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Urs Fischer's LA-Inspired Paintings Debut at Gagosian Athens

exhibition · 2026-06-10

Eugène Atget is the title of Urs Fischer's inaugural solo exhibition at Gagosian Athens. The showcase redefines the neoclassical space located at 22 Anapiron Polemou Street, immersing viewers in urban landscapes that reflect the sensation of navigating a modern world filled with figures, faces, graphics, and text. Fischer utilizes a blend of silkscreening, hand-painting, and stenciling to craft a collage-like style influenced by artists such as Robert Rauschenberg and Cady Noland. Through this approach, the artworks investigate themes of perception and representation, creatively reinterpreting well-known images and objects while merging reality with imagination using various materials and techniques.

Key facts

  • Exhibition titled Eugène Atget
  • Urs Fischer's first solo presentation at Gagosian Athens
  • Venue: 22 Anapiron Polemou Street, Athens
  • Works are Los Angeles-inspired landscape paintings
  • Techniques include silkscreening, hand-painting, and stenciling
  • Collage aesthetic informed by Robert Rauschenberg and Cady Noland
  • Themes: perception, representation, real vs. imagined
  • Fischer uses historical motifs and various technologies

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  • Athens
  • Greece
  • 22 Anapiron Polemou Street

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