Ronchini Gallery

Ronchini Gallery Welcome to the official Ronchini Gallery page Ronchini Gallery evolved from 20 years of private collecting.

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.

As part of Musée d’Art Moderne et Contemporain Genève (MAMCO Geneva) mamco_geneve’s “In Course of Acquisition” project, ...
03/09/2026

As part of Musée d’Art Moderne et Contemporain Genève (MAMCO Geneva) mamco_geneve’s “In Course of Acquisition” project, we are thrilled to share the museum has acquired Katsumi Nakai’s “Object 46-104”, 1973.

Acquired in situ during Art Genève Art Genève 2026, “Object 46-104” was selected for the museum’s permanent collection in a radically transparent process wherein MAMCO’s booth was populated live by works discovered at the fair. This acquisition further solidifies Nakai’s institutional presence in Europe, following the Centre Pompidou Centre Pompidou’s 2020 acquisition of his work, “Untitled”, 1971.

Artwork:
Katsumi Nakai
46-104, 1973
oil and plywood on canvas
Closed: 50 × 122 cm, open: 85 × 147 cm
MAMCO Collection, acquired through the Friends of MAMCO Association, an anonymous donor, and Mirabaud & Cie bank

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As part of Musée d’Art Moderne et Contemporain Genève (MAMCO Geneva) mamco_geneve’s “In Course of Acquisition” project, ...
03/09/2026

As part of Musée d’Art Moderne et Contemporain Genève (MAMCO Geneva) mamco_geneve’s “In Course of Acquisition” project, we are thrilled to share the museum has acquired Katsumi Nakai’s “Object 46-104”, 1973.

Acquired in situ during Art Genève Art Genève 2026, “Object 46-104” was selected for the museum’s permanent collection in a radically transparent process wherein MAMCO’s booth was populated live by works discovered at the fair. This acquisition further solidifies Nakai’s institutional presence in Europe, following the Centre Pompidou Centre Pompidou’s 2020 acquisition of his work, “Untitled”, 1971.

Artwork:
Katsumi Nakai
46-104, 1973
oil and plywood on canvas
Closed: 50 × 122 cm, open: 85 × 147 cm
MAMCO Collection, acquired through the Friends of MAMCO Association, an anonymous donor, and Mirabaud & Cie bank

🗞️ For more Ronchini news, view the link in bio!

Ronchini is now closed for our summer break, from 15-31 August. We wish all friends of Ronchini a restful summer, and lo...
14/08/2026

Ronchini is now closed for our summer break, from 15-31 August.

We wish all friends of Ronchini a restful summer, and look forward to welcoming you back to the gallery from 1 September to continue viewing Rebecca Ward’s Rebecca Ward lighter later, on view through 30 September.

🗞️ Katsumi Nakai in the New York Times! 🗞️“Fontana slashed and poked holes in the canvas. Nakai’s solution, both gentler...
01/08/2026

🗞️ Katsumi Nakai in the New York Times! 🗞️

“Fontana slashed and poked holes in the canvas. Nakai’s solution, both gentler and more radical, was to allow a painting to approach a viewer,” writes Max Lakin, “His hinged paintings […] gave the painting agency, allowing it to protest, defend itself, misbehave. Folded, they’re tidy monochromatic squares; opened, they flower into unruliness.”

Congratulations to polina berlin gallery for this stunning review!

Read the full article at www.nytimes.com, and don’t miss Nakai’s monumental solo show at polina berlin gallery through August 8.

The New York Times

Now Open! Ronchini at Aspen Art Fair 2026Booth B13A tightly curated booth featuring works by:Alice BaberGianpietro Carle...
29/07/2026

Now Open!
Ronchini at Aspen Art Fair 2026
Booth B13

A tightly curated booth featuring works by:
Alice Baber
Gianpietro Carlesso
Paul Jenkins
Tanya Ling
Frank Stella
Hap Tivey
Rebecca Ward

Aspen Art Fair
Collector’s Preview | 29 July 2025
General Admission | 30 July – 1 August 2025

Come say hi at Booth B13!

We’re thrilled to share that Ronchini-represented artist, Berndnaut Smilde’s () ‘Nimbus de Toekomst 1’ (2019) has been c...
10/07/2026

We’re thrilled to share that Ronchini-represented artist, Berndnaut Smilde’s () ‘Nimbus de Toekomst 1’ (2019) has been chosen by Peter Gabriel (Peter Gabriel) for the album cover of his new single, ‘I Belong to the Sky’.

‘I loved this image of the sky,’ Gabriel remarks, ‘The cloud brought inside – that mixture of outside and interior worlds. I think that’s what the song is all about. This mix between the interior and the exterior and the transition between them.’

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Today, in honour of the Fourth of July, we revisit ‘We the People’ (1988), Paul Jenkins’ () original stone lithograph tr...
04/07/2026

Today, in honour of the Fourth of July, we revisit ‘We the People’ (1988), Paul Jenkins’ () original stone lithograph triptych, included within a limited edition folio.

Housed in a red calfskin clamshell with bronze medallions cast from 1787 and 1792 coins, the folio brings together reproductions of America’s founding documents with Jenkins’s abstract triptych, printed from stone at Atelier Clot, Bramsen & Georges (Atelier Clot, Bramsen & Brunholt), Paris’ oldest lithography workshop.

Rebecca Ward’s works entice viewers to closely investigate contrasts in line and material, modulations in colours and la...
02/07/2026

Rebecca Ward’s works entice viewers to closely investigate contrasts in line and material, modulations in colours and layers, in an elegant play of chromaticity.

Fragmented silhouettes resist stasis. Instead, they emerge as contingent effects of light and shifting temporal forms that echo the mutable lense of reality.

Pictured:
super natural
2026
acrylic and dye on canvas
167.6 x 223.5 cm
66 x 88 in

This work is part of Rebecca Ward’s (Rebecca Ward) solo exhibition, ‘lighter later’, now on view at Ronchini, 21 Conduit St

Today marks the 80th birthday of Ronchini-represented artist, Paolo Serra ()Born in Morciano di Romagna in 1946, as the ...
27/06/2026

Today marks the 80th birthday of Ronchini-represented artist, Paolo Serra ()

Born in Morciano di Romagna in 1946, as the son of a shoe designer, Serra’s monochromatic and dichromatic compositions explore two-dimensional textures, essentialism and surface tensions.

He established a distinct practice through the novel use of materials that range from lacquer, gold and palladium to egg tempera, rabbit-skin glue and Lapis lazuli.

Beginning in 1962 with his first solo exhibition in Century Gallery, Northampton, and later on with the representation of Ronchini, Serra has achieved international recognition with esteemed collections such as the Arts Council of Great Britain, the Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam, and the National Bank of the Netherlands.

Please join us in celebrating the artistic vigour and creative achievements of Paolo Serra.

Ward’s compositions are first developed digitally before being re-articulated in pastel on graph paper. The artist then ...
17/06/2026

Ward’s compositions are first developed digitally before being re-articulated in pastel on graph paper. The artist then measures, cuts and unweaves the canvas, subsequently painting and re-sewing its fragments by hand.

The reassembled surface is stretched over its support, revealing and concealing the multidimensional properties of the canvas and the underlying architecture of the stretcher bars.

Through this process, the pictorial plane becomes a site of both construction and disruption.

Rebecca Ward (Rebecca Ward), ‘lighter later’ is on view through 30 September

Pictured:
daybreak, 2026
acrylic on canvas and linen
137.2 x 182.9 cm
54 x 72 in

drawing (pink purp mauve), 2026
pastel and graphite on paper
27.9 x 21.6 cm
11 x 8 1/2 in

apparition, 2026
acrylic on canvas and linen
152.4 x 114.3 cm
60 x 45 in

drawing (pink purp mauve), 2026
pastel and graphite on paper
27.9 x 21.6 cm
11 x 8 1/2 in

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21 Conduit Street
London
W1S2XP

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Tuesday 10am - 6pm
Wednesday 10am - 6pm
Thursday 10am - 6pm
Friday 10am - 6pm
Saturday 10am - 5pm

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