As the year comes to a close, we want to express our heartfelt thanks to all of you: artists, collectors, collaborators and friends. Your continued support, trust and enthusiasm have made 2025 a truly meaningful year.

This year marked a special milestone as we celebrated 25 years of PRISKA PASQUER GALLERY. We were proud to open the anniversary exhibition in Paris and to continue the celebrations in Cologne with the inauguration of the third floor at neuland.ai. There, we launched the company’s first corporate art collection, created to foster a dialogue between art and artificial intelligence.

We’re also delighted to share that our inspiring collaboration with Beck & Eggeling International Fine Art will continue. After two exhibitions in Paris featuring works by Picasso and contemporary artists, the next edition is already planned for October and November 2026.

Looking ahead, we feel deeply grateful for the shared moments and creative connections that shape our path. Thank you for being part of our community.

We wish you a joyful holiday season and a wonderful start to 2026.

With warm regards,
Priska and the team

Alors que l’année touche à sa fin, nous souhaitons adresser nos remerciements les plus sincères à vous tous : artistes, collectionneurs, partenaires et amis. Votre confiance, votre soutien et votre enthousiasme ont fait de 2025 une année riche de sens.

Cette année a marqué une étape importante : les 25 ans de la galerie PRISKA PASQUER. Nous avons eu le plaisir d’inaugurer cette célébration à Paris avec une exposition anniversaire, puis à Cologne, en collaboration avec neuland.ai, avec l’ouverture du troisième étage dédié à la première collection d’entreprise de la société, un projet visant à nourrir activement le dialogue entre art et intelligence artificielle.

Nous sommes également ravis de poursuivre notre belle collaboration avec Beck & Eggeling International Fine Art. Après deux expositions organisées à Paris autour de Picasso et d’artistes contemporains, une nouvelle édition est prévue pour octobre et novembre 2026.

En regardant vers l’avenir, nous sommes profondément reconnaissants pour tous les moments partagés et les liens créatifs qui nous portent. Merci de faire partie de cette aventure.

Nous vous souhaitons de très belles fêtes de fin d’année et un excellent début d’année 2026.

Avec toute notre gratitude,
Priska et toute l’équipe

Dear friends,

Today marks the last day of our ‘Picasso & Friends’ exhibition, and I would like to share a few personal remarks. This exhibition has been a great success, and we are very proud that even in these challenging times for the art market we have achieved such strong results.

Our collaboration with Beck & Eggeling has once again been wonderful, and we are delighted to announce that, in addition to the works by Picasso, we have also placed contemporary works by Genaro Strobel, Johanna Reich, and this remarkable piece by Radenko Milak into a wonderful private collection in Paris.

I first encountered Radenko Milak’s works back in 2014 at the booth of a wonderful Sarajevo gallery at Art Paris, and from that moment on, we began working together. In 2015, we held his first exhibition at my gallery in Cologne, and since then we’ve presented seven solo exhibitions together and over twenty exhibitions in total in Cologne and Paris.

I am extremely proud that we have sold more than 250 of his works, including significant pieces like those he created for the Venice Biennale that were acquired by the Folkwang Museum in Essen, as well as his thirty-piece ‘Surveillance’ series now in the Albertina Museum in Vienna. I am also very happy that he is now making a big career in the United States, with many new supporters collecting and acquiring his works.

On this final day of the exhibition, I am delighted to announce that our wonderfully fruitful and very friendly collaboration with Beck & Eggeling will continue. After the two exhibitions we’ve already held in Paris with Picasso and contemporary artists in 2024 and 2025, we will host the next edition in October and November 2026 here in Paris.

Yours, Priska.

LE FIGARO  samedi 15 – dimanche 16 novembre 2025

LE FIGARO has featured Johanna Reich and Rinko Kawauchi during Paris Photo !

« J’ai été enchantée de retrouver à Paris Photo la photographe japonaise Rinko Kawauchi, 53 ans, et ma compatriote Johanna Reich, 48 ans, deux artistes que je représente», nous confie la galeriste de Cologne et Paris Priska Pasquer. « Johanna Reich est présentée ici par la galerie d’Anita Beckers, une personnalité décédée récemment à 78 ans et qui a reçu de nombreux hommages en Allemagne. L’artiste y présente Resurface, projet pour lequel elle a déjà créé plus de 500 entrées Wikipédia concernant des artistes femmes jadis connues mais tombées dans l’oubli. À partir de ces entrées, elle a réalisé des Polaroid des photographies et en a fait un film vidéo de 80 minutes. » — Le Figaro.

This recognition also highlights Reich’s ongoing project Resurface, dedicated to reviving the memory of women artists forgotten in art history through more than 500 new Wikipedia entries, Polaroids, and an 80-minute film.

“I was delighted to see again at Paris Photo the Japanese photographer Rinko Kawauchi, 53, and my compatriot Johanna Reich, 48 — two artists I represent,” confides the Cologne- and Paris-based gallerist Priska Pasquer.
“Johanna Reich is presented here by galerie Anita Beckers, a figure who recently passed away at the age of 78 and who received numerous tributes in Germany. The artist is showing Resurface, a project for which she has already created more than 500 Wikipedia entries dedicated to women artists who were once known but have fallen into obscurity. Based on these entries, she produced Polaroids of the photographs and turned them into an 80-minute video work.” — Le Figaro

We are proud to represent Rinko Kawauchi and Johanna Reich, and to support their important contributions to contemporary photography and visual culture.Article by Valérie Duponchelle and Béatrice de Rochebouët.

Dear friends,

As we enter the final two weeks of our exhibition “PICASSO and friends – Timeless Innovation II,” presented in collaboration with Beck & Eggeling International Fine Art, we are delighted to invite you to two special gatherings at the gallery.

An apéritif will take place on Saturday, November 8, from 5 to 7 pm, and a finissage will follow on Saturday, November 15, from 5 to 7 pm.

The exhibition brings together works by Pablo Picasso, Georges Braque, and Max Ernst, in dialogue with contemporary artists who explore new forms of expression today: Radenko Milak, Johanna Reich, Genaro Strobel, and Aljoscha. Through these encounters, the show reflects on the enduring legacy of innovation across generations.

Our gallery is open Tuesday to Saturday from 11 am to 7 pm and Sunday from 2 pm to 7 pm.
We are located right next to the Picasso Museum, and we look forward to welcoming you in Paris.

Thank You 

What an unforgettable evening at IN BETWEEN – Celebrating 25 Years of Priska Pasquer Gallery in collaboration with neuland.ai.

With the inauguration of neuland.ai’s third floor, we launched the company’s first corporate art collection — created to actively nurture the dialogue between art and artificial intelligence. This evening marked not only a celebration of the gallery’s 25th anniversary but also a new chapter where Art Meets AI.

We are deeply grateful to everyone who joined us in Cologne.
A heartfelt thank you to Mischa Kuball, Johanna Reich, Karl-Heinz Land, the neuland.ai team, and all the participating artists for shaping an inspiring night of art, dialogue, and vision for the future.

Danke

Welch ein unvergesslicher Abend bei IN BETWEEN – 25 Jahre Galerie Priska Pasquer, in Zusammenarbeit mit neuland.ai.

Mit der Einweihung des dritten Stockwerks von neuland.ai haben wir die erste firmeneigene Kunstsammlung eröffnet – geschaffen, um den Dialog zwischen Kunst und Künstlicher Intelligenz aktiv zu fördern. Dieser Abend war nicht nur eine Feier des 25-jährigen Jubiläums der Galerie, sondern markierte auch ein neues Kapitel, in dem Art Meets AI.

Wir sind zutiefst dankbar für alle, die mit uns in Köln dabei waren.
Ein herzliches Dankeschön an Mischa Kuball, Johanna Reich, Karl-Heinz Land, das Team von neuland.ai und alle teilnehmenden Künstler:innen, die diesen inspirierenden Abend voller Kunst, Dialog und Zukunftsvision gestaltet haben.

New Spaces on the Rhine for a Dialogue Between Art and AI
 
Cologne, Konrad-Adenauer-Ufer 83. Directly on the Rhine. A new space has opened — and with it, a new field of tension: art and artificial intelligence entering into a dialogue that seems long overdue. Neuland.ai, a Cologne-based AI company, together with Galerie Priska Pasquer, has created a place where the question is not whether technology can replace art, but how it transforms our perception.
 
At the opening, which also marked the 25th anniversary of Galerie Priska Pasquer, works were presented by artists whose names shape the international scene: Aljoscha, Elena Bajo, Banz & Bowinkel, Jane Benson, Zohar Fraiman, Fabian Herkenhoener, Pieter Hugo, Rinko Kawauchi, Mischa Kuball, Karen Lofgren, Radenko Milak, Warren Neidich, Johanna Reich, Tristano di Robilant, Albrecht Schäfer, Charlie Stein, Genaro Strobel, Fiona Valentine Thomann, David Zink Yi, Albert Renger-Patzsch, and August Sander. Yet more important than the list of works was the stance conveyed by the evening: art is not decorative accompaniment to digital innovation, but an independent and critical space of resonance.
 
“Artificial intelligence expands our possibilities of expression, but the creative vision remains profoundly human,” emphasized gallerist Priska Pasquer. Machines can open new perspectives, sort data, generate images, perhaps even surprise us. But art does not live from technology. It lives from meaning, from vision, from the ability to make the invisible visible.
 
In this sense, the evening echoed the reflections of philosopher Markus Gabriel. For him, art is “autonomous” — radically independent of markets, trends, or fashions. Its value is not measured in prices or popularity, but in its structural power: art changes our being, shapes perception, opens spaces in which we can understand the world anew. “That is what makes it radically independent,” writes Gabriel — meaning that art resists total appropriation, even by technology.
 
The true point of this dialogue: the more digital our world becomes, the stronger our longing grows for the analog. The more AI generates images, the more we seek the aura of the original. The more perfectly algorithms reproduce structures, the greater the need for fractures, chance, and the human hand. AI can provide additional tools — new “brushes,” so to speak — but the existential dimension of art remains reserved for humans.
 
“With our art collection, we want to make precisely this dialogue visible,” explains Karl-Heinz Land, founder of neuland.ai. It is a remarkable step for a technology company: the willingness to understand art not as an accessory, but as a critical mirror and partner.
 
Thus, a place has been created on the Rhine that seeks to be more than an office or a gallery. It is a space for thought. A space where art and AI do not compete , but resonate. A space that reminds us that the future is not made of data alone, but of meaning.