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Dvir Gallery

Since its foundation in 1982, Dvir Gallery has specialized in local and international contemporary art.

26/05/2026

Dvir Paris / Final days to visit

‘From the Collection’
An exhibition featuring works from the gallery’s private collection

on view until Saturday

with works by

Adel Abdessemed, Aysha E Arar, Mircea Cantor, Lisetta Carmi, Latifa Echakhch, Hans-Peter Feldmann, Simon Fujiwara, Lior Gal, Douglas Gordon, Ezio Gribaudo, Oshay Green, Menashe Kadishman, William Kentridge, Yudith Levin, Boris Mikhailov, Jonathan Monk, Moshe Ninio, Lea Nikel, Sarah Ortmeyer, Florian Pumhösl, Emile Rubino, Mira Schendel, Haim Steinbach, Naama Tsabar, and Bri Williams

.echa .fujiwara .vita.mikhailov .pumhoesl

Image:

Bri Williams
For the love of, 2020
soap, wax, crucifix, silicone
57.5 x 33.7 x 20.3 cm, unique

15/05/2026

Dvir Paris / Now on view

‘The Machine of Dreams and Nightmares’
by
Nir Harel and Miri Segal

on view until 30.05

“The Machine of Dreams and Nightmares is an interactive VR work that seeks to capture something of dream logic: the sense that a structure is present, yet not fully graspable, and more specifically the condition of the nightmare, in which one is both immersed and estranged. We wanted to create a psychoactive encounter with the Real, and with political horror, in a way that is not determined in advance by ideological framing, but instead unfolds through the viewer’s own psychic and perceptual responses. Each person experiences the work differently. The path through it is not fixed, but shaped by the viewer’s inner relation to self and world.”

- Nir Harel and Miri Segal

05/05/2026

DVIR PARIS / Now Open

‘The Machine of Dreams and Nightmares’
by
Nir Harel and Miri Segal

until 23.05.2026

The Machine of Dreams and Nightmares is an interactive VR work that draws the viewer into a dreamlike state in which multiple events unfold at once. As the viewer inadvertently becomes part of these events, they search for ways to move between and within them. For this work, Nir Harel and Miri Segal developed a new image-transmission technology that enables a vision-guided interactive experience. The work comprises two parallel films: one experienced with eyes open and the other with eyes closed. The viewer passes between them through their own acts of seeing, blinking, and closing their eyes, while certain scenes are shaped in real time by the viewer’s gaze.

02/05/2026

DVIR PARIS - New Show

‘The Machine of Dreams and Nightmares’
by
Nir Harel and Miri Segal

05.05.2026 - 23.05.2026

The Machine of Dreams and Nightmares is an interactive VR work that draws the viewer into a dreamlike state in which multiple events unfold at once. As the viewer inadvertently becomes part of these events, they search for ways to move between and within them. For this work, Nir Harel and Miri Segal developed a new image-transmission technology that enables a vision-guided interactive experience. The work comprises two parallel films: one experienced with eyes open and the other with eyes closed. The viewer passes between them through their own acts of seeing, blinking, and closing their eyes, while certain scenes are shaped in real time by the viewer’s gaze.

22/04/2026

We are pleased to share that Naama Tsabar’s work has recently been acquired by Centre Georges Pompidou and Hamburger Bahnhof - National Gallery for Contemporary Art.

Centre Pompidou has added Naama Tsabar’s Work on Felt (Variation 31) Graphite (2023) to its collection. This acquisition joins Stranger (2017), a video work already held by the institution, highlighting the ongoing presence of Tsabar’s work within the museum’s collection across different media.

Following her solo exhibition Estuaries at the museum in 2024, Hamburger Bahnhof acquired three works by Naama Tsabar—Work on Felt (Variation 22) Dark Blue (2023); Inversion #6 (2021); and Inversion #4 (2021). Inversion #4 will be included in the rehang of the collection, launching in the museum’s west wing on 12 June 2026 as part of ‘A Thousand Times Berlin’.

Congrats !

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Image 1:
Work on Felt (Variation 31) Graphite, 2023
carbon fiber, epoxy, wood, felt, microphone, guitar amplifier
244 x 122 x 109 cm, unique

Image 2:
Work on Felt (Variation 22) Dark Blue, 2023
felt, carbon fiber, epoxy, wood, archival PVA, guitar Tuner, piano string, cable stops, aluminum, piezo microphone, guitar amplifier
197 x 166 x 65 cm, unique

Image 3:
Inversion #4, 2021
voice of Wolf Weston, sound of BroodX cicadas, wood, varnish, paint, infra-red sensors, Arduino, WAV trigger, wiCoding: Brian Oakesres, cable port, cables, purfling
244 x 157 x 42 cm, unique

Image 4:
Inversion #6, 2021
wood, strings, varnish, paint, banjo tuners, contact microphones, cable port
244 x 141 x 21 cm, unique

16/04/2026

On view now at Dvir Paris, as part of ‘From the Collection’:

Florian Pumhösl
Relief (Studies for Dresden Raum), 2017
plaster
30 × 23 cm (each), unique
pumhoesl

04/04/2026

DVIR GALLERY PARIS

‘From the Collection’

on view until 16.05.2026

.echa .fujiwara .vita.mikhailov .pumhoesl

02/04/2026

DVIR PARIS - New Show

‘From the Collection’

on view from tomorrow

03.04.2026 - 16.05.2026

.echa .fujiwara .vita.mikhailov .pumhoesl

24/03/2026

Dvir Gallery is delighted to share images from Aysha E Arar’s solo exhibition, ´Al Farisa’, at La Ferme du Buisson, on view from 15 March to 12 July 2026.

In collaboration with CC Strombeek in Belgium, La Ferme du Buisson presents ‘Al Farisa’, an exhibition that stages a female warrior on horseback (the Arabic title Al Farisa can be translated as “The Horsewoman”). This character, a projection of Aysha E Arar herself, symbolizes the transfiguration of her past and her search for emancipation. She echoes historical and mythical heroines who, disguised as men, took up arms to conquer their freedom. Al Farisa embodies a figure who refuses to conform to what is expected of her, in a constant quest for freedom as a woman and as a Palestinian living under occupation.

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Production Ferme du Buisson.
Images: Courtesy of the artist and galleries Sans titre et Dvir – Paris ©️ photo Émile Ouroumov
See comments for full artwork details.

05/02/2026

DVIR PARIS / Current exhibition

Yudith Levin

Le temps et l’autre

till 28.03.2026

13 rue des Arquebusiers, 75003 Paris

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Paris
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