works trace a Europe redefining itself in the decades after the war.

Spanning ZERO, Nul, Arte Povera, and Concrete Art, the exhibition features works by Armando, Bernard Aubertin, Pier Paolo Calzolari, Constant, Dadamaino, Ad Dekkers, Lucio Fontana, Raimund Girke, Walter Leblanc, Verena Loewensberg, Christian Megert, François Morellet, Otto Piene, Klaus Staudt, Shinkichi Tajiri, Nanda Vigo, Carel Visser, and Gerhard von Graevenitz.

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12/02/2026

We’re delighted to be highlighted in ArtNet News as part of our ongoing centenary celebrations, a moment to reflect on 100 years of The Mayor Gallery’s commitment to historic and contemporary art, and to look forward to the exhibitions and conversations still to come.

Thank you to ArtNet for recognising this milestone and the artists who have shaped our journey. Link in bio to read the full article.

04/02/2026

Celebrating 100 Years – Part 2: European Art. ~The second instalment in its centenary series, The Mayor Gallery brings together post-war European artists whose radical experimentation reshaped the language of modern abstraction. United by a shared investigation of structure, light, and material, these works trace a Europe redefining itself in the decades after the war.

Spanning ZERO, Nul, Arte Povera, and Concrete Art, the exhibition features works by Armando, Bernard Aubertin, Pier Paolo Calzolari, Constant, Dadamaino, Ad Dekkers, Lucio Fontana, Raimund Girke, Walter Leblanc, Verena Loewensberg, Christian Megert, François Morellet, Otto Piene, Klaus Staudt, Shinkichi Tajiri, Nanda Vigo, Carel Visser, and Gerhard von Graevenitz.
 8 January – 20 February 2026

27/01/2026

Dadamaino (1930-2004), ‘Volume (3 holes white)’, 1959, Tempera on canvas, 100 x 60 cm

A key figure of the Italian avant-garde, Dadamaino’s work explores absence, rhythm, and the tension between material and void. Emerging alongside the ZERO and Azimuth movements, her practice challenged traditional ideas of composition through precision, repetition, and restraint.

Featuring in ‘Celebrating 100 Years – Part 2: European Art’. The Mayor Gallery presents the second instalment in its centenary series, bringing together post-war European artists whose radical experimentation reshaped the language of modern abstraction. United by a shared investigation of structure, light, and material, these works trace a Europe redefining itself in the decades after the war.
 8 January – 20 February 2026

22/01/2026

We are pleased to have lent a work by Lucia di Luciano to ‘Pub 2.0’, currently on view at , Deptford. brings together three generations of artists who meet in the shared setting of a post-human pub, as a space of distorted connection.

Artists:
Lucia di Luciano
Mike McShane
Mona Schulzeck
Bo Sun
Troika
  Open by appointment: 17th January – 8th February 2026

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