Exhibitions & Events

Gallery Marquess x Fahrettin Aykut presents İkilem / Dilemma, a solo exhibition of recent works by Suat Akdemir.

Light Contemplation brings together oil paintings by Bjørn Strandenes, curated by Bjørn Follevåg.

We are pleased to present Entangled Solitudes, a solo exhibition by Turkish artist Talip Keser, curated by Ilayda Uzunarslan.

Gunes Kaplan’s Hidden Lives: What Memory Leaves Behind explores the space between the visible and the unseen, tracing memory, place and the stories that continue beyond the frame.

Fernando Montaño brings together performance, painting, sculpture and fashion design in an exhibition exploring the creative world behind his life on and beyond the stage.

Gallery Marquess presents a solo exhibition by London-based artist Lizii Chan.

Gallery Marquess, Mayfair presents “Colossal Youth”.

Agriel's Sympatheia was born as a project that is both personal healing and a form of revenge. At its very root, the photograph represents the cyclical nature of trauma, healing and rebirth—while referencing a story that relates to St Agnes's martyrdom.

We are proud to exhibit the works of Judy Clarkson and Geoff Gunvy in our gallery, opening a gateway in the Mayfair art scene for the fine artists of East London's intelligentsia.

This exhibition explores transformation through upcycling. Discarded materials and overlooked fragments become the starting point for new forms.

Gallery Marquess is delighted to present the beautiful artworks of Sezen Özdemir and looks forward to sharing this exceptional exhibition with you.

Tuba Önder’s ceramic forms treat material as flux—intuitive, unsettled and alive to process.

Curated by Fahrettin Aykut, three artists examine place, erasure and reconstructed identity.

FAAR brings Ballet Mécanique to CI Bloom 2026, extending its study of rhythm, object and fragment.

A group exhibition on rhythm, fragmentation and the uneasy choreography between body, object and machine.

Murathan Özbek’s Yanıbaşında follows the quiet bond between people, trees and cinematic attention.

Curated by Mehmet Kahraman, Burnt by the Sun gathers nine artists around heat, exposure and afterimage.

Ayşe Yenel studies silence as an emotional structure, making absence, pause and tension visible.

Can Arkun, Leyla Semerciyan and Ishilla Alexandra meet around individual expression and shared space.

Mahmut Celayir traces geography, memory and nature through an atmospheric body of painting.

Ezgi Demir and Dima Ziadie revisit legacy through emotion, memory and contemporary image-making.

Chloe Tinsley floods the room with colour, treating vibrance as shelter, mood and surface.

Soulscapes maps interior worlds through seven practices, moving between emotion, image and terrain.

Tash Moss unsettles the landscape, holding natural form between perception, fiction and transformation.

Irina Denev’s ceramic forms hold touch, vulnerability and origin in a tactile register.

Patryk Adach’s solo presentation tracks a bold, intimate practice of gesture, image and narrative.