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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KAWS and Kenny Scharf bring their unmistakable worlds together in a joyful collision of colour, humour and pop culture.W...
03/06/2026

KAWS and Kenny Scharf bring their unmistakable worlds together in a joyful collision of colour, humour and pop culture.

With Joe Kaws, 2015, and Hapointy Guy, 1986/2021, cartoon-like figures, bold lines and bright colours become a shared language, playful at first glance but full of attitude.

✅ Learn more and discover our available works by the two artists via the link below:
https://www.operagallery.com

that Keith Haring entered the established gallery world at just 24, when he joined one of New York’s most influential ...
03/06/2026

that Keith Haring entered the established gallery world at just 24, when he joined one of New York’s most influential galleries?

Before that, Haring had built his reputation far from the traditional art circuit, organizing his own exhibitions at Club 57, the legendary East Village nightclub and experimental art space, while creating his now iconic subway drawings across New York.

In 1982, he joined Tony Shafrazi Gallery, a major force in the city’s downtown art scene. It was Shafrazi who encouraged him to begin making sculptures, and by 1983, Haring was translating his bold, instantly recognizable lines into three dimensions, creating both monumental public works and smaller scale pieces with remarkable ease.

📸 Keith Haring sitting atop one of his sculptures, 1986. Photo © Nick Elgar. Artwork © The Keith Haring Foundation.

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

Now on view at our Madrid space: Tom Wesselmann’s Study for Claire Putting on Robe, 1992.Claire Selley met Wesselmann in...
02/06/2026

Now on view at our Madrid space: Tom Wesselmann’s Study for Claire Putting on Robe, 1992.

Claire Selley met Wesselmann in 1957, when they were both art students at Cooper Union in New York. She became his wife, muse and model, appearing throughout his work across several decades. They married in 1962 and remained together until the artist’s death in 2004.

‘Painting, s*x and humour are the most important things in my life,’ Wesselmann said in a 1984 interview.

✅ Discover our selection of available works by Tom Wesselmann via the link below:
https://www.operagallery.com/artist/tom-wesselmann

Now on view at Opera Gallery New York, Anselm Reyle’s layered abstraction meets Manolo Valdés’ reinterpretation of Veláz...
02/06/2026

Now on view at Opera Gallery New York, Anselm Reyle’s layered abstraction meets Manolo Valdés’ reinterpretation of Velázquez’s iconic figures.

Together, the works offer two distinct approaches to material, scale and art historical reference.

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

‘Regards sur l’art espagnol, 1945–2025’ is now on view at Opera Gallery Paris until 17 June.From Picasso’s radical moder...
01/06/2026

‘Regards sur l’art espagnol, 1945–2025’ is now on view at Opera Gallery Paris until 17 June.

From Picasso’s radical modernity to the freedom of today’s contemporary Spanish scene, the exhibition brings together works that reflect eighty years of artistic creation in Spain.

Through material, gesture and memory, the show traces a vibrant dialogue between history and reinvention, featuring Pablo Picasso, Antonio Saura, Antoni Tàpies, Rafael Canogar, Juan Genovés, Manolo Valdés, Lita Cabellut, David Magán, Xevi Solà, Cristina Babiloni, Adrián Navarro and Miguel Sainz Ojeda.

✅ Learn more and plan your visit via the link below:
https://www.operagallery.com/event/regards-sur-l-art-espagnol-1945-2025-art-exhibition

‘Painting, we do not talk about it, we do not analyse it, we feel it.’ -Bernard BuffetPlan your visit to our Monaco gall...
01/06/2026

‘Painting, we do not talk about it, we do not analyse it, we feel it.’ -Bernard Buffet

Plan your visit to our Monaco gallery and step into Bernard Buffet’s distinctive world, presented alongside works by Manolo Valdés and Ron Arad.

✅ Discover our selection of available works by Bernard Buffet via the link below:
https://www.operagallery.com/artist/bernard-buffet

‘My sculptures are all about how they are made and how metal resists. They’re a test of strength, a battle between the m...
31/05/2026

‘My sculptures are all about how they are made and how metal resists. They’re a test of strength, a battle between the metal and me. It’s a battle between the piece of metal and me.’ Bernar Venet

A major figure of contemporary sculpture, Bernar Venet is known for his monumental steel arcs, lines and angles. His works reveal the tension between artistic intention and the resistance of raw material, turning steel into a physical record of force and process.

Artwork: Bernar Venet’s 229.5° Arc x 10, 2023.
📸© Gérard Schachmes, Paris, Courtesy of Bernar Venet Archives New York

✅Learn more via the link below:
https://www.operagallery.com/artist/bernar-venet

‘My paintings are a footprint of my whole life,’ Sam Francis once said. ´Each painting is like my body print, taken at d...
31/05/2026

‘My paintings are a footprint of my whole life,’ Sam Francis once said. ´Each painting is like my body print, taken at different moments.’

And what a life it was.

Born in California in 1923, Francis began painting while confined to a full-body cast for three years after spinal tuberculosis. Over the next five decades, he became one of the most celebrated artists of his generation, with more than 100 solo exhibitions and, from the late 1950s to the mid-1960s, the highest prices of any living painter.

A true international artist, Francis lived across three continents, married five times, and pursued creative projects around the world. Beyond painting, he founded a publishing company, a printing press, a holistic medical research center, a reforestation program, and a wind energy company still active today.

📸©️Michael Childers
Artwork: Sam Francis, Dark Red Dream 1971

✅Learn more and discover our selection of available works by Sam Francis via the link below:
https://www.operagallery.com/artist/sam-francis

‘Regards sur l’art espagnol’ (Perspectives on Spanish Art) is now on view at Opera Gallery Paris until 17 June.This view...
30/05/2026

‘Regards sur l’art espagnol’ (Perspectives on Spanish Art) is now on view at Opera Gallery Paris until 17 June.

This view of the exhibition highlights the vibrant collaborative works of Pedro Almodóvar and Jorge Galindo, where colour, gesture and image come together with a striking cinematic energy.

Presented alongside many other Spanish artists, the exhibition traces eighty years of creativity, from post-war masters to contemporary voices.

✅ Learn more and plan your visit via the link below:
https://www.operagallery.com/event/regards-sur-l-art-espagnol-1945-2025-art-exhibition

Pablo Atchugarry’s solo exhibition Scolpire la Luce is now on view at the Galleria Nazionale d’Arte Moderna e Contempora...
30/05/2026

Pablo Atchugarry’s solo exhibition Scolpire la Luce is now on view at the Galleria Nazionale d’Arte Moderna e Contemporanea until 21 June 2026.

Bringing together around fifty works, the exhibition celebrates Atchugarry’s powerful dialogue with marble, light and movement. From marble to bronze, wood, alabaster and steel, his sculptures turn matter into rhythm, verticality and silence.

Presented alongside masters from the museum’s collection, including Jean Arp, Lucio Fontana, Alberto Giacometti and Henry Moore, the exhibition places Atchugarry within a living history of sculpture.

On this occasion, the artist has donated Energy, a white marble sculpture created for the museum’s collection.

✅ Learn more: https://gnamc.cultura.gov.it/en/evento/pablo-atchugarry-scolpire-la-luce/

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