Tomato Cages, 2026. Colored pencil on cardstock, 12×12 in
Artwork: Simon Parker
Contemporaries 2026 is a real-time look at what is happening in art studios right now. This exhibition brings together brand-new pieces alongside long-term projects that artists are still working on and refining today. It offers a glimpse into the creative process as it unfolds, showing how artists are constantly in motion, whether they are suddenly changing styles or diving deeper into ideas they have been exploring for years.
With works from all over the world, the collection shows how people from different places are reacting to the same global changes. It is less about looking at “finished” objects and more about seeing the raw thinking and effort behind them. Whether an artist works with a strict plan or just follows their gut, each piece is a personal note on what it feels like to live in the world today.
By sharing these different stories, the exhibition captures the fast pace of modern life and the many ways we try to make sense of it. These works aren’t just things to look at; they are active records of someone thinking and learning in the moment. It is a reminder that artists are always watching and reacting, proving that art is a living, breathing work in progress.
Ailton Demarqui Alves / Alexandra Stroganova / Ali Owen / Anand Swaroop Manchiraju / Budu / Bülent Deniz Akbostancı / Claudio Saccaro / Enny Ivana Maria / Eriqua / Floberlee Antoine / Han Hoang / Harry Kuiper / Ivan van den Broek / Jackie Hoi Ting Wong / José Cabrera Lozano / Kenji Kiyama / Kent O’Doherty / Lael Salaets / Lothar Janssen / Marc Emmanuel / Mariangela Pfahler / Monique Rilke / Nicholas Auger / Paul Chong / Reinhard Riedel / Simon Parker / Svetlana Vagner / Tim Clarke / Tommasino Maderna / Yasmine Afify / Yuqing Wu

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Ailton Demarqui Alves / Alexandra Stroganova / Ali Owen / Anand Swaroop Manchiraju / Budu / Bülent Deniz Akbostancı / Claudio Saccaro / Enny Ivana Maria / Eriqua / Floberlee Antoine / Han Hoang / Harry Kuiper / Ivan van den Broek / Jackie Hoi Ting Wong / José Cabrera Lozano / Kenji Kiyama / Kent O’Doherty / Lael Salaets / Lothar Janssen / Marc Emmanuel / Mariangela Pfahler / Monique Rilke / Nicholas Auger / Paul Chong / Reinhard Riedel / Simon Parker / Svetlana Vagner / Tim Clarke / Tommasino Maderna / Yasmine Afify / Yuqing Wu
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Contemporaries 2026 is a real-time look at what is happening in art studios right now. This exhibition brings together brand-new pieces alongside long-term projects that artists are still working on and refining today. It offers a glimpse into the creative process as it unfolds, showing how artists are constantly in motion, whether they are suddenly changing styles or diving deeper into ideas they have been exploring for years.
With works from all over the world, the collection shows how people from different places are reacting to the same global changes. It is less about looking at “finished” objects and more about seeing the raw thinking and effort behind them. Whether an artist works with a strict plan or just follows their gut, each piece is a personal note on what it feels like to live in the world today.
By sharing these different stories, the exhibition captures the fast pace of modern life and the many ways we try to make sense of it. These works aren’t just things to look at; they are active records of someone thinking and learning in the moment. It is a reminder that artists are always watching and reacting, proving that art is a living, breathing work in progress.

*Printing is handled by Peecho.com, and all aspects of the transaction are their sole responsibility.
Tomato Cages, 2026. Colored pencil on cardstock, 12×12 in
and then she smiles... - 5th movement - andantino, 2026. Digital painting, 70.6×70.6 cm, $1200 each copy
The quiet trees, 2026. Oil on canvas board, 40×40 cm, £950
Luminous becoming. Oil on canvas, 30×40 in, $8000
CHORAL III - I AM THUNDERBIRD, 2026. 24oz canvas | nylon thread, 50×31 in, $6500
Fiend, 2026. Polymer clay, 8×7×4 in
Doublered 05, 2026. Acrylic and coloured pencil, 58×38 cm
The Moons of Mars, 2026. Acrylic on canvas, 76×61 cm
African Queen, 2026. Acrylics on canvas with texture paste and gold leaf, 100×80 cm
Remembering, 2026. Watercolor and Prismacolor on Yupo paper
Kirsty Bushell as Juliet with black nose, 2026. Oil on canvas, 25×20 cm
Silent Conditioning, 2026. Acrylic on canvas, 40×50 cm, €850
Desire, 2026. Water colour, B4, £800
Merfolk's View, 2025. Digital collage, 1452×2776 px
and then she smiles... - 2026. Digital painting, 70.6×70.6 cm, $1200 each copy
Immersi, 2025. Olio e smalti su tela, 50×70 cm
Fear, 2025. Oil on canvas, 38×38 cm, €800
Urban radiance, 2026. Acrylics & oils, 100×100 cm, £2200
Supper, 2026. Oil on linen, 32×48.5 cm, €2000
Frammenti di Architettura Aliena / Imaginary Latent Spaces N.1, 2026. Digital image, 9000×9000 px, £500
The wind of change, 2023. Oil on canvas, 80×60 cm
Lighthouse, 2026. Acrylic paint, 82×57 in
Resplandor Celeste, 2026. Digital art printed on watercolor paper, 100×100 cm
Lacuna — Part I, 2026. Canvas, acrylic, pastel, pencil, 40×60 cm, €800
River, 2026. Watercolour on cotton paper, 28.5×38 cm
With Vojtěch Beyond the Fields, 2026. Acrylic, 30×40 cm, €777
Reflections of balance, 2026. Acrylic, 18×24 in, £250
The Unstoppable, 2026. Mixed media on canvas, 100×80 cm
Winter silence, 2026. Watercolour on cotton paper, 28.5×38 cm
English Breakfast, 2026. Mixed media, 350×350×350 mm
MY FOOT, 2026. Mixed media, 33×24×55 cm
Marcela at a Lavish Feast, 2025. Acrylic, 30×40 cm, €666
Crushed, 2015. Mixed media on canvas, 20×20 cm
Lovebug, 2026. Graphic design
When Mountain Calls, 2026. Acrylic on canvas, 16×21 in, $600
Strata of Self II, 2026. Sumi ink, wood pigment, acrylic on paper, 8.27×11.69 in
Untitled, 2022. Acrylic paint on canvas, 50×40 cm
(Monday) 2026. Acrylic & oil pastels on wood, 24×36 in, $500
• The Edition: This catalogue is designed as a beautiful memento to celebrate the exhibition, utilizing standard digital printing.
• Color Translation: Because screens are illuminated, printed pages naturally have a richer, slightly darker finish than what you see on your monitor.
ORDER CATALOGUE• The Edition: This catalogue is designed as a beautiful memento to celebrate the exhibition, utilizing standard digital printing.
• Color Translation: Because screens are illuminated, printed pages naturally have a richer, slightly darker finish than what you see on your monitor.
ORDER CATALOGUE