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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Andy Warhol once lived with 25 cats, all named Sam?Before becoming one of the defining figures of Pop Art, Warhol live...
17/06/2026

Andy Warhol once lived with 25 cats, all named Sam?

Before becoming one of the defining figures of Pop Art, Warhol lived with his mother, Julia, in New York during the 1950s. In their apartment on East 57th Street, they first had a cat named Hester, who was said to be lonely.

To keep her company, Warhol and Julia began adding more cats to the household, eventually creating a colony of 25 cats, all famously named Sam.

This unusual feline family inspired one of Warhol’s earliest self-published books, ‘25 Cats Name Sam and One Blue Pussy’, created in 1954. Tender, playful and deeply personal, the project offers a glimpse into Warhol’s life before fame, while already revealing his fascination with repetition, seriality and everyday subjects.

📸©️Andy Warhol with CatPhotography by Andy Warhol

✅ Learn more and discover our selection of available works by Andy Warhol via the link below:
https://www.operagallery.com/artist/andy-warhol

Come and discover Pieter Obels | Feng Xiao-Min, now on view at Opera Gallery London until 5 July.Presented during London...
17/06/2026

Come and discover Pieter Obels | Feng Xiao-Min, now on view at Opera Gallery London until 5 July.

Presented during London Gallery Weekend, the exhibition brings painting and sculpture into a quiet dialogue, shaped by material, gesture and form.

Through their distinct yet deeply sensitive practices, Obels and Feng Xiao-Min invite viewers to slow down and reflect on space, movement and perception.

✅ Learn more and plan your visit via the link below:
https://www.operagallery.com/event/pieter-obels-feng-xiao-min-contemporary-art-exhibition

Ron Arad Awarded CBE in 2026 King’s Birthday Honours. Among the distinguished figures recognised in the 2026 King’s Birt...
16/06/2026

Ron Arad Awarded CBE in 2026 King’s Birthday Honours.

Among the distinguished figures recognised in the 2026 King’s Birthday Honours List is Ron Arad, who was awarded a Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE) for services to art and design. The honour recognises a career spanning more than four decades, during which Arad has continually challenged the boundaries between art, architecture, design and technology.

Arad has maintained a longstanding relationship with Opera Gallery through a series of exhibitions across our international network. Recent presentations include solo exhibitions in Geneva, New York, and Monaco, showcasing both iconic works and new experimental pieces in crystalline resin, while highlighting his ongoing exploration of materiality and form. In 2023, Arad’s work was chosen to inaugurate Opera Gallery’s flagship London space on New Bond Street, underscoring his importance within the gallery’s programme.

📸 Philippe F***e

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https://www.operagallery.com/artist/ron-arad

16/06/2026

Coming soon. Brazilian artist Gustavo Nazareno opens his solo exhibition ‘How to Grow a Flower from a Supernova’ at Opera Gallery Paris on 26 June.

Presented during Couture Week, the new series combines devotional imagery with the symbolic language of fashion, weaving together richly constructed figures, garments and imagined planetary landscapes into a universe where spirituality, performance and cosmic mythology converge.

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✅ Learn more and plan your visit via the link below:
https://www.operagallery.com/event/gustavo-nazareno-how-to-grow-a-flower-from-a-supernova

Treasure House Fair opens in London on 24 June. Visit Opera Gallery at Booth 212 for a curated selection of painting, sc...
16/06/2026

Treasure House Fair opens in London on 24 June.

Visit Opera Gallery at Booth 212 for a curated selection of painting, sculpture and design by Pablo Picasso, André Brasilier, Fernando Botero, Manolo Valdés, Ron Arad, Feng Xiao-Min, Andy Denzler, Pieter Obels, Xevi Solà and Anselm Reyle.

Artwork: Andy Denzler, ‘Inner Space 3’, 2026.

✅ Learn more and plan your visit via the link below;
https://www.operagallery.com/fair/treasure-house-fair-2026

Now open at the Palais des Arts et du Festival in Dinard, ‘Jean Dubuffet. La houle du virtuel (1962–1974)’ explores L’Ho...
15/06/2026

Now open at the Palais des Arts et du Festival in Dinard, ‘Jean Dubuffet. La houle du virtuel (1962–1974)’ explores L’Hourloupe, one of the most emblematic cycles in Jean Dubuffet’s oeuvre. Organised in close collaboration with the Fondation Dubuffet, the exhibition brings together over one hundred works, including exceptional loans from the Musée des Arts Décoratifs, the Musée de Grenoble and Opera Gallery.

From paintings and drawings to sculptures, architectural environments and the performative world of Coucou Bazar, the exhibition reveals how Dubuffet expanded his distinctive visual language into an immersive universe where art, space and performance meet. On view until 20 September 2026.

Artwork: Le Triomphateur, 1973, costume pour Coucou Bazar, H.260, L.145, P.55 cm, Fondation Dubuffet

📸Jean Dubuffet dans son atelier rue Labrouste à Paris, 1969 © Archives Fondation Dubuffet, Paris / Photo : Wolf Slawny

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https://www.operagallery.com/news/jean-dubuffet-from-painting-to-performance-in-la-houle-du-virtuel

In Keith Haring’s work, the red heart appears as one of his most powerful and instantly recognisable symbols.In ‘The Lov...
15/06/2026

In Keith Haring’s work, the red heart appears as one of his most powerful and instantly recognisable symbols.

In ‘The Lovers’, 1987, two of Haring’s iconic figures come together beneath a radiant red heart, a universal emblem of love, unity and connection.

For Haring, love was not limited by gender, class, race or sexual orientation. His genderless figures remind us that love is something to be shared freely, equally and without boundaries.

Simple, joyful and deeply human, ‘The Lovers’ captures the spirit of Haring’s art: bold, direct and full of hope.

✅ Discover our selection of available works by Keith Haring via the link below:
https://www.operagallery.com/artist/keith-haring

‘My work isn’t about form. It’s about seeing. I’m excited about seeing things, and I’m interested in the way I think oth...
14/06/2026

‘My work isn’t about form. It’s about seeing. I’m excited about seeing things, and I’m interested in the way I think other people see things.’ - Roy Lichtenstein

📸©️In the Studio: Roy Lichtenstein at Work, Magnum Photos

✅ Learn more and discover our selection of available works by Roy Lichtenstein via the link below:
https://www.operagallery.com/artist/roy-lichtenstein

Summer is here, and so is ‘Summer Vibes’.Opera Gallery Dubai is pleased to present a vibrant group exhibition bringing t...
14/06/2026

Summer is here, and so is ‘Summer Vibes’.

Opera Gallery Dubai is pleased to present a vibrant group exhibition bringing together modern masters and leading contemporary voices, from Picasso and Chagall to Kusama, KAWS and Shepard Fairey.

🗓️On view 1 July – 31 August.

Artwork: KAWS, Companion (Grey Colorway), 2010

✅Discover the full exhibition via the link below:
https://www.operagallery.com/event/summer-vibes-2026-art-exhibition

In ‘Passing/Posing, Jean de Carondelet’, 2004, Kehinde Wiley brings Renaissance portraiture into the present day.‘Portra...
13/06/2026

In ‘Passing/Posing, Jean de Carondelet’, 2004, Kehinde Wiley brings Renaissance portraiture into the present day.

‘Portraits are about revealing aspects of an individual,’ says Wiley. Here, the sitter’s pose and hand gesture reference a historic portrait of Jean de Carondelet, a powerful Burgundian statesman and advisor to Holy Roman Emperor Charles V.

Wiley places a contemporary figure within a tradition once reserved for power and status, ‘allowing us to look at people that are often invisible in a different light.’

Currently on view at Opera Gallery Houston.

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

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