Alfa Gallery

Alfa Gallery Alfa is an artist-run contemporary art space. Alfa Gallery is an artist-run contemporary art gallery.

Since its establishment more than a decade ago, Alfa has identified and cultivated the careers of an international roster of visionary and emerging artists. Since its establishment more than a decade ago, the gallery has identified and cultivated the careers of an international roster of visionary and emerging artists. Our mission is to support artists by providing a platform to showcase their wor

k and dedicate to creativity and experimentation, as well as collaborate with venues on the national and international levels, presenting museum-quality solo and group exhibitions.

In Adia Wahid’s work, pattern becomes a living system structures that shift, overlap, and generate new visual logics. Dr...
05/26/2026

In Adia Wahid’s work, pattern becomes a living system structures that shift, overlap, and generate new visual logics. Drawing is at the core of her process, using custom-made tools that translate gesture into evolving forms across the canvas.Her paintings exist between order and deviation, where tradition and experimentation quietly converge.

Available works at Alfa Gallery [email protected]

The Collector Edit - Forthcoming
05/25/2026

The Collector Edit - Forthcoming

05/24/2026

Standing in front of another person.
For Nan Goldin, that act of truly seeing and being seen became the foundation of one of the most radical photographic practices of the 20th century.
Goldin didn’t document life from the outside. She lived inside her images capturing intimacy, vulnerability, and survival with a camera that never flinched.
In this rare interview filmed at her home in Brooklyn, one of the most important and influential artists of her generation shares her advice with the next.
Some lessons can only come from those who lived them.

Via louisianachannel — Advice to the Young series.

Nicolas Vionnet operates in the tension between irritation and integration a space he has made entirely his own.Working ...
05/24/2026

Nicolas Vionnet operates in the tension between irritation and integration a space he has made entirely his own.
Working across painting, installation, public intervention, and object-based sculpture, the Zurich-based artist pursues a non-hierarchical dialogue between his work and its surroundings. His practice resists spectacle, favoring reduced gestures that fold seamlessly into their context until something quietly shifts in the viewer’s perception.
Familiar objects reframed. Functionality destabilized. Curiosity triggered without demand.

Works available at Alfa Gallery — link in bio.

Belgian artist Nanou, based in Melbourne, Australia, develops an expanded painterly language where surface, space, and p...
05/23/2026

Belgian artist Nanou, based in Melbourne, Australia, develops an expanded painterly language where surface, space, and perception become inseparable.

Drawing from both Eastern and Western pictorial traditions, her gestural vocabulary unfolds as fields of tension—where brushwork operates not as image-making, but as a condition of movement, depth, and atmospheric resonance.

Her practice situates painting beyond its traditional support, transforming it into a spatial proposition.

Each work is conceived in dialogue with its environment, activating architecture through framing devices, cast shadows, and material interventions that extend the work into the viewer’s physical space.

Rather than depicting space, her installations generate it constructing intimate perceptual zones that envelop and disorient in equal measure.

Nanou’s approach redefines painting as an experiential field rather than a static object, where the viewer is absorbed into shifting registers of light, surface, and absence.

Her practice has been developed through international artist residencies and supported by the Australian Council for the Arts. She has been recognized as a finalist and award recipient across painting, drawing, and sculptural installation.

Available works at Alfa Gallery.

For Donald Judd, space was never neutral. It was the work.Across his legendary spaces, Judd created total environments w...
05/22/2026

For Donald Judd, space was never neutral. It was the work.
Across his legendary spaces, Judd created total environments where art, furniture, architecture, and daily life existed in quiet dialogue. One of the first artists to move into SoHo’s cast-iron district, he understood space not as a container for art, but as art itself.
Installed with absolute precision, his spaces remain preserved exactly as he left them following his death in 1994 — from the industrial proportions and carefully placed works to the custom furniture and shifting natural light moving through the rooms.
Today, through the Judd Foundation, these spaces stand not as museums frozen in time, but as the clearest manifestation of a radical belief: that art and life should coexist seamlessly.

Images courtesy of the Judd Foundation / Donald Judd Spaces.



Paul Amundarain The Multiple Realities series seeks to address man’s relative position in his surroundings from a materi...
05/21/2026

Paul Amundarain
The Multiple Realities series seeks to address man’s relative position in his surroundings from a material and conceptual perspective within
preexisting, existing and future dimensions.Through abstract forms the artist attempts to engage the human psyche and explore the relationship between man space and perspective.
The stratified layers in the paintings intend to visually immerse the viewers in exploring different human perspectives, creating random associations with an individual reality. The artist explores modernist aesthetics in a symbolic way while bringing these visual
references to his work, attempting to generate connections with contemporary artistic production, as an act of personal reflection. Oil,
acrylic and various pigments are mixed with industrial techniques of mass production to animate this series of paintings, which tells the story of a great legacy, but which also contemplates and connects to the future with
great uncertainty.

Available works at Alfa Gallery
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05/19/2026

What happens when sculpture refuses to stay still?
Zoro Feigl doesn’t make objects.
He makes behavior. Each work is a negotiation between material and force, between form and the moment it becomes something else entirely.
The movement isn’t decoration.
It’s the subject.

05/18/2026

“The face of desire is loss.”
Lotus L. Kang is one of the most compelling voices at Venice Biennale 2026 and this video shows you why.
At the Bvlgari Pavilion, Spazio Esedra, her installation is not an object you observe. It’s a condition you enter. Materials unstable by design. Surfaces that register time, temperature, presence. A work about becoming the self as process, never fixed.
To understand how she gets there, watch this. In MoMA’s Art for All series, Kang opens her studio and greenhouse the real sites of her practice. She calls her method “sticky wandering”: accidents, time, and materials as co-authors. She doesn’t control the outcome. She follows it.

That’s exactly what you feel standing in front of her work in Venice.

Biennale Arte 2026 — In Minor Keys — May 9 to November 22.

“The face of desire is loss.”With that single line, Lotus L. Kang reframes what an installation can do.The face of desir...
05/18/2026

“The face of desire is loss.”
With that single line, Lotus L. Kang reframes what an installation can do.
The face of desire is loss at the Bvlgari Pavilion, Spazio Esedra Giardini is not an object you observe. It’s a condition you enter. Materials that are unstable by design. Surfaces that register time, temperature, presence. A work that is never the same twice because becoming is its subject.
Kang proposes that self and environment are not distinct that identity is always contingent, always in flux, always shaped by what it cannot control.
In a Biennale titled In Minor Keys, this is the work that understands what a minor key actually means: not diminishment, but a different kind of depth.

Venice Biennale 2026 — May 9 to November 22.

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