Celebrate Women's History Month at Almine Rech
In honor of International Women's Day, Almine Rech highlights the vision and enduring influence of women in the arts. Founded and led by Almine Rech, the gallery is proud to champion generations of women artists whose practices continue to shape contemporary culture and expand the narrative of art history.
This Women’s History Month, join Almine Rech in celebrating the work and lives of women artists through a curated selection of exhibitions, interviews, studio videos, and Almine Rech Editions publications.
Upcoming Gallery Shows
Explore exhibitions featuring women artists opening soon at our galleries worldwide.
Youngju Joung
'Pause and Flow'
Almine Rech New York, Tribeca
March 13 — April 25, 2026
Genieve Figgis
'Drama Club'
Almine Rech Monaco
April 14 — September 25, 2026
Thu-Van Tran
Almine Rech Shanghai
May 29 — August 8, 2026
Farah Atassi
Almine Rech New York, Tribeca
June 26 — July 31, 2026
Haley Josephs
Almine Rech New York, Tribeca
June 26 — July 31, 2026
Claire Tabouret
Almine Rech Gstaad
July — August, 2026
Currently On View
Emily Mason
'Other Rooms, Works from 1959–2017'
Almine Rech Paris, Turenne
Through March 14, 2026
The first major monographic exhibition devoted to the artist in Europe, spanning nearly sixty years of her creative output. The exhibition features around fifty works, and covers a period from the late 1950s to the second half of the 2010s, offering the chance to discover Mason's paintings on canvas, clay-board, and paper.
Upcoming Museum Exhibitions
Ewa Juszkiewicz
Museo Nacional Thyssen-Bornemisza, Madrid, Spain
May 26 to September 6, 2026
Ewa Juszkiewicz (b. 1984, Gdańsk, Poland) reframes the visual tropes of classical European portraiture, engaging in a critical dialogue with canonical representations of feminine beauty. By deconstructing and reimagining women portrayed in historical painting, she recontextualizes these images within a contemporary framework, opening them to new, layered interpretations. Combining a refined, traditional technique with subversive and provocative content, Juszkiewicz creates paintings that are simultaneously grounded in tradition and boldly transgressive.
Ewa Juszkiewicz, Gloriosa (detail), oil on canvas, 200 x 160 cm, 78 1/2 x 63 in, 2025
Courtesy Ewa Juszkiewicz
Chloe Wise
'Extrasensory'
Kulturstiftung Basel H. Geiger, Switzerland
June 12 to September 6, 2026
In her upcoming solo-exhibition, Canadian artist Chloe Wise explores the sublime through the interplay of film, sculpture and painting. She asks how we perceive reality—and what lies hidden beyond the reach of our senses and language. What we call consensus reality is in truth a shifting field of vibrating waves and particles, shaped into order by perception and storytelling. Yet the very tools that allow us to construct the world also blind us to what cannot be named. Drawing on philosophy, mythology, and contemporary culture, Wise reflects on phenomena that resist definition, from the poetic to the uncanny, from angels to UFOs. The exhibition opens a dreamlike space where metaphor and imagination invite us to approach the ineffable—experiences that remain beyond words, yet profoundly felt.
Chloe Wise, A hammer wants to be held (detail), oil on linen, 182.9 x 152.4 cm, 72 x 60 in, 2023
Courtesy Chloe Wise
Taryn Simon
Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum and Foundation, New York, NY, US
September 18, 2026 to March 14, 2027
This major exhibition premieres a new body of work by Taryn Simon. The project will bring together never-before-seen photographs, text, videos, and sculptures in a singular, interactive installation filling the entire Rotunda. Simon is widely recognized for her storytelling, which directs our attention to the whispers and unseen forces shaping the worlds we inhabit. On view during the 250th anniversary of the United States, her new project will gather a massive constellation of images around a sweeping narrative that spirals through the space. Visitors will choose their own pathways through the whirlwind Simon has assembled.
Taryn Simon, composite of images to be featured in the Guggenheim New York’s exhibition, September 18, 2026 – March 14, 2027
Courtesy Taryn SimonCurrent Institutional Exhibitions
Discover the creations of women artists showcased in prominent institutions worldwide, spanning from the Netherlands to Taiwan, United States, and beyond.
Claire Tabouret
'Weaving Waters, Weaving Gestures'
Museum Voorlinden, Wassenaar, Netherlands
Through May 25, 2026
Minjung Kim
Taipei Biennial 2025 'Whispers on the Horizon'
Taipei Fine Arts Museum, Taiwan
Through March 29, 2026
Leelee Kimmel
in 'The Living Room', group show
Reiffers Initiatives, Paris, France
Through March 28, 2026
Inès Longevial
'Up close and personal'
Worpsweder Kunsthalle, Germany
Through November 1, 2026
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Inès Longevial, Visage Vert, oil on canvas, 70 x 98.5 x 3.5 cm, 27 1/2 x 39 x 1 1/2 in, 2024
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Inès Longevial, Cascading portrait 2, oil on linen canvas, 37.8 x 30.2 x 3.5 cm, 14 7/8 × 11 7/8 × 1 3/8, 2025
Jess Valice
Saint Laurent Rive Droite, Los Angeles, CA, US
Through May 18, 2026
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© Jess Valice - Photo: Matthew Kroening -
© Jess Valice - Photo: Matthew Kroening
Selected Features
Original essays, interviews, and reviews offering deeper insight into our artists and exhibitions.
Marie Laurencin
Portrait by Marie Gispert, translated by Kate Deimling
This profile explores the personal and artistic influences that shaped Marie Laurencin’s work over the course of her life.
Man Ray
Marie Laurencin, 1925
Gelatin silver print
Centre Pompidou – Musée National d’Art Modern / Centre de Création Industrielle, Paris, AM 1994-394 (3761)
Emily Mason
Portrait by Louisa Mahoney, Researcher
The essay highlights Mason’s mastery of color and texture, revealing how her instinctive, tactile process shapes radiant, layered abstractions.
Emily Mason in her Chelsea Studio, 1991
© Emily Mason - Courtesy of the Artist and Almine Rech - Photo: Tommy Naess
Minjung Kim in conversation with Andrew Russeth
This contribution unfolds as a conversation with Minjung Kim, shaped by meetings in South Korea and France and centered on her artistic practice.
Minjung Kim in her studio, 2022
Photo: Sebastiano Pellion di Persano
Genieve Figgis in conversation with Simone Rocha
The artist and Simone Rocha, fashion designer, share a rich dialogue about their intertwined creative sensibilities, rooted in Irish upbringings and a shared investment in the expressive, performative nature of femininity and artistic identity.
Portrait of Genieve Figgis
Photo: Doreen KilfeatherSelected Videos
Original films featuring artist interviews, exhibition highlights, studio visits, and exclusive behind-the-scenes perspectives that bring our gallery’s program and creative voices to life.
Recent Event
Amanda Wall participated in the 11th International Patronage Awards organized by the Callia Foundation, an organization dedicated to promoting patronage and supporting the conservation, restoration, and dissemination of artistic heritage.
The awards honor individuals and initiatives that contribute to cultural development through collecting and supporting the arts. As part of this initiative, the artwork Nocturne (2025) was donated to support charitable efforts focused on the restoration of works belonging to the world’s artistic heritage.
During the program, Amanda Wall also took part in the panel discussion “The Curator & the Artist,” moderated by curator Simon de Pury. The conversation explored themes of collecting, the art market, and the role of patronage in contemporary artistic practice.
Amanda Wall, Nocturne (detail), oil on linen, 152.5 x 4 x 152.5 cm, 60 x 60 in, 2025
Explore further
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Ewa Juszkiewicz
Untitled (after François Gérard)
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Claire Tabouret
L'Urgence et la Patience
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Taryn Simon
An American Index of the Hidden and Unfamiliar
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Chloe Wise
Second Nature
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Vivian Springford
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Genesis Tramaine
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Farah Atassi
Model in Studio No.4
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Farah Atassi
Model in Studio No.6
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Farah Atassi
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Thu Van Tran
Rainbow Herbicides
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Inès Longevial
Visage Théâtre
