CURRENT EXHIBITIONS
UPCOMING EXHIBITIONS
Volery Gallery is proud to present Floating, a solo exhibition by Aaron Johnson.
Aaron Johnson’s paintings exist in a state of suspension, between figuration and abstraction, weight and weightlessness, the earthly and the cosmic. Built through fluid movement and luminous color, his works unfold as encounters with beings that seem to emerge from light itself.
Noritoshi Mitsuuchi’s paintings unfold as living worlds where forms gently emerge from within one another, expanding, dissolving, and reappearing in a continuous state of becoming. His imagery draws on motifs that evoke plant life, suggesting growth that is not fixed but ever shifting, as if each figure were quietly blooming from an unseen interior.
Volery Gallery is proud to present When the Eternal Breaks Through, a solo exhibition by Cindy Bernhard, opening on Thursday, 20 November 2025, and on view until Tuesday, 16 December 2025, in Dubai. Known for her luminous, cinematic paintings that merge devotion and digital glow, Bernhard expands the boundaries of contemporary figuration, transforming light itself into both subject and atmosphere.
In this new body of work, Bernhard continues her exploration of surface as revelation, where paint radiates, refracts, and breathes. Each canvas becomes a threshold between the sacred and the screen, where baroque intensity meets the language of our hyper-mediated age.
In Transmission, Sebastian Hosu explores the human figure, with a particular interest in human existence as a relationship between being, movement, and space, especially the green space of the landscape, which is sometimes perceived as natural, and at other times as artificial.
Blue Error captures the moment of cultural system failure — a world frozen mid-crash. Luxury cars, branded goods, and symbols of prestige appear weathered, dismantled, or absurdly repurposed, like corrupted files left behind after a fatal error. These objects, once markers of aspiration, now stand as relics of a reality pushed past its limits by climate change, overconsumption, and political instability. By framing status icons within scenes of decay and dislocation, the series mirrors the logic of a blue screen: a stark warning that the code is broken, and that our next choice — to reboot or to repeat — will define what survives.
Following its acclaimed presentation at CAN Art Fair 2024 in Ibiza, the monumental bronze sculpture Nalakala by Indonesian contemporary artist Roby Dwi Antono has been installed at the Puente Romano Hotel in Marbella, Spain, where it will remain on public view for at least one year. The project marks another milestone in Volery Gallery’s public art program, dedicated to bringing museum-quality works into open, accessible environments around the world.
Drawing from his upbringing in Hawai‘i, Yamazaki reflects on the subtle geography of memory, identity, and belonging. In Hawaiian, mauka means “towards the mountain” and makai means “towards the ocean”—a directional vocabulary that locates life between two powerful natural forces.
In this new body of work, Yamazaki merges mundane domestic interiors with abstracted landscapes, creating quiet, contemplative scenes that speak to how our environment—both built and natural—shapes the way we see ourselves and our place in the world.
In an era where technology intertwines with nature, and faith collides with reason, we stand at a critical juncture: nature is being re-coded by algorithms, faith is being redefined by technology, and humanity’s future trembles in the unknown. The exhibition Supernatural·Algorithm employs symbolic imagery—pencil trees, anthropomorphic trees, and twisted candles—to explore the complex relationships between nature, technology, and faith through visual and philosophical lenses, revealing their inherent contradictions and possibilities.
Volery Gallery is proud to present Eidolon, a solo exhibition by French artist Laura Garcia Karras, on view from April 18 to May 17, 2025. In this deeply evocative series, Karras explores the spectral space between presence and absence, giving form to what lingers just beyond perception.
To understand the essence of Flower Shop, we must think of color not just as a visual element but as a language of its own. Color is what makes the world visible, yet its perception is deeply personal. Does a vibrant burst of red or the delicate fade of blue appear the same to everyone? Or does each of us experience a slightly different reality?
The upcoming solo exhibition Savage System by Edyta Hul at Volery Gallery delves into the intricate entanglements of nature, abstraction, and primal survival. As a visual artist based in Warsaw, Hul’s work transcends traditional representations of landscape and organic forms, evolving into complex, layered compositions that embody the raw forces of existence.
Volery Gallery is proud to present a solo exhibition by Japanese-Brazilian artist Mariana Oushiro this February. Known for her distinctive approach to abstraction, Oushiro’s work merges bold strokes of color, sharp lines, and geometric forms, drawing inspiration from her Brazilian and Japanese heritage. Her compositions balance precision with depth, offering a unique exploration of dimensionality and harmony. The exhibition will be on view from February 6 to March 4, 2025.
We are excited to announce the upcoming solo show of Bibi Lei this December at Volery Gallery, Dubai. Born in Macao and currently based in Tokyo, Bibi Lei is a Portuguese-Chinese artist known for her unique approach to painting. She describes herself as a child-like soul that never grows old, channeling this spirit into her art. Bibi paints primarily with her fingers, embracing the spontaneity and purity of free will. Her works feature a recurring original character, a brave superhero girl exploring fantastical worlds Lei has created. Dreamy, colorful, and full of love, hope, and joy, Bibi Lei’s art invites viewers into her vibrant universe, where colors and imagination come to life with a sense of purity and wonder.
Volery Gallery is excited to present the upcoming solo exhibition of Rita Maikova this December. Known for her unique ability to weave personal narratives of love, change, and resilience, Maikova’s work offers a surreal exploration of the human experience. This exhibition promises to be a captivating journey through her vivid imagination, where her signature characters come alive in dreamlike landscapes.
Volery Gallery is proud to present Life in the Fast Lane, a solo exhibition by artist Tyrrell Winston this November. Winston breathes new life into discarded objects, transforming them into powerful narratives that explore hope, despair, and the enduring human spirit. Through his captivating assemblages, Winston compels viewers to find beauty and meaning in the overlooked remnants of everyday life.
Volery Gallery is thrilled to present Seulgi Kim's solo exhibition in October 2024. Kim captures the essence of transition from childhood to adulthood in her poignant artworks, bathed in shades of blue that evoke both melancholy and warmth. Her paintings, infused with childhood motifs like paper boats and lotus leaves, invite viewers into a world of introspection and nostalgia. Don't miss the opportunity to experience Kim Seul-gi's evocative narrative at Volery Gallery this October.
Volery Gallery is thrilled to announce an upcoming solo exhibition by the talented artist Ghizlane Agzenaï, scheduled for September 2024. Born in Tangier, with her heart rooted in Casablanca, and a citizen of the world through her art, Agzenaï has cultivated an unmistakable artistic style. Her works, characterized by geometric shapes and vibrant colors, invite viewers into a metaphysical realm where emotions can be freely expressed.
Volery Gallery is proud to present "Nalakala," a monumental bronze sculpture by the renowned artist Roby Dwi Antono. This timeless piece will be showcased at the prestigious CAN Art Fair 2024, located at Paseig Vara de Rey in Ibiza, from June 20th to September 9th.
Step into An Hoang's captivating world of abstract art at Volery Gallery Dubai this June. Known for her ability to delicately balance harmonious hues with bold bursts of expression, Hoang's paintings offer a mesmerizing exploration of memory and sensation.
Volery Gallery is thrilled to announce an upcoming solo exhibition by the talented artist I Putu Adi Suanjaya, better known as Kencut, scheduled for this May. Renowned for his captivating works in painting, sculpture, and installation art, Kencut draws inspiration from both traditional Balinese art and modern installations, creating a unique fusion of styles.
Volery Gallery is delighted to announce an upcoming solo exhibition showcasing the mesmerizing works of Salomé Chatriot this April. Chatriot is a globally recognized artist whose creations transcend conventional boundaries. With a profound focus on the harmony between man and machine, her art delicately infuses machines with fragility and sensitivity, advocating for a future where technology and humanity coexist harmoniously.
In partnership with STEMS Gallery, Volery Gallery is delighted to unveil a curated group exhibition this coming March. This compelling exhibition is curated by STEMS Gallery, known for its commitment to showcasing innovative contemporary art.
Volery Gallery in Dubai is delighted to feature the extraordinary works of Ana Barriga from March 1-31, 2024. Renowned for her dynamic approach to mixed media, Ana Barriga brings a distinctive touch to her creations. Using oil, enamel, felt pen, and spray, she incorporates an act of vandalism towards her own paintings, establishing a unique hallmark in all her pieces.
Volery Gallery is thrilled to present a solo exhibition featuring the captivating works of Yosuke Ueno this February. Born in Japan in 1977 and currently residing in Chiba, Japan, Yosuke Ueno is a globally recognized self-taught artist. His art transcends boundaries, inviting viewers on a mesmerizing journey that seamlessly merges the realms of reality and surrealism.
Volery Gallery is pleased to present a solo exhibition of works by Japanese artist Keigo Nakamura. The show will run from December 14 to January 9, 2023.
This November 2023, step into the world of "Someday", a captivating dual exhibition that masterfully blends ethereal fantasies with poignant realities, showcased through the works of contemporary artists, Kai and Jade Kim.
Volery Gallery will be hosting Femalarity, a group exhibition curated by Matt Chung this coming October 19 to November 7, 2023. Femalarity will be showcasing a lineup of contemporary established artists from around the globe.
In October, Volery Gallery will unveil its upcoming group exhibition, titled "Walt Disney is Dead, David Hockney is Not." The exhibition will be expertly curated by Madrid-based artist Ana Barriga.
PAST EXHIBITIONS
Enigma is a group exhibition that proposes the works of different established contemporary artists. The show unpuzzles the mystery in the characters' expressions, gazing at the unknown, surrounded by urban, rural and new universes.
Volery Gallery presents Don’t Give a Damns #2 group exhibition this coming March. The show will be curated by Sasha Bogojev curator and former contributing editor at Juxtapoz Magazine.
This coming February 2023, Volery Gallery will be hosting a solo exhibition by contemporary artists Canyon Castator and Jon Young.
Volery Gallery, Dubai, in collaboration with STEMS Gallery, Brussels, will present a group exhibition highlighting the works of different contemporary artists this coming January 2023.
Volery Gallery, Dubai, is pleased to feature Master and Commander, a solo exhibition by Swedish-Dominican artist Tania Marmolejo. The show will run from 8 December 2022 –3 January 2023.
This coming November, Taiwanese artist Chen Wei Ting will be opening his solo exhibition at Volery Gallery, Dubai. Chen Wei Ting’s works are mostly paintings with acrylic paints, often accompanied by poems that correspond to the visual parts and provide a complete sense of a story. He also works with different media, such as video art, action art, and sculpture.
Volery Gallery, Dubai will be hosting a solo exhibition by French urban artist Thomas Canto.
Thomas Canto’s repertoire is based on the energy of cities, which he is able to incorporate into his pieces thanks to his deep understanding of optical and kinetic art. Light and movement are critical elements in contemporary art today, and these focal elements are clearly evident in his works.
Organised by Volery Gallery, the Island Time group exhibition is curated by Andrew Schoultz. The show references the slowing of time and reveals the idea of living a lifestyle where the passing of hours plays no factor in our decision-making.
Volery Gallery is pleased to announce its participation in Contemporary Art Now, Ibiza (CAN). The fair focuses on the Now and solely on the latest happenings in the contemporary art world.
Volery Gallery's main aim is to offer the Middle East exposure to the latest happenings in the international art world, exhibiting and collaborating with artists and galleries representing the New Contemporary wave.
The times we are living in, now more so than ever, have shown us that we need to come together as one. That all our actions impact each other. That looking out for number one, is not the way that things are going to get fixed. The world must unite and work together to heal itself or there will be no coming back from the brink we collectively find ourselves at.
Images of colourful flat worlds that are filled with innocent and friendly characters were everyone's first childhood companions. Dreamcast is a group exhibition with a lineup of contemporary established artists.
Volery Gallery will be hosting the first exhibition from Spanish artist Ana Barriga in Middle East this coming April 14 to May 10, 2022.
Volery Gallery, Dubai, in collaboration with Galerie Julien Cadet, Paris, represent Miam Miam, a group exhibition highlighting the works of three contemporary artists Jake Clark, Monica Kim Garza and Humberto Poblete-Bustamante. Miam Miam will be on show from March 12 to April 7, 2022.
In collaboration with City of Talents, Volery Gallery presents Childhood Memories February 10—March 8, 2022. The group exhibition is curated by Jean Claude Geraud, the founder of City of Talents, Toulouse, a contemporary and urban art agency. Childhood Memories brings together the works of twelve contemporary artists from different parts of the world.
Volery Gallery, Dubai and Stems Gallery, Brussels collaborated to present Higher Than the Sun, a group exhibition opening on 15 December 2021. Opening in December 2021, the exhibition presents a selection of contemporary artists with a prosperous history with the Stems Gallery. The gallery was established in 2015 by siblings Guillaume and Pascaline Smets. The collaboration will highlight the works of artists that are not well known to the art audience in the Middle East, realising Volery's aims for a more comprehensive presentation of contemporary happenings in the international art scene.
Organised by Volery Gallery, American Psycho (2021) is a group exhibition curated by Rom Levy and Massine Benoukaci. It draws its inspiration from the best seller movie of the same title, based on Bret Easton Ellis's 1991 novel. The film features Christian Bale playing Patrick Bateman, a wealthy investment banker. Bateman keeps his psychopathic ego hidden until he loses control and his illogical fantasies escalate, causing him to submit to an uncontrollable bloodlust.
Ethereal is a group exhibition organised by Volery Gallery and curated by Rom Levy the gallery’s Founder and Senior Curator. The show brings together a group of prominent contemporary artists whose work portrays familiar figurations to earthly experiences; nevertheless, these sceneries are preoccupied with a different world than that of the tangible here and now.
Volery Gallery presents Subliminal Matrix by Beijing-based Chinese painter Zhang Ji. In this exhibition, this precisely calibrated selection of 12 paintings, created from 2018 - 2020, demonstrates Zhang’s wholehearted engagement with the very structures and systems of painting.
Volery Gallery presents Domesticity group exhibition, curated by Sasha Bogojev Curator and Contributing Editor at Juxtapoz Magazine. The inaugural exhibition presents a selection of all-new, previously unseen, original works by 17 international artists. The presentation revolves around the exploration of interior spaces as the fated environment for mankind and will feature works by Ojo Ayotunde; Ana Barriga; Pablo Benzo; Matt Bollinger; Deborah Brown; Mathieu Cherkit; Modou Dieng; Daniel Heidkamp; Yuichi Hirako; Jordy Kerwick; Sally Kindberg; Andrés Lozano; Alexis Ralaivao; Andy Rementer; Fabian Treiber; Ivana De Vivanco and Guy Yanai.
Andrew Schoultz's solo exhibition Earth Vessel is the artist's first representation in the Gulf region. The exhibition explores the symbolic and literal meaning of an earth vessel as a metaphor for the human’s existence and body. Reflecting on the fact that maintaining physical and mental health leads to balance, while balance allows us to be present resulting in a positive effect on our surroundings.