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Ronchini Gallery is a contemporary art gallery founded by Lorenzo Ronchini in 1992, in Umbria, Italy, which expanded in February 2012 with a space in Mayfair, London. Its exhibitions have explored pioneering movements within Italy; the gallery aesthetic is defined by Minimalism, Spatialism, Conceptualism and Arte Povera and it retains an unblinking future-focus on progressive movements. Paterfamil
ias Adriano Ronchini was an early supporter of artists such as Alighiero Boetti, Daniel Buren, Joseph Kosuth, and Michelangelo Pistoletto and collected their work throughout the seventies. Subscribing to the highest standards of curatorship and scholarship, the gallery provides a rigorous context in which its artists can be viewed. Ronchini Gallery also maintains a successful publishing arm which produces exhibition catalogues, monographs, critical texts and artist’s books.
Ronchini will close for summer from the 3rd of August to the 18th of August 2024.
We are looking forward to welcoming you back at our gallery after this break to view our current exhibition “Josh Raz: Mistaken Shores”.
For any enquiries please email [email protected].
We look forward to welcoming you to our booth B11 at the Aspen Art Fair.
The abstract works exhibited have been carfully curated to demonstrate an eclectic unification of line, colour, form and surface. The broad body of works vary in period from 1962 - 2022 and artwork medias range from oil and acrylic on canvas to pigmented wood and sculpted marble.
Featured artists:
Tanya Ling
Rebecca Ward
Paolo Serra
Paul Jenkins
Gianpietro Carlesso
Alice Baber
Domenico Bianchi
Ronchini is thrilled to present an engaging selection of works for its first partecipation in The Aspen Art Fair.
Featuring a fascinating dialogue between 7 artists who have abstraction as protagonist in their artworks, our booth will focus on line, colour, form and surface.
Come visit our booth B11.
Pictured:
Tanya Ling
Paul Jenkins
Gianpietro Carlesso
Alice Baber
Rebecca Ward
As worlds shift on their axes within the paintings, some of the images have been reinterpreted through a collection of poems, written independently and collaboratively by the artist and Ben Ridley-Jones. These can be found in a separate pamphlet. The poems have been made through conversation between two friends, each a way of retelling the landscapes depicted in the paintings, or unearthing elusive truths and feelings encoded within them.
As Raz explains, painting and poetry are approached as forms of language which come together in an organic dialogue and confrontation, transcended and transformed from the linguistic to artistic.
Josh Raz: Mistaken Shores
20 June - 3 September 2024
Nothing To See Here
Make sure you don’t miss our booth at Art Dubai 2024.
Booth B-6.
Ronchini is proud to present a beautifully eclectic selection of works to Art Dubai 2024. Combining a variety of techniques from eight artists and five different countries, our booth will draw together some of the gallery’s most treasured artists, while also introducing new figures to the Dubai market.
Featuring:
Tanya Ling
Luigi Boille
Gianpietro Carlesso
Jacob Hashimoto
Josh Raz
Paolo Serra
Berndnaut Smilde
Jade van der Mark
Ronchini is thrilled to present Thomas Allen: The Hand That Feeds, the second exhibtion of 2024 program Nothing To See Here.
British artist Thomas Allen will reveal a selection of artworks on canvas and paper, composing a solo show which explores how humanity relates to the environment through the act of consumption.
Preview | Thursday 14 March 2024
15 March - 19 April 2024
Nothing To See Here
Ronchini is happy to announce that Paula Querido: Gravity of the Day will be extended to Friday 8 March 2024.
Don’t miss your chance to experience the world of Paula Querido through a body of works created during The Residency organised by Ronchini in Narni, Italy. Come witness how this experience inspired the artist in furthering her research on the concept of landscape as both physical place and memory, exploring the position of the human figure within place and time.
Paula Querito: Gravity of the Day
12 January - 8 March 2024
Nothing To See Here
Paula Querido: Gravity of the Day
12 January - 23 February 2024
Nothing To See Here
Ronchini at Arte Fiera Bologna featuring:
Make sure you come say hello at Pad 26 | booth B1.
Gli Opposti si Astraggono / Opposites Abstract
Ronchini is proud to present a booth showing works by Paul Jenkins, Paolo Serra and Gianpietro Carlesso for its second participation to Arte Fiera. Three artists with diverse sources of inspiration and methos of ex*****on, yet their practices share an incredibly similar visual language in their elegant abstract compositions. These artists, brought together for the first time allow new possibilities for the audience to experience what abstract art was, is and can be.
Pad 26 | B1
Ronchini is proud to participate in the 50th edition of Arte Fiera Bologna.
Ronchini will be presenting a booth dedicated to the beauty of abstraction, featuring artists:
Gianpietro Carlesso
Paolo Serta
Paul Jenkins
PAD 26 | Booth B1
Influenced by the Umbrian landscape saturated with nature and distinguished by everyday simplicity, Querido subverts the concept of landscape and explores it both as a physical place and as moments within daily life.
In doing so, the artist shows her interest in depicting the human figure within landscape, making the two coexist organically, adding a sense of mystery, a story that begs to be read behind every shade and hue of colour.
Paula Querido, The Dream, 2023, oil on canvas, 183 x 183 cm 72 x 72 in
Inspired by the Cascata delle Marmore (Marmore waterfalls) near Terni (Umbria, Italy) Paula Querido dedicates a painting to this very natural phenomenon.
The unique history of these waterfalls shows how throughout centuries people depended on water, especially the way water deeply influenced how they occupied space and time.
Paula Querido, Cachoeira de Mármore, 2023, oil on canvas, 223 x 170 cm, 87 3/4 x 66 7/8 in
Nothing To See Here
So amazing to see the stunning “waveform iv” (2022) by become part of this beautifully curated home residing in Dallas’s Highland Park neighborhood. The successful collaboration between and resulted in a home full of vibrant hues.
To learn more about this breathtaking project please follow the link in bio.
Article by Sarah Lyon
Photographs by Douglas Friedman
Styled by Jenny O’Connor
Paula Querido: Gravity of the Day
12 January - 23 February 2024
Nothing To See Here
We are thrilled to invite you all to the preview evening of “Paula Querido: Gravity of the Day” happening tomorrow, 6-8pm.
Preview | Thursday 11 January 2024
12 January - 23 February 2024
Nothing To See Here
“Paula Querido: Gravity of the Day” features fascinating and unparalleled works by the artist, as they were created during The Residency organised by Ronchini, which invited the artist to work in a studio in Narni, Italy during the summer of 2023.
Preview | Thursday 11 January 2024
12 January - 23 February 2024
Nothing To See Here
As part of its new exhibition program Nothing To See Here, Ronchini is proud to host Gravity of the Day. The first UK solo exhibition of Brazilian, New York based artist Paula Querido.
Preview | Thursday 11 January 2024
12 January - 23 February 2024
Nothing To See Here
For its 2024 exhibition programme – Nothing To See Here – Ronchini is presenting eight individual exhibitions linked together by an overarching theme of trendsetting artistic output.
The title phrase, often used to gently discourage the curious, has been knowingly reappropriated as an almost irresistible cue to the viewer – inviting them to explore and interrogate what’s not to see, as well as to ruminate on the way that ideas can influence public discourse.
This series of eight shows, six of which have been created by female artists, will showcase not only a range of exceptional topical artworks, but also shine a light on the role of the gallery when it comes to putting art front-of-mind within contemporary society.
Featured artists are: Paula Querido, Thomas Allen, Tanya Ling, Kate Burling, Josh Raz, Channatip Chanvipava, Rebecca Ward, Sandra Blow and Jessica Wilson.
#2024
Taking a moment to look back at 2023 and reflect on a year of exhibitions and art fairs we are so proud to have hosted and participated in.
Ronchini would like to thank all of its artists, collaborators and supporters for another year spent together. We wish all of you a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year, and cannot wait to embark onto an exciting 2024. 💫
The gallery will be closed from 22 December 2023 to 1 January 2024.
#2023
Ronchini at Untitled Miami.
Do not miss our booth, we look forward to welcoming you at booth A15.
Ronchini presents an exciting mix of new artists as well as established ones, creating a vimbrant booth bursting with colour.
We look forward in welcoming you at Untitled Miami in booth A15.
“She exists outside any paradigm of good or evil. In mythology mermaids are enticing, often deadly, sometimes killing for no reason, or accidentally drowning the sailors they fall in love with. This is what they share with my concept of candy land, an attractive but ultimately inhospitable place where the result of all your desires being fulfilled all the time is self-destruction.”
- Will Cotton
Will Cotton: Flawed Utopia features new oil on linen paintings, and explores the artist’s otherworldly, immersive landscapes of flawed utopias composed of sweets, pastries, and melting ice cream, and populated with unicorns, mermaids and pin-up cowgirls.
Ronchini is thrilled to be part of Untitled Art 2023 in Miami, bringing an incredible selection of artists.
Edward Hongyi JIA
Emilia Momen
Berndnaut Smilde
Elizabeth Abel
Domenico Bianchi
Rebecca Ward
Paula Querido
Jade van der Mark
Paolo Serra
Paul Jenkins
Alice Baber
Gianpietro Carlesso
Featured image: Berndnaut Smilde, Nimbus Mijo, 2023, digital C-type print, framed, 187 x 125 cm, 73 5/8 x 49 1/4 in.
Sandra Blow (1925-2006) was an English painter, and a key figure in British abstraction of the 1950s. Her works are distinctive for their large scale, colourful assemblaged canvases. Heavily influenced by Alberto Burri, and the Arte Povera artists of Italy, Blow brought these techniques back to England and challenged the “machismo cult” that defined abstract art of the time. Her use of materials emphasises surface textures creating tactile, ephemeral works on canvas to stylized effect.
Works by Sandra Blow are in the permeant collections of the Museum of Modern Art, New York, and Tate London and Britain, London. Important retrospectives include The Royal Academy, London, and Tate St Ives. Her work has also been exhibited at the 1958 Venice Biennale, and the Victoria and Albert Museum. She was additionally the winner of the famed 1960 Guggenheim International Award.
Interaction, 2004, acrylic and collage on canvas, 122 x 122 cm, 48 x 48 in.
Untitled, 1985, oil, acrylic and collage on board, 122 x 122 cm, 48 x 48 in.
Jacob Hashimoto
Born in Greeley Colorado in 1973, Jacob Hashimoto lives and works in New York.
Jacob Hashimoto simulates nature without purporting to replicate it. Based in New York and of Japanese descent, Hashimoto redefines Japanese screen painting with his assemblages of paper “kites” in undulating, interactive compositions.
His work is in the collections of LACMA - Los Angeles County Museum of Art, EMMA - Saastamoinen Foundation, Schauwerk Sindelfingen, The California Endowment, Fondation Carmagnac.
A close up of the beautiful colours and textures you can find in in our Booth A30 titled Format: Abstraction at Abu Dhabi Art.
For its inaugural presentation at Abu Dhabi Art, Ronchini is presenting an elegant, curated booth titled
Format: Abstraction.
Featuring three artists from different countries and generations to showcase each artist’s own distinctive take on abstract art.
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Gianpietro Carlesso Curvatura trentasei 2019 Marble statuario dell’Altissimo 50 x 50 x 50 cm 19 3/4 x 19 3/4 x 19 3/4 inches #ronchini #ronchinigallery #carlesso #gianpietrocarlesso #sculpture #marble #finart
Gianpietro Carlesso Curvatura trentasette 2019 Marble statuario dell’Altissimo 43 x 59 x 49 cm 16 7/8 x 23 1/4 x 19 1/4 inches #ronchini #ronchinigallery #londongallery #contemporaryart #fineart #carlesso #gianpietrocarlesso #sculpture #marble
Jade van der Mark ‘Empty Spaces’ Preview: May 12, 2022, 18:00 – 20:00 Open until August 5, 2022. Aesthetically, the works are synaesthetic masterpieces, evoking all the senses. The evident rhythm in the works is reminiscent of the phonemes in Rap, the tremolo acoustics of Jazz, and the deep resonance of classical music that she listens to while painting. Van der mark’s style, easily identifiable, is the fruit of the syncretism between influences passing from Miles Davis to editorial fashion magazines, political activists such as Simone Veil, including artists such as Markus Lüpertz, Frank Auerbach, Duncan Grant as well as the principles of the CoBrA movement. The eye ventures from one side to the other oscillating from detail to detail. This effect, deeply desired by the artist, is complemented with the fact that she hides portraits of notorious people as well as new forms of self-portraits in every composition, leaving the audience mesmerised with a game of “Where’s Wally?”. She is interested in portraying a range of emotional and psychological states, evoking the coexistence of contradictory yet ambivalent feelings and attitudes. #art #ronchini #jadevandernark #vandermark #ronchinigallery #comteporaryart #contemporarypainting #dutchart #dutchartist #impasto #cobraart #symbolism #dutchsymbolism #simoneveil #roalddahl #emptyspaces #duncangrant #frankauerbach #cobramovement #markuslüpertz #milesdavis #freud
Jade van der Mark ‘Empty Spaces’ Preview: May 12, 2022, 18:00 – 20:00 Open until August 5, 2022. Aesthetically, the works are synaesthetic masterpieces, evoking all the senses. The evident rhythm in the works is reminiscent of the phonemes in Rap, the tremolo acoustics of Jazz, and the deep resonance of classical music that she listens to while painting. Van der mark’s style, easily identifiable, is the fruit of the syncretism between influences passing from Miles Davis to editorial fashion magazines, political activists such as Simone Veil, including artists such as Markus Lüpertz, Frank Auerbach, Duncan Grant as well as the principles of the CoBrA movement. The eye ventures from one side to the other oscillating from detail to detail. This effect, deeply desired by the artist, is complemented with the fact that she hides portraits of notorious people as well as new forms of self-portraits in every composition, leaving the audience mesmerised with a game of “Where’s Wally?”. She is interested in portraying a range of emotional and psychological states, evoking the coexistence of contradictory yet ambivalent feelings and attitudes. #art #ronchini #jadevandernark #vandermark #ronchinigallery #comteporaryart #contemporarypainting #dutchart #dutchartist #impasto #cobraart #symbolism #dutchsymbolism #simoneveil #roalddahl #emptyspaces #duncangrant #frankauerbach #cobramovement #markuslüpertz #milesdavis #freud
Once upon a time in Ronchini… Julia Jo ‘Tall Tales’ Preview: 24 March, 2022, 18:00 - 20:00 Open until 6 May, 2022 Ronchini 22 Dering Street W1S 1AN London #ronchini #ronchinigallery #juliajo #jo #emergingartist #fineart #artmarket #contemporaryart #parsonsschoolofdesign
Ronchini is celebrating 10 years filled with wonderful memories and amazing adventures. 10 years 36 Art Fairs 60 Exhibitions Many satisfied collectors Location: 22 Dering Street, London, W1S 1AN #Ronchini #artgallery #artfair #contemporaryart #abstractexpressionism #fineart #artlondon #london #postwar #artepovera #modernart #ronchinigallery
Ronchini is celebrating 10 years filled with wonderful memories and amazing adventures. 10 years 36 Art Fairs 60 Exhibitions Many satisfied collectors Location: 22 Dering Street, London, W1S 1AN #Ronchini #artgallery #artfair #contemporaryart #abstractexpressionism #fineart #artlondon #london #postwar #artepovera #modernart #ronchinigallery
Throughout History and regardless of the cultures, clouds always bore meaning, either as a silver lining or as a bad omen. By exploiting this ancestral subconscious connotation in these new works, Smilde explores the idea of giving a new meaning to places imbued with cultural and historic past. He does so while carefully playing with the realm of the imaginary where untamable natural elements such as clouds can be found within interiors. These works are therefore not only meant to be experienced as the cumulation of different Zeitgeists but constitute an invitation to forget the limitations of reality, time, space, of being human. #berndnaut #smilde #berndnautsmilde #contemporary #contemporaryart #fineart #cloud #art #artgallery #artexhibition #ronchini #ronchinigallery #momentum #zeitgeist
Ronchini at Untitled Art Fair @untitledartfair 29 Nov – 4 Dec 2021 Miami Beach Booth B6 Highlights of the booth will include recently completed works by the American artist Rebecca Ward @rebeccccaward, stunning works by Italian artist Paolo Serra @paoloserrastudio and several beautiful works by American artist Richard Höglund @richardhoglund whose work has recently been acquired by The Dallas Museum of Art @dallasmuseumart #rebeccaward #paoloserra #richardhoglund #untitledartfair #contemporaryart #ronchinigallery #artfair #fineart
Hashimoto’s process is an intricate and choreographed dance, with many layers of multi-faceted kites being built on top of each other in an architectural and artistic union. Watch him describe his practice and process in this video by the New York Times Style Magazine, and then come by @ronchinigallery before 23 December to see some of his works. How many from our exhibition can you spot in this video? VIDEO CREDIT: The New York Times Style Magazine, @tmagazine T Process: Jacob Hashimoto Video by: Jordan Taylor Fuller, @jordantaylorfuller
