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10/06/2026

Happy Birthday, Abdelkader Benchamma.

We wish you a wonderful day from all the WIZARD team.

Stella Terrae

SOLO SHOW | WIZARD GALLERYMay 21 – July 10, 2026

Now on view in Milan.

31/05/2026

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🖌️ Disegni del terzo tipo🎨 Fausto Gilberti🗓️ Saturday, May 30 · 6 pm📍 Museo Civico P. A. Garda, Ivrea

Free admission on Saturday, May 30 for the exhibition opening ✨

The exhibition presents a selection of recent works by Fausto Gilberti, whose distinctive black-and-white drawings bring together art history, popular culture, animals, and imagined worlds through an essential and unmistakable visual language.

24/05/2026

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22/05/2026

Abdelkader Benchamma .benchamma at
STELLA TERRAE

SOLO SHOW | WIZARD GALLERY
May 21 – July 10, 2026

Via Vincenzo Monti 32
20123 Milan – Italy

WIZARD GALLERY is pleased to present Stella Terrae, a solo exhibition by Abdelkader Benchamma.

Through a new body of drawings, mural interventions, and projected animation, the exhibition explores humanity’s enduring fascination with celestial signs and cosmic phenomena. Moving between astronomy, mythology, and speculative landscapes, Benchamma constructs immersive environments suspended between perception and imagination.

We look forward to welcoming you.

21/05/2026

Abdelkader Benchamma. Stella Terrae
SOLO SHOW | 21 May - 10 July 2026

Via Vincenzo Monti, 32. Milan.

Wizard Gallery is pleased to present Stella Terrae, the new solo exhibition by French-Algerian artist Abdelkader Benchamma.

Taking its title from The Comet Book (Kometenbuch), a mysterious 16th-century Flemish manuscript renowned for its vivid representations of comets and fantastical celestial visions, the exhibition reflects on humanity’s enduring fascination with signs in the sky. During the medieval period, such phenomena were often interpreted through superstition, prophecy, and myth. Benchamma revisits this impulse, suggesting that these ancient ways of reading the heavens continue to resonate today. Science and mysticism, astronomy and astrology, rational inquiry and folklore remain deeply intertwined, constantly reshaping how we perceive both the cosmos and our place within it.

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07/05/2026

Second day

05/05/2026

Olaismo – unity, flow, and collective progress.
“Olaismo” is a conceptual art movement and term coined by the Cuban-born artist Diango Hernández. The term is derived from the Spanish word “ola”, meaning “wave”, symbolizing fluidity, movement, and the transient nature of ideas, cultures, and political systems.

Key Aspects of Olaismo:

Fluidity & Transformation - Reflects the constant shifts in identity, memory, and cultural narratives, particularly in relation to Hernández’s Cuban heritage and diasporic experience.
Political & Social Critique – Engages with themes of displacement, nostalgia, and the ideological waves that shape societies (e.g., revolution, migration, globalization).
Hybrid Aesthetics – Combines drawing, sculpture, installation, and found objects to create works that feel both personal and universally resonant.
Poetic Conceptualism – Blurs the line between art and philosophy, often using fragmented texts, metaphors, and open-ended narratives.

Connection to Hernández’s Work:
Hernández’s art frequently explores loss, belonging, and the reconstruction of history. “Olaismo” serves as a framework for his practice, where waves (ideas, people, time) continuously reshape reality. His works—like “Home” or “The Book of Waves”—embody this concept through ephemeral, layered compositions.

Influence & Legacy:
While not a formal movement with followers, “Olaismo” encapsulates Hernández’s unique approach to art-making, merging personal exile experiences with broader reflections on instability and change in contemporary life.

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13/03/2026

Gabriele Di Matteo
D.E.I.

SOLO SHOW | WIZARD LAB
11 March – 16 April 2026

WIZARD LAB is delighted to present D.E.I., a solo exhibition by Gabriele Di Matteo, curated by Lorenzo Madaro.

The title D.E.I. refers to the Dizionario Enciclopedico Italiano, the Treccani encyclopaedia that forms the conceptual and material starting point of the project. Over the past year and a half, Di Matteo has cut images from his sixteen-volume Treccani set and mounted them onto small handmade linen canvases.

The selected images focus on three categories—portraits of historical figures, animals, and mathematical formulae—each filtered through one of the primary colours: blue, yellow, and red. Installed as long sequences across the space, the canvases form an open visual “score” that questions how knowledge is organized, transmitted, and interpreted.

Through this process of extraction and recombination, D.E.I. continues Di Matteo’s long-standing exploration of copy, reproduction, and originality, reflecting on the impossibility of containing all knowledge within a single system.

Diango Hernández at Untitled Art Miami Beach Booth B45 until Sunday Dec 8th 2024 |
06/12/2024

Diango Hernández at Untitled Art Miami Beach Booth B45 until Sunday Dec 8th 2024 |

Luis Molina-Pantin. New LandscapesSERIESIn a series of everyday objects - lighters, matchboxes, credit cards, mouse pads...
05/11/2024

Luis Molina-Pantin. New Landscapes
SERIES
In a series of everyday objects - lighters, matchboxes, credit cards, mouse pads, air fresheners, lamps, books - Luis Molina-Pantin has found landscapes. The photographs he has taken are, therefore, of these objects as supports for the landscapes found on them. The repertoire is, as deduced from the enumeration, varied and does not seem to contain any key to meaning. What relationship can be established between the series of fires and lights - matches, lighters, lamps - and the remaining series: books, writing supports (mouse pad, credit card)? What about the rest: ashtrays that house the remains of the fire; or air fresheners that quench the acidity of the smoke?

First photograph showed at
Contemporary Latin American Art from the
Patricia Phelps de Cisneros Gift and Beyond

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