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GAEP

Founded in 2014 by Andrei Breahnă and Raluca Şoaita (initially under the name
EASTWARDS PROSPECTUS

16/09/2026

Sneak peek into our upcoming exhibition: Wild Metaphysics, opening on September 18, 6:00 p.m.

Artists: Thiago Barbalho, Maria Nepomuceno, Mariana Rocha, Guga Szabzon, Marina Woisky, Michel Zózimo

Curator: Sylvia Monasterios

For Wild Metaphysics, Thiago Barbalho made four works on canvas inspired by the idea of magnetic fields that he has come to associate with Bucharest after reading Mircea Cărtărescu’s Solenoid. Similar to the novel, in which the solenoid serves as a metaphysical engine—a metaphor for the possibility of escape from mundane existence—, the artworks offer a point of departure from reality.

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Featured artwork: Thiago Barbalho, Solenoid, 2026, oil paint, acrylic paint, crystal resin, colored pencil, permanent marker and graphite on canvas, 40 x 30 cm; photo by Cătălin Georgescu

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14/09/2026

OPENING SOON: Wild Metaphysics

Artists: Thiago Barbalho, Maria Nepomuceno, Mariana Rocha, Guga Szabzon, Marina Woisky, Michel Zózimo

Curator: Sylvia Monasterios

Featuring six contemporary Brazilian artists, Wild Metaphysics “is permeated by literature, drawing from magical realism, fantastic literature, and the infinite field of possibilities that fiction opens up beyond the real.” — Sylvia Monasterios

Add to calendar 🗓 Opening | Wild Metaphysics

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Image: Guga Szabzon, Luzeiro, 2023, sewing on felt, 53 x 129 cm (detail); photo by Ana Pigosso; courtesy of the artist and Almeida & Dale

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08/09/2026

Sneak peek into our upcoming exhibition: Wild Metaphysics, opening on September 18, 6:00 p.m.

Artists: Thiago Barbalho, Maria Nepomuceno, Mariana Rocha, Guga Szabzon, Marina Woisky, Michel Zózimo

Curator: Sylvia Monasterios

The group show brings together six Brazilian artists whose practices explore the extraordinary, the oneiric, and the metaphysical.

One of the works in the exhibition that make visible the porous boundary between the mundane and the uncanny is Michel Zózimo’s Pézinho (2023).

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Featured artwork: Michel Zózimo, Pézinho, 2023, Indian ink on cotton paper, 46 x 36 cm, courtesy of the artist and Martins&Montero

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24/07/2026

Only two days left to see the exhibition Felipe Cohen: Concretion. Don’t miss it!

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Partners: Ariston, Bucharest Center for Economy & Society, COS, Enevo, Macromex, MJ Project, PPC Romania, Tesseract Architecture

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📷 Alexandru Paul

23/07/2026

Concretion series (sunset) is part of a series of new reliefs by Felipe Cohen that approaches light as a fluid body. Light moves, changes, and disappears in an instant. Concretion fixes it in place, pauses that clock.

On view through this Saturday 👀

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Featured artwork: Felipe Cohen, Concretion series (sunset), 2026, acrylic on plywood, 65 x 52 x 2.5 cm�

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📷 Cătălin Georgescu (1) and Alexandru Paul (2)

20/07/2026

We are thrilled to announce our first participation The Armory Show with a solo presentation of Razvan Anton.

A selection of new works by the artist will be featured in our booth – part of the Presents section.

This year’s fair brings together around 230 galleries from 30+ countries.

📍September 24–27, 2026 | Javits Center, New York

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Featured artwork: Răzvan Anton, Fading Study (winter scene, negative), 2025, blue ball pen on perforated paper, 84 x 120 cm

18/07/2026

Felipe Cohen’s longstanding interest in geometrizing and abstracting the landscape is evident in his new series of reliefs titled Concretion. Through a modular vocabulary of lines and shapes, he evokes the sea, the sun, the sky, a mountain.

On view for one more week ⌛️

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Featured artworks: Felipe Cohen, Concretion series (landscape #1), Concretion series (landscape #3) and Concretion series (landscape #4), 2026, acrylic on plywood, each 80 x 60 x 2.5 cm�
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📷 Alexandru Paul

16/07/2026

Light fossilized inside a light bulb? Plan a visit to see up close this intriguing optical effect.

The solo exhibition Felipe Cohen: Concretion is on view through July 25.

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Featured artwork: Felipe Cohen, Remaining Light, 2024, lamp, onyx, glass and wood, 10 x 48 x 48 cm

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📷 Alexandru Paul

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020223

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Thursday	11:00 - 19:00
Friday	11:00 - 19:00
Saturday	11:00 - 19:00

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http://www.gaepgallery.com/

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