Opera Gallery

Opera Gallery International gallery specializing in Modern and Contemporary Art with 16 locations worldwide.
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Opera Gallery is an internationally established modern and contemporary art gallery, presenting masterpieces by some of the most significant artists of the 20th and 21st centuries alongside works by emerging artists from all over the world, promoting them and developing their international profiles. Founded in Paris in 1994 by Gilles Dyan, Opera Gallery now has thirteen exhibition spaces around th

e world. Aside from its permanent display of modern masterpieces and contemporary art, Opera Gallery organizes at least four dynamic solo shows or curated exhibitions a year, in each of its spaces. Please do not use offensive language on the page
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Opera Gallery Houston is proud to present Texas Contemporary, on view from September 17 to October 8.This exhibition bri...
27/08/2026

Opera Gallery Houston is proud to present Texas Contemporary, on view from September 17 to October 8.

This exhibition brings together eight leading contemporary artists deeply connected to Texas: Rick Lowe, Virginia L. Montgomery, Reynier Leyva Novo, Mark Flood, Lovie Olivia, Preston Douglas Boyer, Bradley Kerl, and Eric DePan. Together, their work explores the state not just as a place, but as a powerful site of artistic production where the American South, Southwest, Latin America, and a global creative community intersect.

From Rick Lowe’s community driven Project Row Houses to Reynier Leyva Novo’s Dust Paintings and Virginia L. Montgomery’s ecological installations, each artist offers a distinct lens on identity, memory, and place.

Artworks:
•Rick Lowe, Untitled, 2025
•Mark Flood, Two Fawns, 2002
•Virginia L. Montgomery, Marble Amoebas in Motion: Arc, 2026
•Bradley Kerl, Night of the Hodag
•Preston Douglas Boyer, Baptized by Light, 2025
•Eric DePan, 9-Patch Block in Amber, 2026

✅ Learn more and plan your visit via the link below:
https://www.operagallery.com/event/texas-contemporary-art-exhibition

An infinite vision. An unforgettable legacy.🕊️We are deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Yayoi Kusama (1929–2026)...
27/08/2026

An infinite vision. An unforgettable legacy.🕊️

We are deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Yayoi Kusama (1929–2026), one of the most visionary and influential artists of our time.

For more than seven decades, Kusama created a universe entirely her own. From her iconic polka dots and hypnotic Infinity Nets to her mirrored environments, sculptures and immersive installations, she transformed ideas of repetition, infinity and self-obliteration into a visual language recognised across the world.

Born in Matsumoto, Japan, in 1929, Kusama emerged as a radical force within the New York avant-garde of the late 1950s and 1960s. Her uncompromising practice crossed painting, sculpture, performance, installation, literature and fashion, continually challenging the boundaries between the individual and the infinite.

Few artists have shaped contemporary visual culture so profoundly while remaining so unmistakably themselves.

Her vision was boundless. Her legacy will be infinite.

📸Portrait of Yayoi Kusama ©YAYOI KUSAMA, Yusuke Miyazaki

‘Painting for me is a way of understanding the world, a way of communicating my emotions.’ - Fernando BoteroArtwork: Fer...
26/08/2026

‘Painting for me is a way of understanding the world, a way of communicating my emotions.’ - Fernando Botero

Artwork: Fernando Botero, Smoking Woman, 2010

Learn more and discover a selection of available works by Botero via the link below:
https://www.operagallery.com/artist/fernando-botero

Two masters, one enduring subject: the female form.Pablo Picasso’s La pose habillée (1954), an enhanced lithograph in co...
25/08/2026

Two masters, one enduring subject: the female form.

Pablo Picasso’s La pose habillée (1954), an enhanced lithograph in colored pencil, wax and crayon, depicts a painter at his easel, model posed before him. Nearby, Fernando Botero’s Donna Sdraiata (2012), carved in marble, reinterprets the same subject through his signature volume and monumentality.

📍On view at Opera Gallery Madrid.

✅ Learn more and plan your visit via the link below:
https://www.operagallery.com/contact/madrid

Summer lingers a little longer at Opera Gallery Monaco. We are delighted to present Thoughts of a Bigger Splash, Spanish...
25/08/2026

Summer lingers a little longer at Opera Gallery Monaco.

We are delighted to present Thoughts of a Bigger Splash, Spanish artist Xevi Solà’s first solo exhibition with the gallery, on view September 18 through October 15.

A subtle nod to the late David Hockney, the exhibition captures the golden hush of the French Riviera through a series of previously unseen paintings centered on that most iconic of summer settings: the swimming pool. But don’t expect leisure and status here. Solà’s figures linger, drift and wait, caught in quiet, unresolved moments that feel both familiar and mysterious.

With luminous color, flattened perspective and a cinematic eye, each work invites you to ask: what just happened, and what comes next?

✅ Learn more and plan your visit via the link below:
https://www.operagallery.com/event/xevi-sola-thoughts-of-a-bigger-splash-contemporary-art-exhibition

‘When we dream, anything is possible.’ - Jaume PlensaJaume Plensa’s ‘Hortensia II’ (2022), carved in alabaster, holds a ...
24/08/2026

‘When we dream, anything is possible.’ - Jaume Plensa

Jaume Plensa’s ‘Hortensia II’ (2022), carved in alabaster, holds a quiet stillness, suspended somewhere between presence and absence.

📍On view at Opera Gallery Miami.

✅ Learn more and plan your visit via the link below:
https://www.operagallery.com/contact/miami

Thousands of fragments of paper, transformed into a field of vibrant color.Cho Sung-Hee’s mixed media paintings are buil...
23/08/2026

Thousands of fragments of paper, transformed into a field of vibrant color.

Cho Sung-Hee’s mixed media paintings are built from thousands of hand-cut or torn circles of hanji, traditional Korean mulberry paper, layered with pigment into dense, luminous fields of color. Her practice transforms a single hue into something deeply tactile, meditative, and alive with rhythm.

Up close, each fragment tells its own story; from a distance, they merge into one radiant surface.

Artwork: Cho Sung-Hee, ‘Work A (Red Blossom)’, 2021

✅ Learn more and discover our selection of available works via the link below:
https://www.operagallery.com/artist/cho-sung-hee

How much can you really know at first glance?Xevi Solà’s paintings live in that question. Working instinctively, often f...
23/08/2026

How much can you really know at first glance?

Xevi Solà’s paintings live in that question. Working instinctively, often from found imagery, fashion shoots, mugshots, film stills, he captures not likeness, but essence: a gesture, a glance, a mood suspended in color.

‘I think that in contemporary painting it is better if you act on instinct,’ he says.

The result is quiet, minimal, human. Each brushstroke, a story left for you to imagine.

📍On view at Opera Gallery Seoul.

✅ Learn more and plan your visit via the link below:
https://www.operagallery.com/artist/xevi-sola

Julian Opie, the painter of modern life.From people walking through the city to faces glimpsed in passing, Opie transfor...
22/08/2026

Julian Opie, the painter of modern life.

From people walking through the city to faces glimpsed in passing, Opie transforms everyday life into an instantly recognisable visual language. Drawing inspiration from road signs, public signage and pictograms, he uses only the details needed to capture a figure, a movement or an expression.

‘I don’t want to go beyond what is needed. If you start to over-embellish, you’re often lost. People talk about minimalism or paring things down, but I tend to see it as building things up.’

Through bold outlines, flat colour and precise observation, Julian Opie captures the rhythm of contemporary life with remarkable clarity.

📸©️Kisa Toyoshima, photo of Julian Opie

Artwork: Julian Opie, Dance 4 synced 2, 2022
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Final days to step into the pulse of a legendary decade.The Monaco Masters Show, American 80s: from Warhol to Basquiat, ...
22/08/2026

Final days to step into the pulse of a legendary decade.

The Monaco Masters Show, American 80s: from Warhol to Basquiat, closes at Opera Gallery Monaco on August 31.

Held under the High Patronage of His Serene Highness Prince Albert II of Monaco and presented in support of Mission Enfance, the exhibition traces a decade when Warhol’s Pop Art legacy collided with Basquiat’s raw energy, when street art met the studio, and when culture, media and nightlife (think Studio 54) fused into a bold new visual language.

Come experience the 80s at Opera Gallery Monaco before the show closes.

✅ Learn more and plan your visit via the link below:
https://www.operagallery.com/event/the-monaco-masters-show-american-80s-from-warhol-to-basquiat

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