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Contemporary art gallery presenting an international program of emerging artists.

06/22/2026

Amanda Atria, Curly When Wet, 2026
Ho**er Super Competition Headers ‘69 Chevelle, epoxy clay, paint
73 x 12.5 x 22 in | 185.4 x 31.8 x 55.9 cm

On view through July 11, Thursday through Saturday, from 12–6 pm.

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06/18/2026

“Hard Play” continues at Fragment Gallery, bringing together the work of Amanda Atria, Hyoju Cheon, and Yixuan Wu. On view through July 11, Thursday through Saturday, with the gallery closed on June 19.

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06/13/2026

Drawing on the visual language of educational and therapeutic tools, Hyoju Cheon and Yixuan Wu examine the intertwined processes of learning, remembering, and forgetting in “without knowing” (2025–26). Inspired by the fidget board — an object that occupies an unusual position between childhood education and memory-care therapy — the installation transforms everyday objects into sculptural forms activated through performance, sound, scent, and touch. Industrial materials, medicinal herbs, and domestic references are reconfigured through repetitive actions that evoke both early learning exercises and memory-retrieval practices. As performers engage the work throughout the exhibition, familiar objects become increasingly strange, revealing unexpected parallels between play and therapy, care and discipline, and the formation and erosion of memory.
On view at the “Hard Play” show until July 11.
Next performance is on June 27. DM for details.

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06/04/2026

Opening Tonight: Hard Play at Fragment

We’re delighted to invite you to the opening of “Hard Play,” a dialogue between sculptures by Amanda Atria and a performance-activated installation and sculptural paintings by the artist duo Hyoju Cheon and Yixuan Wu.
Bringing together distinct approaches to form, material, and the body, the exhibition considers sculpture not as a static object but as something projected onto, inhabited, rehearsed, and continually transformed through use, gesture, and attention.

Opening: June 4, 6–8 pm Performance: 7:00 pm

06/03/2026

We’re delighted to share that Fragment is participating in the fifth edition of Basel Social Club, taking place June 14–20, 2026.

This year’s edition reconsiders the workplace not as a site of production, but as a site of critical reflection. Once a symbol of efficiency and growth, the office today reflects shifting realities shaped by digitalization, remote work, and artificial intelligence. Basel Social Club engages with this condition through exhibitions, performances, music, gastronomy, and informal encounters that explore questions of labor, time, productivity, and rest.

We will present sculptures by Pascale Birchler, Josh Rabineau, and Alexander Shchurenkov.

We look forward to seeing you there!
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05/29/2026

We’re delighted to invite you to the opening of “Hard Play,” a dialogue between sculptures by Amanda Atria and a performance-activated installation and sculptural paintings by the artist duo Hyoju Cheon and Yixuan Wu.

Opening: June 4, 6–8 pm
Performance: 7:00 pm

05/14/2026

Fragment is pleased to present at VIMA Art Fair (Limassol, Cyprus) works by Cypriot artist Damianos Zisimou and Croatian artist Martina Grlić. Bringing together two distinct painting practices, the presentation explores how images carry memory, cultural references, and systems of meaning through layering, repetition, and transformation.

14–17 May 2026
The Warehouse by IT Quarter, Limassol

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04/30/2026

Don’t miss the last days to see Gaspar Willmann’s New York debut solo show. It’s on view until May 1.

04/28/2026

Gaspar Willmann, JUMAP (office view), 2024
UV ink and oil on linen
123 x 83 cm | 48 x 32,6 in

04/25/2026

Nearly 200 years after Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels wrote of capitalism drowning human relations in the “icy waters of selfish calculation,” French artist Gaspar Willmann borrows this phrase for his first New York solo exhibition at Fragment Gallery: The Icy Waters of Selfish Calculation.

Through UV ink and oil-on-canvas paintings, alongside his video work Glass House (2024), Willmann explores transparency, intimacy, and the politics of images in contemporary life. Cropped media fragments, plastic packaging, cables, hands, windows, and paradisiacal sunsets emerge from blurred surfaces—familiar yet strangely distant, suspended between memory and projection.

His JUMAP series (Juste une mise au point sur les plus belles images de ma vie) reflects on our accelerated visual culture, where images pass in seconds and disappear just as quickly. By slowing them down through painting, Willmann transforms appropriation into something tactile, emotional, and deeply human.
Opacity becomes a form of resistance. Editing becomes a political gesture.

The show is on view until May 1.

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