Galerie Christophe Gaillard
Richard Nonas , United States
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Solo show of Richard Nonas
From May 13 to June 20, 2026
The gallery
Founded in 2007, Galerie Christophe Gaillard operates in Paris, Brussels, and Normandy. For nearly twenty years, it has supported around thirty French and international artists—both emerging and established—and champions the work of artists whose estates it represents. These artists explore questions related to identity, history, and processes of transmission.
Drawing on the experience of its founder as a collector, the gallery also acquires emblematic works on the secondary market, including pieces from the collections of Daniel Cordier and Jean Fournier. It pursues an ambitious publishing policy and has developed a department dedicated to scholarly research on its artists and estates, as well as to the production of catalogues raisonnés. This commitment provides its artists with significant visibility within institutions and on the international stage (Centre Pompidou, Musée d’Art Moderne de Paris, Collection Pinault, Fondation Maeght, etc.).
In Normandy, the gallery opened La Résidence – Le Tremblay, a creative space and residency for its artists and emerging talents, as well as “L’Usine,” a 600 m² space dedicated to the production of monumental works and nearly 2,000 m² of storage facilities.
Since 2023, the gallery has established a presence in Brussels, opposite the future KANAL – Centre Pompidou, and continues to strengthen its international profile through collaborations with partner galleries and participation in major contemporary art fairs such as Art Basel (Paris, Hong Kong and Basel), Frieze Masters, and Artissima.
Gallery artists
Bina Baitel, Marcel Bascoulard, Eric Baudart, Pierre Yves Bohm, Pascal Convert, Stéphane Couturier, Hélène Delprat, Marina Gadonneix, Cate Giordano, Dave Hardy, Thibault Hazelzet, Rachel de Joode, Folkert de Jong, Michel Journiac, Fabian Knecht, Katarzyna Kozyra, Michelle Lopez, Brian Maguire, Isabelle Le Minh, Anita Molinero, Julien des Monstiers, Georges Noël, Richard Nonas, Leo Orta, Daniel Pommereulle, SMITH, Kate Steciw, Ceija Stojka, Pierre Tal Coat, Pablo Tomek, Deborah Turbeville, Hannah Whitaker, Letha Wilson
