Paris Gallery Openings: Fontana Ceramics, Kiefer Mythologies, and Emerging Talents

From April 23 to 25, 2026, Paris galleries host a dense week of openings. In the Marais, H Gallery presents 'Carte blanche à Olivier Kaeppelin' featuring four women painters—Oda Jaune, Karine Hoffman, Sarah Jérôme, and Louise Tilleke—exploring figuration through June 1. David Zwirner shows Mamma Andersson's works on paper, inspired by archival images and Nordic landscapes, until June 27. Karsten Greve exhibits Lucio Fontana's ceramics from the 1930s-1960s, highlighting his early perforations that led to Spatialism, through June 27. At Art: Concept, Michel François (b. 1956) presents entropic assemblages until June 20. Galerie Allen groups Luz Carabaño, Nahrae Lee, and Rina Yoshizawa in 'Third Person' through May 30. Galerie Papillon features Linda Sanchez's material experiments with crystal and ceramic until June 20. Galerie Xippas shows Chechu Álava's dreamlike feminist paintings until June 6. In Pantin, Thaddaeus Ropac opens Anselm Kiefer's 'Nymphäum' with over twenty monumental paintings revisiting ancient mythology through October 25. Additionally, Joy de Rohan Chabot's market rises with a new monograph, and Paris Gallery Weekend runs May 29-31 with 70 participating galleries.