Voena
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About
Marco Voena opened his first gallery in Turin in 1989, inaugurating it with a curated selection of Italian Baroque works accompanied by a scholarly publication. In 1992, he established himself as a leading specialist in Caravaggio and Caravaggesque painting, attributing a lost work to the Italian master.
In 2004, Robilant+Voena launched in London, expanding to Milan, Paris, and New York. The gallery distinguished itself as one of the leading international dealers in Old Master paintings and 20th-century Italian art, before broadening its programme into contemporary work. Institutional clients included the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Louvre Abu Dhabi, the Frick Collection, the National Gallery London, the Gallerie dell'Accademia Venice, and the Pinacoteca di Brera Milan. In 2026,
Voena is an exciting new chapter, working with gallery spaces in London and Milan alongside pop-up spaces in St. Moritz, building on its established expertise across Old Master, Modern, and Contemporary art.
Not Vital: Listening + Looking
Thaddaeus Ropac
until 23 May
Dia Al-Azzawi: Excursion Across Time
Richard Saltoun
until 9 May
Flavin, Judd, McCracken, Ryman, Sandback
David Zwirner
until 22 May
Richard Artschwager: Approximate Objects
Gagosian, Burlington Arcade
until 23 May
Timothy Taylor: 30 Years
Timothy Taylor
until 30 May
Thomas Scheibitz: Bright Shadows
Sprüth Magers
until 16 May
Michaelina Wautier
Royal Academy Of Arts
until 21 Jun
Artwin Gallery: Almagul Menlibayeva ‘Contested Cosmos: Women, Myth, and Technology across Central Asia’
Frieze No. 9 Cork Street
until 30 May
Andrew Cranston, 'I’m going in a field'
Modern Art
until 30 May
Roy Oxlade
Alison Jacques
until 30 May
Saatchi Yates & Isamaya Ffrench present ‘Studio Iron’
Saatchi Yates
until 7 Jun
Luigi Ghirri: Felicità
Thomas Dane Gallery
until 9 May
Rheydt NOW
Sprovieri
until 7 Jun
Sarah Morris: Snow Leopards and Skyscrapers
White Cube, Mason’s Yard
until 9 May
Wilhelm Sasnal: family / history
Sadie Coles HQ, Savile Row
until 23 May