Anja Dallenbach in her studio in Switzerland for the Koronin Art Gallery – October 2026.
As a renowned contemporary art gallery, we are delighted to reflect on the recent response to our exhibitions. Our September exhibition, “Beneath the Surface of the Commandments (or The Art of Saying No!)”, was warmly received by our audience. It was a great success and generated considerable interest.
Meanwhile, our October exhibition, “The Factory of Chimeras: A Dialogue with the Invisible”, has also made a promising start. It explores how our artists engage with creative AI. In particular, the exhibition examines its role in artistic practice, education and experimentation.
Furthermore, we have already received thoughtful feedback from our visitors. These reflections encourage valuable exchanges of ideas. For this reason, our gallery is committed to actively fostering this dialogue. After all, artificial intelligence is becoming increasingly intertwined with contemporary artistic creation.
But what do our team members mean when they refer to “qualitative comments”?
They are referring to a shared commitment to reason carefully and listen attentively. Equally important is the willingness to consider different perspectives. Throughout these exchanges, mutual respect must remain at the heart of every discussion. In this way, we can nurture a meaningful culture of togetherness and constructive dialogue.
The art gallery team met with Philippe Morin, Artemis Irenäus von Baste, Diane May de Golconde Buzance and Natascha Vallélian at a pub in Switzerland – September 2026.
Resumption of classes and studio secrets at the Château du Bois La Croix
Meanwhile, our popular art courses at Château du Bois La Croix have resumed. All three time slots are proving very popular. However, the Wednesday afternoon session, from 4 pm to 6 pm, is already fully booked. The other two sessions still offer opportunities to participate.
At the same time, our artist Isabelle Morin is devoting herself to a demanding reproduction after Fragonard at the château. She approaches this commissioned work with great dedication and sensitivity.
First, she established the main forms. She then gradually developed the background towards the foreground. Next, she carefully captured the sense of movement. Now, she is focusing on the subtle interplay of colour contrasts.
The combination of artistic precision and historical surroundings makes this work particularly special. Moreover, the nineteenth-century château provides an inspiring setting for her creative process. This atmosphere also brings fresh inspiration to our contemporary art gallery. As a result, the historic setting becomes a valuable source of new artistic ideas.
News from Ayla Woss and a look ahead to November
Finally, we are delighted to share some wonderful news from Ayla Woss. Our Bavarian sculptor continues to develop her sculptural practice with grace and sensitivity. Along the way, she draws on her own experience as a classical dancer. In addition, she works with live models to inform and enrich her artistic process.
We will soon dedicate a separate feature to Ayla and her work. Meanwhile, preparations for our upcoming November exhibition are already in full swing. The entire team is looking forward to this next artistic event with great enthusiasm.
Isabelle Morin, inspired by a work by Fragonard, at Bois La Croix Castle, France, October 2026.
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