PIETER HUGO | “Tell Me Where Home Is” Kunstmuseum Wolfsburg | September 19, 2026 – January 17, 2027

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PIETER HUGO
We are pleased to share that Pieter Hugo is currently included in Tell Me Where Home Is, curated by Uta Ruhkamp at Kunstmuseum Wolfsburg.
The exhibition marks Hugo’s return to Kunstmuseum Wolfsburg, where in 2017 the museum presented Pieter Hugo: Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea, a major survey exhibition dedicated to his photographic practice. This longstanding connection with the museum continues today: all but one of the works by Pieter Hugo currently presented in Tell Me Where Home Is belong to the collection of Kunstmuseum Wolfsburg.
The works on view are from Hugo’s series Kin, a study of post-apartheid South African society in the 21st century told through portraits and still lifes. The series emerged from Hugo’s reflections on the idea of home following the birth of his children and explores questions of identity and belonging within a society undergoing profound political and sociocultural transformation.
Bringing together around 160 works by international artists, the exhibition asks how ideas of home are being redefined in the 21st century, at a time shaped by migration, globalization and constant social change. Moving between personal and collective experiences, Tell Me Where Home Is considers the many forms that home can take, from geographical places and communities to language, memory and cultural practices.
Tell Me Where Home Is is on view from September 19, 2026 through January 17, 2027 at Kunstmuseum Wolfsburg.
Pieter Hugo, installation view, Tell Me Where Home Is, Kunstmuseum Wolfsburg, 2026, courtesy PRISKA PASQUER GALLERY Paris/Cologne
TELL ME WHERE HOME IS 


Curated by Uta Ruhkamp


September 19, 2026 – January 17, 2027


Kunstmuseum Wolfsburg, Hollerplatz 1, 38440 Wolfsburg, Germany
Pieter Hugo, installation view, Tell Me Where Home Is, Kunstmuseum Wolfsburg, 2026, courtesy PRISKA PASQUER GALLERY Paris/Cologne
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PARIS | PABLO PICASSO and friends | Opening Saturday 17.10.2026 from 5 to 8 pm

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Pablo Picasso, Femme nue étendue et voyeur, 1971, Bleistift auf Papier, 28,2 × 38 cm, © Succession Picasso, 2026
Dear friends,

we are delighted to announce our upcoming exhibition in Paris. Once again, in collaboration with Beck & Eggeling Fine Arts, we will present  “PABLO PICASSO and friends ”  from October 17 to November 15, 2026.

This exhibition continues our dialogue between the great masters of art history, such as Picasso and contemporary artists who push the boundaries of artistic practice today. 

Radenko Milak reflects on painting as a medium, Johanna Reich investigates the interface between digitality and human creativity, Genaro Strobel reimagines woodcut through innovative laser techniques, and Aljoscha explores new forms of life through his concept of “Bioism,” bringing together art, nature, science, and philosophy. 
Through these diverse approaches, PABLO PICASSO and friends, once again highlights the spirit of experimentation and the enduring link between past and present. 

We are absolutely delighted to invite you to join us for the exhibition opening on October 17, 2026 from 5 to 8 pm, or at any time during its run until November 15.

Our gallery hours are Tuesday to Saturday from 11 am to 7 pm, and on Sunday from 2 pm to 7 pm. We are located right next to the Picasso Museum, and it would be a real pleasure to welcome you. We truly look forward seeing you in Paris!
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AUXERRE | Genaro Strobel – “La mer est ton miroir” | On view June 20 – November 1, 2026 at Abbaye Saint-Germain d’Auxerre

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GENARO STROBEL

We are pleased to share that Genaro Strobel is included in the exhibition LA MER EST TON MIROIR, curated by Pamela Sticht, presented by the Centre Pompidou in collaboration with the City of Auxerre at Abbaye Saint-Germain d’Auxerre, on view from June 20 to November 1, 2026.

In dialogue with major figures such as Man Ray, Robert Delaunay, Peter Doig, and many other leading artists from modern and contemporary art, Strobel’s work engages with the poetic and symbolic dimensions of water and reflection. The exhibition explores the sea as a space of imagination, memory, and transformation, inviting viewers to reflect on their relationship to nature and history.

LA MER EST TON MIROIR


ON VIEW
June 20 – November 1, 2026


Abbaye Saint-Germain, Auxerre, France.
Genaro Strobel, Falling, 2022, wood engraving (poplar), 64 x 105,1 cm, courtesy PRISKA PASQUER GALLERY Paris/Cologne
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KYOTO | Pieter Hugo – “What the Light Falls On” | On view through May 17, 2026 at KYOTOGRAPHIE International Photography Festival

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PIETER HUGO

We are pleased to share that Pieter Hugo is currently presenting What the Light Falls On at the 14th KYOTOGRAPHIE International Photography Festival, on view at Kyoto City KYOCERA Museum of Art, Main Building South Wing 2F through May 17, 2026.

Presented by Stevenson, this major exhibition brings together over 100 photographs created across the past 23 years. Unfolding as a meditation on life, the exhibition traces themes of birth, death, and the rituals in between. Inspired by Helmar Lerski’s reflection that “in every human being there is everything; the question is only what the light falls on,” Hugo’s work forms a powerful and vibrant archive of human presence.

Pieter Hugo, What the Light Falls On, 2026, exhibition view, Kyoto City KYOCERA Museum of Art, Japan, ©︎ Kenryou Gu-KYOTOGRAPHIE 2026
PIETER HUGO


What the Light Falls On


ON VIEW


April 18 – May 17, 2026


Kyoto City KYOCERA Museum of Art, Main Building South Wing 2F, Kyoto, Japan.
Pieter Hugo, What the Light Falls On, 2026, exhibition view, Kyoto City KYOCERA Museum of Art, Japan, ©︎ Kenryou Gu-KYOTOGRAPHIE 2026
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TEGERNSEE | Art in the Age of Artificial Intelligence – Panel Discussion | April 24, Olaf Gulbransson Museum

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We are pleased to share Art in the Age of Artificial Intelligence, a panel discussion at the Olaf Gulbransson Museum, Tegernsee, taking place on Friday, April 24, 2026 at 6:30 pm.

The event brings together Anton Biebl, Director of the Bavarian State Painting Collections, Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Heckl, former Director General of the Deutsches Museum in Munich, media artist Ornella Fieres, and Karl-Heinz Land, CEO and founder of neuland.ai, and will be moderated by Michael Beck, Chairman of the Olaf Gulbransson Society e.V. Tegernsee.

Ornella Fieres is a media artist whose practice explores how artificial intelligence reshapes our understanding of memory, perception and history. Working with historical images, film and archival material, she reinterprets the past through machine learning and computer vision, questioning how algorithms “see” and reconstruct visual culture. We have been presenting her work since 2021.

Karl-Heinz Land, a leading figure in the European technology sector with over four decades of experience, has played a key role in shaping data-driven business models internationally and is the founder of neuland.ai, a platform enabling companies to integrate artificial intelligence in a responsible and practical way. As an entrepreneur, author and keynote speaker, he advocates for a sustainable and conscious use of AI.

The discussion will explore how AI can function as a tool in art, while raising fundamental questions around authorship, creativity and human agency.

Ornella Fieres, AdversarialAttack_BlackSwan_068_b, 2026, Fine Art Print on Baryta paper, 100 x 100 cm, courtesy PRISKA PASQUER GALLERY Paris/Cologne 

EVENT DETAILS


Art in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
 

Friday, April 24, 2026 at 6:30 pm
 

Michael Beck in conversation with Anton Biebl, Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Heckl, Karl-Heinz Land and Ornella Fieres
 

Olaf Gulbransson Museum, Kurgarten 5, 83684 Tegernsee, Germany

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HEIDENHEIM | Zohar Fraiman – “Travelling without Moving” | Opening Sunday, March 29, 2026, at 11 am at Kunstmuseum Heidenheim

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ZOHAR FRAIMAN

We are pleased to share that Zohar Fraiman’s solo exhibition Travelling without Moving, in dialogue with works by Pablo Picasso from the museum’s collection, will open at Kunstmuseum Heidenheim on Sunday, March 29, 2026, at 11 am. 

In this exhibition, Fraiman reinterprets cubist strategies from a contemporary perspective. Blending art historical references with imagery drawn from today’s digital culture, her paintings explore how smartphones, social media, and the constant flow of images shape the way we experience reality, travel, and identity.

ZOHAR FRAIMAN

 Travelling  without Moving 

OPENING 
Sunday, March 29, 2026 at 11 am 

March 29 – July 26, 2026

Kunstmuseum Heidenheim, Marienstraße 4, 89518 Heidenheim a. d. Brenz,Germany.

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BERLIN | Radenko Milak – Solo Exhibition “Post-Millennium Tension” at Haus am Lützowplatz.

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RADENKO MILAK

We are glad to announce that Radenko Milak will present his solo exhibition Post-Millennium Tension at Haus am Lützowplatz (HaL), Berlin, opening on Friday, January 16, 2026, at 7 pm.

Curated by Max Dax, this marks Milak’s first exhibition in Berlin and his first institutional solo show in Germany since his debut at Kunsthalle Darmstadt in 2014. The show features a new body of monumental black-and-white watercolors based on iconic photographs, capturing defining moments of global history and reflecting the political and social turbulence of the 21st century.

The exhibition is accompanied by a comprehensive 300-page publication edited by Max Dax and Marc Wellmann, with an essay by Udo Kittelmann, published by Snoeck Verlag.

RADENKO MILAK

Post-Millennium Tension

Curated by Max Dax

OPENING 
Friday, January 16, 2026 at 7 pm

January 17 – March 8, 2026

Haus am Lützowplatz (HaL), Lützowplatz 9, 10785 Berlin, Germany.

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Wishing You a Joyful Holiday Season and a Creative 2026

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The quiet birth of new stars, Trifid Nebula

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

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BERLIN | Radenko Milak – Solo Exhibition “Post-Millennium Tension” at Haus am Lützowplatz

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RADENKO MILAK

We are glad to announce that Radenko Milak will present his solo exhibition Post-Millennium Tension at Haus am Lützowplatz (HaL), Berlin, opening on Friday, January 16, 2026, at 7 pm.

Curated by Max Dax, this marks Milak’s first exhibition in Berlin and his first institutional solo show in Germany since his debut at Kunsthalle Darmstadt in 2014. The show features a new body of monumental black-and-white watercolors based on iconic photographs, capturing defining moments of global history and reflecting the political and social turbulence of the 21st century.

The exhibition is accompanied by a comprehensive 300-page publication edited by Max Dax and Marc Wellmann, with an essay by Udo Kittelmann, published by Snoeck Verlag.

RADENKO MILAK

Post-Millennium Tension

Curated by Max Dax

OPENING 
Friday, January 16, 2026 at 7 pm

January 17 – March 8, 2026

Haus am Lützowplatz (HaL), Lützowplatz 9, 10785 Berlin, Germany.

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Thank you

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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.

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