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ARTUNER is an innovative online platform founded by Eugenio Re Rebaudengo that provides unprecedented access to expertly curated exhibitions of both established and emerging artists. With an intimate visual experience that offers an environment traditionally reserved only for established collectors, ARTUNER assures art enthusiasts a new way to access museum quality works. An unparalleled level of support and expert insight set ARTUNER apart from their online competitors. ARTUNER is an avenue for new and experienced collectors to view and buy art chosen by an evolving roster of eminent international curators. Works are exclusive to the site, with a programme of exhibitions (curations) throughout the year in a variety of mediums. Unique to ARTUNER, all works can be viewed to scale both ‘in a room’ and in ultra-high definition, rendering every detail of the work visible. Integral to ARTUNER is an educative and academic approach, confirmed by the museum quality curations and expert guidance offered on the site. With essays ranging from the care of fine art photography to the hanging of works, visitors can gain insight into the art of collecting from world-renowned experts in the field, something rarely accessible to those not already versed in the ways of collecting.

12/10/2026

In 'I Got Lost on Purpose', Carmen D’Apollonio carmendapollonio explores the space between functional objects and figurative sculpture. Combining hand-built ceramics with glass and PVC, her lamps take on animated forms that evoke bodies, gestures and personalities, balancing bold colours with tenderness, humour and quiet melancholy.

Carmen D’Apollonio
'Today I will remember you', 2026
Ceramic and porcelain
80 × 25 × 28 cm

09/10/2026

Marcus Cope
'Can you help me, please?', 2026
Oil on jute, 200 × 130 cm

“For me, painting is about turning pain into something else — into colour, form, and presence.”
— Marcus Cope .cope, in conversation with Ana Novi Ana Novi for Whitewall Whitewall, September 2025.

In his practice, Cope draws upon personal memories, lived experiences and imagination, transforming them into layered compositions where the familiar meets the unsettling. His paintings bring together intimate narratives and symbolic imagery, inviting viewers to navigate the space between autobiography and allegory.

25/09/2026

Carmen D’Apollonio carmendapollonio brings together sculpture, function and a sense of character in works that transform the everyday object.

Carmen D'Apollonio
Together We Can Touch the Sky, 2026
Ceramic and hand-blown glass
60 × 38 × 35 cm

23/09/2026

A pleasure to welcome Carmen D’Apollonio carmendapollonio to London and to see her work come to life!

D’Apollonio’s playful ceramic sculptures blur the line between art and function, giving familiar forms their own character, humour and presence.

Featured here:

Carmen D’Apollonio
'Today I Will Remember You', 2026
Ceramic and porcelain
80 × 25 × 28 cm

17/09/2026

Carmen D’Apollonio
'I got lost on purpose', 2026
Ceramic and PVC
24 x 40 x 43 cm

Carmen D’Apollonio carmendapollonio’s practice moves across the spectrum between abstraction and figuration, bringing together craftsmanship and functionality. Self-taught in ceramics, D’Apollonio creates sculptural works that explore the boundaries between utilitarian objects and works of art.

“My work is simple; it often gives way to humor. As if clay had its way of being, its own personality,” she explains.

Her process embraces a balance between control and unpredictability, allowing gesture and materiality to shape the final form. Through this almost alchemical approach, unexpected forms and associations emerge, reflecting D’Apollonio’s tongue-in-cheek sensibility and her ongoing exploration of the possibilities of clay.

07/09/2026

Marcus Cope .cope, 'Dig For My Child', 2025, Oil on canvas, 180 x 260 cm ✨

25/08/2026

New work by Paul Kneale Paul Kneale ✨

'Using Again', 2026
Ink on canvas
148 x 254 cm

18/08/2026

Louis Le Kim
Untitled, 2025
Oil on canvas
150 × 200 cm

Louis Le Kim transforms traces of forgotten and abandoned spaces into imagined architectures shaped by memory, atmosphere, and lived experience. Industrial ruins, labyrinthine corridors, and architectural fragments are reconfigured into landscapes that exist between the physical and the psychological.

From 'The Poetics of Space', presented by ARTUNER at The Bomb Factory Art Foundation The Bomb Factory, London, in September 2025.

14/08/2026

A closer look at 'Reflector' (2023) by Marcus Cope .cope, currently on view at Fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo Fondazione Sandretto’s new venue on the Isola di San Giacomo in Venice, as part of the group show 'Don’t Have Hope, Be Hope!'.

The inaugural exhibition brings together works from the Sandretto Re Rebaudengo Collection, presented alongside a programme of site-specific projects across the newly opened island venue.

Cope’s work is presented alongside works by Antonio Obá Antonio Obá, Toyin Ojih Odutola OJIH ODUTOLA, Toyin, Lynette Yiadom-Boakye and Adrián Villar Rojas

'Don’t Have Hope, Be Hope!'
Fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo, Isola di San Giacomo, Venice
7 May – 12 September 2026

05/08/2026

Happy Birthday to Jan-Luka Schmitz! 🎂

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