ARTISTS
2025
Andr茅hn-Schiptjenko announced representation of Sally von Rosen. Her first solo exhibition with the gallery will take place at the Stockholm gallery in early spring, 2026.
Andr茅hn-Schiptjenko is presenting Sabine Mirlesse's solo exhibition Instruments.
This group exhibition brings together three young artists at the beginning of their careers with one of the gallery鈥檚 most established artists in a dialogue about how we approach works of art.
Independent has announced the participants for the 16th edition of the fair, taking place at Spring Studios, Tribeca, New York, from May 8th鈥�11th, 2025.
New York鈥檚 Independent art fair has named the 82 galleries that will take part in its upcoming 16th edition, scheduled to take place May 8鈥�11 at Spring Studios in Tribeca.
Andr茅hn-Schiptjenko presents Martin Jacobson鈥檚 solo exhibition Portraits & Silhouettes.
2024
Andr茅hn-Schiptjenko is presenting Kristina Jansson鈥檚 solo exhibition Paintings for People in Trouble.
Andrehn Schiptjenko announces Mart铆n Soto Clim茅nt鈥檚 new solo exhibition, The Heart of Heaven / Blushing Paintings, opening on Thursday, August 22nd, between 17:00 - 20:00 in the presence of the artist.
2023
Andr茅hn-Schiptjenko Paris recently opened the group exhibition Weaving, Stitching, Painting, featuring works by Amine Habki, Mukenge/Schellhammer and Linn茅a Sj枚berg.
Matts Leiderstam's solo exhibition Seen Through the Grid is now opening at Andr茅hn-Schiptjenko. In his work, Matts Leiderstam is in constant dialogue with the history of painting and its relationship to the gaze.
Cornelia Baltes鈥� first exhibition at Andr茅hn-Schiptjenko is now open until June 22, 2023.
A Tale of Symbiogenesis at Andr茅hn-Schiptjenko, Stockholm explores the hybridisation of art and biotechnology
Andr茅hn-Schiptjenko opened this past January 12th "A Tale of Symbiogenesis", Dana-Fiona Armour鈥檚 second solo exhibition at their gallery and her very first in Stockholm.
2022
Summer vacation is officially finished for dealers all over the world, and many of them kicked off the fall season in New York this week at the Armory Show.
Accessibility is at the core of Julio Le Parc鈥檚 practice. No symbolism or prior knowledge necessary 鈥� just an active participation from his audience.