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Ncontemporary

Casa
Italia
Milan
Ncontemporary

Established in 2014, Ncontemporary focuses on emerging art. Runs a gallery in Milan and shows in London, participates to fairs.

13/05/2026

When the sun sets
Marion Baruch, EX., Aldo Mondino, Vassilis Papageorgiou, Neil Raitt, Maria D. Rapicavoli, Santiago Reyes Villaveces
Until 30 May
Ncontemporary Milan

The horizon is an invisible line, yet one that is always present. It separates the earth from the sky, but it can also connect vision to imagination, a visual language to oneiric projection, the identity of the individual to alterity. The artists involved, each one with a distinct and personal expressive code, explore the horizon as a multifaceted threshold: a geographical boundary, a symbolic and liminal space, a distance between self and other, a point of tension between what is known and what lies elsewhere, between what we can reach and what remains distant, geographically, emotionally, or culturally.

03/05/2026

On the occasion of the opening of the 61st Venice Biennale, Ncontemporary will be hosting a special daily event from Tuesday 4 May until Saturday 9 May, contact us for more details.

On view:
Insurgent bodies
Lisetta Carmi | Jürgen Klauke
Text by Anna Daneri
Ncontemporary Venice
Fondamenta S.Giacomo 199, Giudecca Redentore, Venice

Ncontemporary and Alessandro Casciaro Venice are pleased to present Insurgent bodies, an exhibition dedicated to Lisetta Carmi and Jürgen Klauke, two leading figures in European photography who, through distinct yet equally radical paths, have explored the themes of identity, the body, and social representation. The exhibition is accompanied by a curatorial text by Anna Daneri.

17/04/2026

Miart is now open.

Meet is at booth C14 with works by and

15/04/2026

The Milan Art Week has started. Visit our new show at Ncontemporary Milan Wednesday to Saturday 14.30-19.00

When the sun sets
Marion Baruch, EX., Aldo Mondino, Vassilis Papageorgiou, Neil Raitt, Maria D. Rapicavoli, Santiago Reyes Villaveces
Until 30 May

Ncontemporary is pleased to present “When The Sun Sets”, a group exhibition featuring works by six international artists: Marion Baruch (Romania, 1929), Aldo Mondino (Italy, 1938–2005), Vasilis Papageorgiou (Greece, 1991), Neil Raitt (United Kingdom, 1986), Maria D. Rapicavoli (Italy, 1976), Santiago Reyes Villaveces (Colombia, 1986), along with an intervention by the designer/architect collective EX. The exhibition is curated by Erica Massaccesi.

The horizon is an invisible line, yet one that is always present. It separates the earth from the sky, but it can also connect vision to imagination, a visual language to oneiric projection, the identity of the individual to alterity. The artists involved, each one with a distinct and personal expressive code, explore the horizon as a multifaceted threshold: a geographical boundary, a symbolic and liminal space, a distance between self and other, a point of tension between what is known and what lies elsewhere, between what we can reach and what remains distant, geographically, emotionally, or culturally.

14/04/2026

Getting ready for Miart 2026
Find us at booth C14 with works by Nazar Strelyaev-Nazarko, Ruth Beraha, Anila Rubiku, Giulia Maiorano amd Jonny Briggs.

Photo:
Nazar Strelyaev-Nazarko
Knight of pots
Oil on canvas
2026

08/04/2026

Preparing for a busy Milano Art Week. Join us Monday 13 April for the opening of the new show at Ncontemporary Milan.

When The Sun Sets
Marion Baruch, EX., Aldo Mondino, Vassilis Papageorgiou, Neil Raitt, Maria D. Rapicavoli, Santiago Reyes Villaveces.
Opening Monday 13 April | 18.30

Ncontemporary is pleased to present When The Sun Sets, a group exhibition featuring works by six international artists: Marion Baruch (Romania, 1929), Aldo Mondino (Italy, 1938–2005), Vasilis Papageorgiou (Greece, 1991), Neil Raitt (UK, 1986), Maria D. Rapicavoli (Italy, 1976), Santiago Reyes Villaveces (Colombia, 1986), alongside a design intervention by the collective EX. The exhibition is curated by Erica Massaccesi.

The horizon is an invisible line, yet one that is always present. It separates the earth from the sky, but it can also connect vision to imagination, a visual language to oneiric projection, the identity of the individual to alterity. The artists involved, each one with a distinct and personal expressive code, explore the horizon as a multifaceted threshold: a geographical boundary, a symbolic and liminal space, a distance between self and other, a point of tension between what is known and what lies elsewhere, between what we can reach and what remains distant, geographically, emotionally, or culturally.

Special thanks to Galleria Umberto Benappi, UNA and VIASATERNA.

27/03/2026

Insurgent bodies
Lisetta Carmi | Jürgen Klauke
Text by Anna Daneri
Ncontemporary Venice
Fondamenta S.Giacomo 199

Ncontemporary and Alessandro Casciaro Venice are pleased to present Insurgent bodies, an exhibition dedicated to Lisetta Carmi and Jürgen Klauke, two leading figures in European photography who, through distinct yet equally radical paths, have explored the themes of identity, the body, and social representation. The exhibition will be accompanied by a curatorial text by Anna Daneri.

The show includes a selection of works by Lisetta Carmi (Genoa, 1924 – Cisternino, 2022) from the series I travestiti (1965–1971), one of the most significant bodies of work in twentieth-century Italian photography. Her gaze, free from hypocrisy and moralism, delves into the profound humanity that emanates from the bodies and expressions of a segment of society long neglected, repressed, and marginalized. First published in 1972, the volume I travestiti is today regarded as a seminal work not only within Italian photography but also in the broader history of gender representation, for its ability to merge social testimony and aesthetic power, restoring dignity and authenticity to lives marked by the search for freedom and recognition. At a time when society struggled to accept difference and nonconforming identities, Carmi broke the silence, giving visibility to those excluded from public discourse. Her work combines the force of social documentation with an artistic sensitivity capable of revealing the most intimate and universal dimensions of human experience.

Alongside this empathetic and documentary vision, the exhibition presents the work of Jürgen Klauke (Cochem, 1943), a German artist who, since the 1970s, has made his own body a privileged site of inquiry and experimentation. Through photographs and performative sequences, Klauke has explored the realms of sexual ambiguity, disguise, and the construction of identity, using staging as a critical and subversive tool. His language—both ironic and unsettling—challenges conventional boundaries between the masculine and the feminine, the natural and the artificial, the social and the intimate.

14/03/2026

For its latest women FW 2026 collection Louis Vuitton and its artistic director Nicholas Ghesquiere collaborated with Nazar Strelyaev-Nazarko. Two of the artist's paintings from 2023 became the protagonists of the collection presented officially at the Louvre Paris in March 2026.

Nazar Strelyaev-Nazarko was born in Ukraine in 1998, he now lives in Milan. In his work, the artist weaves together personal memory, political history, and the tradition of painting.

Ncontemporary is proud to have presented a solo show of the artist at its Venice gallery in 2024. We will soon be presenting a selection of new works by the artist at Miart 2026 in April and then in a new solo show at Ncontemporary Milan, opening June 2026.

Image 1:
Nazar Strelyaev-Nazarko
Paramnesia
Oil on board
2023
Private collection, France

27/02/2026

March-April 2026

Ncontemporary Venice is preparing the Venice Gallery Weekend, taking place on 27-29 March. For that occasion, we are thrilled to inaugurate “Insurgent bodies”, a show with works by Lisetta Carmi and Jürgen Klauke, two leading figures in European photography who, through distinct yet equally radical paths, have explored the themes of identity, body, and social representation. The exhibition will be accompanied by a curatorial text by Anna Daneri and is organised in partnership with Alessandro Casciaro.

The ongoing shows at Ncontemporary Milan of Davide Monaldi and Chiara Baima Poma will continue until 28 March. After that the Milan gallery will open on the 13 of April a show titled “When the sun sets”, with works by Marion Baruch, EX., Aldo Mondino, Vasilis Papageorgiou, Neil Raitt, Maria D. Rapicavoli and Santiago Reyes Villaveces. The exhibition is curated by Erica Massaccesi.

During the Milan Art Week, Ncontemporary is glad to return to Miart with works by Ruth Beraha, Jonny Briggs, Giulia Maiorano, Anila Rubiku and Nazar Strelyaev-Nazarko. At the same time the gallery is supporting “Hues of delicacy”, a new site-specific project conceived by Anila Rubiku for Zaza Ramen Milan, opening on the 14 of April, with a curatorial text by Irene Sofia Comi.

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Lisetta Carmi, I travestiti, Audrey, 1965-1970 Courtesy Martini & Ronchetti and archivio Lisetta Carmi

Davide Monaldi, Selvatico, Installation view, Ph. Riccardo Giancola

Ruth Beraha, The Other, Glass, 2022

Nazar Strelyaev-Nazarko, Fort n.2, 2025, Oil on canvas, Detail

Marion Baruch, O Sole Mio, 2023, Polyester, Courtesy Viasaterna

20/02/2026

Ruben Brulat presented at two new dyptichs from the series Corps Traversees (2019-2026).

These self-portraits are all taken in solitude in vulcanic environments. Printed in 20x25cm formats, the photos are then framed in plaster, to become unique sculptural objects.

"S’enfouir, s’envelopper, se traverser, cinq fois sous la cendre et le sable d’un cratère en éruption."

Indirizzo

Via Lulli 5
Milan
20131

Orario di apertura

Mercoledì	15:00 - 20:00
Giovedì	15:00 - 20:00
Venerdì	15:00 - 20:00
Sabato	15:00 - 20:00

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+393493173687

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http://www.ncontemporary.com/

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