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Valerius gallery is a contemporary art gallery in Luxembourg city, that was founded in 2017 by owner Gerard Valerius.

It is showing national and international artists ranging from emerging to established names.

16/10/2026

UPCOMING:

MARTIN PAASKESEN
ANYWAY

> 22 October – 29 November 2026

The exhibition Anyway presents recent works by Martin Paaskesen (*1987, DK), represented by Valerius Gallery since 2018, and marks his sixth exhibition with the gallery.

Painting comes before the image. Working directly on raw canvas, Paaskesen builds each surface from hundreds of patches and fragments. Animals, objects and fragments of language emerge intuitively between abstraction and figuration, shaped as much by chance and imperfection as by deliberate choice. Nothing can be undone, only integrated.

Martin Paaskesen is a Danish artist born in Aarhus in 1987, living and working in Copenhagen. Initially trained as an actor at the Danish National School of Performing Arts, he discovered painting during his studies. His work has been exhibited internationally, including at HEART – Herning Museum of Contemporary Art, California Institute of the Arts as well as at numerous international art fairs. He received a Working Grant from Statens Kunstfond – the Danish Arts Foundation – in 2019 and 2026.

Martin Paaskesen Studio Valerius Gallery

16/10/2026

UPCOMING:

MARTIN PAASKESEN
ANYWAY

> 22 OCTOBER — 28 NOVEMBER 2026

The exhibition Anyway presents recent works by Martin Paaskesen (*1987, DK), represented by Valerius Gallery since 2018, and marks his sixth exhibition with the gallery.

In this show, Martin Paaskesen explores doubt as both an artistic driving force and an inherent part of being human. Rather than something to overcome, doubt becomes a space for searching: questioning choices, following impulses and allowing a work to develop without knowing where it will lead.

Painting comes before the image. Working directly on raw canvas, Paaskesen builds each surface from hundreds of patches and fragments. Animals, objects and fragments of language emerge intuitively between abstraction and figuration, shaped as much by chance and imperfection as by deliberate choice. Nothing can be undone, only integrated.

Martin Paaskesen is a Danish artist born in Aarhus in 1987, living and working in Copenhagen. Initially trained as an actor at the Danish National School of Performing Arts, he discovered painting during his studies. His work has been exhibited internationally, including at HEART – Herning Museum of Contemporary Art, California Institute of the Arts as well as at numerous international art fairs. He received a Working Grant from Statens Kunstfond – the Danish Arts Foundation – in 2019 and 2026.

Martin Paaskesen Studio Valerius Gallery

09/10/2026

Last week to discover ANNi MERTENS’ solo show at the gallery! ⚙️

A cylinder, a box, a tube. Familiar shapes are stacked, turned, cut apart and pushed into new figurations. A ceramic form can sort of look like rubber, a crate can nearly become a building block. The humour lies in these small shifts, where something familiar is pushed just far enough to become slightly absurd.

On view in ‘Sort of, Nearly, Suddenly’, until 18 October.

Photos : Jan Hanrion
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01/10/2026

’s compositions exist at the intersection of geology, landscape and painting. Interested in how raw materials shape and transform territories, she draws from sites such as quarries to create compositions reminiscent of ground maps and satellite views.

Her paintings can be seen as memories of a place — landscapes that are as tangible as the materials they are made of.

Works shown in ‘Hallelujah! God is a Woman Vol. 2’, 16 July — 12 September 2026

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22/09/2026

[EVENT] 🌙

This Friday, we’re delighted to take part in the first edition of Nuit des Galeries, organised by .

The gallery will stay open late, inviting you to discover our current exhibition, Anni Mertens’ solo show ‘Sort Of, Nearly, Suddenly’.

> Friday 25 September, from 18:00

18/09/2026

Open now! 💛

ANNI MERTENS – SORT OF, NEARLY, SUDDENLY

> 17 September – 17 October

The exhibition ‘Sort of, Nearly, Suddenly’ presents recent works by Anni Mertens (*1995, LU) and marks her first solo exhibition at the gallery.

Things are rarely what they seem in Mertens’ work. Her sculptures appear soft, elastic and inflated, yet they are made from fired ceramics. Hard materials take on the appearance of something flexible, playful and slightly unpredictable. Her forms sag, squeeze and lean, seeming almost animated despite their stillness.

Photos : Jan Hanrion

ANNi MERTENS Valerius Gallery

16/09/2026

Opening tomorrow! ⚙️

Anni Mertens - Sort Of, Nearly, Suddenly

Join us tomorrow from 17:00 for the opening of Anni Mertens’ first solo exhibition at VALERIUS GALLERY.

17.09.2026
17:00–20:00

See you there! 🥂

15/09/2026

Happy Birthday, dear Anni Mertens (ANNi MERTENS)! 🎈 We wish you all the very best!

It’s a pleasure to be part of your journey as an artist, and we are grateful for all the wonderful projects we have already undertaken together.
There is so much more to come, and we’re very much looking forward to it. First, we’re excited to celebrate your solo show „sort of, nearly, suddenly“, opening this Thursday, 17 September.

Here’s to another year of creativity, inspiring projects, and exciting adventures together! Cheers to you!🩷

12/09/2026

UPCOMING:

ANNI MERTENS
SORT OF, NEARLY, SUDDENLY

> 17 September — 17 October 2026

The exhibition Sort of, Nearly, Suddenly presents recent works by Anni Mertens (*1995, LU) and marks her first solo exhibition at the gallery.

Things are rarely what they seem in Mertens’ work. Her sculptures appear soft, elastic and inflated, yet they are made from fired ceramics. Hard materials take on the appearance of something flexible, playful and slightly unpredictable. Her forms sag, squeeze and lean, seeming almost animated despite their stillness.

Throughout the show, the ceramic cylinder returns again and again, building a visual language that unfolds through space. Each appearance is an echo of the last, reinvented through scale, position and colour. The exaggerated compositions of the sculptures introduce a playful instability, with a nod toward Surrealist objects and soft sculpture. Sort of, Nearly, Suddenly asks us to look twice. What first appears familiar may not behave as expected.

ANNi MERTENS Valerius Gallery

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