Our Art Exhibitions: Current and Upcoming Projects

Welcome to the Universe of Galerie Koronin

Every project is a new encounter, a dialogue between matter and color. Our online art gallery invites you to discover the universe of its artists through paintings and sculptures. Here you will find the calendar of our artistic events. Each new season brings fresh inspirations into our virtual rooms.

The Current Art Exhibition in Our Digital Space

We are thrilled to present our current selection of art exhibitions. This month focuses on a very special theme that blends visual poetry with profound narratives. Our contemporary artists have created exclusive pieces that challenge the imagination. Click on the link below to enter the virtual gallery, admire the details of the paintings, and learn more about the inspirations behind the scenes.

Upcoming Art Exhibitions: What is Next?

Galerie Koronin always looks toward the future. New art exhibitions are already in preparation to continue this wonderful adventure. We promise a fascinating upcoming theme that pushes the boundaries of contemporary creation. To ensure you do not miss any opening, we invite you to visit our page regularly. For more insights into international creation, you can also browse the Whitechapel Gallery platform, which highlights innovative artistic trends.

CURRENT EXHIBITIONS

JULY 2026 –  ARTISTS’ NOVELS

What if artists wrote novels without prose?
Artists’ Novels” complements our June exhibition – like the second volume of a novel – and brings together works that tell stories of lives, adventures and our society through painting and sculpture.

Cette image créée par Artémis Irenäus von Baste annonce l’exposition romans d’artistes juillet 2026.

NEXT EXHIBITIONS 

August 2026: ‘Inner Landscapes & Refuges’

Now that we have explored our social circle (friendships) and our inner world (romances), August is the perfect time to turn our attention to places.
So, how does the artist project their soul, their doubts or their serenity onto the landscape they paint? Not to mention that these are not mere backdrops, but refuges, or even extensions of their mental space (be it the vastness of nature or the seclusion of an enclosed garden).

Image de présentation de l’exposition d’été « Paysages Intérieurs & Refuges » pour la galerie d’art Les Koronin.

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