12/10/2026
OCTOBER GEOMETRY
OCTOBER GEOMETRY
Vienna — The Hague — London
Art moves fluidly between spaces, disciplines, and ways of seeing the world. This October, Kramer Gallery connects three European cultural hubs, bringing together contemporary art, theatre, and a deeply personal narrative.
THE HAGUE | 14–18 OCTOBER
For the second consecutive year, Kramer Gallery returns to the international contemporary art fair Art The Hague (Booth 42). This season’s presentation focuses on a dialogue between form, space, and visual identity, uniting the works of Anatoly Kuznetsov, David Saborido, Oksana Mas, and Elsbeth Shaw (Elsie Show). Kuznetsov’s monumental 2005 triptych serves as the architectural anchor of the entire curation.
LONDON | 27–28 OCTOBER
In London, the artistic context shifts to the stage. At Playhouse East, my daughter, Karina Wiedman, premieres “In the Eye of the Beholder”—a dark comedy she has both written and directed. A sharp postmodern satire on the ambitions and contradictions of the international art market, the production features an ironic visual homage to Maurizio Cattelan.
For me, these events reflect the distinct ways art enters our lives—through the works we encounter, the ideas we question, and the stories we choose to tell.
Three cities. Two artistic contexts. One continuous line.
Swipe for a preview of Booth 42, a glimpse of the featured artworks, and the official London theatre poster.
See you in The Hague and London.
