Browse through all exhibitions that currently take place. We also provide information about future exhibitions and exhibitions from the past.
Australia
The exhibition is opened from September 03, 2026 until September 14, 2026.
Tuesday - Saturday 9:30 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Sunday - Monday 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
SOCIAL Galley
Salamanca Place
Hobart, Tasmania
Below and Beyond presents a series of paintings and handmade seaweed paper sculptures by Hobart artist Catherine Stringer. The artworks explore landscapes as places of threshold and transition.
All of the artworks in the exhibition depict water in some way, continuing a longstanding theme in Stringer's practice.
Many of the works depict the surfaces of sea, rivers, creeks and waterholes, where clear water allows partial views of what lies beneath the surface, while also reflecting the surrounding rocks, cliffs, trees and sky. Some of these waters also contain a swimmer whose rippling image merges with water's reflections.
In other works the eye is drawn to the distance through kelp beds, open water or cave entrances, towards spaces that remain beyond our view.
Water reflects and reveals, distorts and conceals, adapts and flows.
Water leads us beyond the immediately visible.
Australia
The exhibition is opened from August 26, 2026 until September 13, 2026.
Patricia Alexander
,
Amanda Benn
,
Anzara Clark
,
Anne Gason
,
Gail Stiffe
,
Catherine Stringer
Monday to Sunday 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Opening event
Sunday August 30, 2 – 4 p.m.
Launch by Bridget Hillebrand
Box Hill Community Arts Centre
470 Station St, Box Hill VIC 3128
03 9895 8888
This exhibition is an invitation to let imagination run free. Rewilding calls on us to pay attention to the living world in all its intricate beauty; to encourage diversity, rethink conventions, and find new ways to coexist and collaborate. For papermakers, it’s a prompt to explore wild possibilities in paper arts.
Working with plant fibres, seaweed, recycled paper and other materials, the contributing artists display skill in numerous techniques from handmaking paper to momigami, joomchi, origami, pulp painting and casting, folding, cutting, sculpting, book binding, printing, eco-dyeing, weaving, collage and more… The possibilities are endlessly fascinating.
Family-friendly and perfect for anyone interested in art, craft, artisanal work with natural materials, recycling, and the environment.
United States
The exhibition is opened from August 10, 2026 until September 09, 2026.
Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Bedford Gallery
Longwood University
Farmville, VA
The show is almost devoid of graphic/textual elements. The characters that used to be the subject have mostly dissolved into shapes. All works 2026, made at the Pyramid Atlantic Art Center, Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity, Longwood University, and the University of Arkansas.
Further information:
https://danqicai.com/safer-than-words
Latvia
The exhibition is opened from June 07, 2026 until September 06, 2026.
Kristine Japina
,
Erika Zutere
,
and Latvian textile artists of all generations
Tuesday to Thursday - 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Friday, Saturday 10 a.m. - 7 p.m.
Sunday 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Monday - closed
Cesvaine Palace
1 Pils Street
Cesvaine, Madona Municipality
LV-4871
For the fifth consecutive year, the Latvian Textile Art Association invites visitors to its summer exhibition at Cesvaine Palace.
This year’s exhibition offers an open and diverse insight into contemporary Latvian textile art. Free from a single overarching theme, it allows each artist to speak about what matters most to them.
The concept also resonates with the approaching centenary of Rudolf Heimrāts, the founder of Latvia’s textile art tradition, reflecting on the development of the field while considering how textile art continues to evolve today.
The works explore memories, environments, people, everyday life, and belonging. Alongside personal narratives, broader social and cultural moods also emerge. From more than 400 submitted works, 50 have been selected for the exhibition, showcasing a wide range of techniques, artistic approaches, and generational perspectives.
The exhibition offers an opportunity to experience Latvian textile art as it exists today-diverse, vibrant, and constantly evolving.
France
The exhibition is opened from July 24, 2026 until August 31, 2026.
Wednesday through Sunday, 2:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.
Musée Aristide Bergès
Chemin des papetiers
09190 Lorp Sentarailles
Further information:
www.asso-ab.fr
Bulgaria
The exhibition is opened from May 28, 2026 until August 31, 2026.
Monday 9 am – 5 pm
Tuesday 9 am – 5 pm
Wednesday 9 am – 5 pm
Thursday 9 am – 6 pm
Friday 9 am – 4 pm
Saturday Closed
Sunday Closed
Polish Institute in Sofia in Bulgaria
Sofia 1000
ul. Weslec 12
"What Remains? On the Materiality of Meaning" is an exhibition of objects made from paper produced from plant fibers, presented at the Polish Institute in Sofia.
The exhibition reflects on inscription as a process of transformation—between presence and the disappearance of meaning. Its starting point is a series of acts of transformation, removal, and revelation, positioning image and inscription as a dynamic field of continuous change.
Paper, with its organic structure and susceptibility to transformation, becomes not only a medium but also an active participant in the process of inscription. The works explore the material traces of emotions, experiences, labor, and memory. Here, inscription appears both as a form of preservation and as a process of disappearance and disintegration.
The presented works examine the tension between matter and meaning. Cracks, abrasions, corrosion, sediment, and dust are not treated as defects but as records of time and carriers of memory.
Maria Matyja-Rozpara is the recipient of the AMATERAS Grand Prix 2025 and a guest artist in the international programme of SOFIA PAPER ART FEST 2026.
The exhibition is held under the patronage of the Polish Institute in Sofia and is co-financed by the Minister of Culture and National Heritage of the Republic of Poland.
photos: Hanna Rozpara
Latvia
The exhibition is opened from June 09, 2026 until August 30, 2026.
Ilze Dilane
,
Kristine Japina
,
Erika Maldere
,
Karmena Ozola
,
Erika Zutere
,
and other Latvian paper artists
Tuesday to Friday 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Saturday 11 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Sunday, Monday closed
Varakļāni Regional Museum
29 Pils Street
Varakļāni, Madona Municipality
LV-4838
Paper Art and artist book Exhibition at the Varakļāni Regional Museum.
Experience the fragile beauty and creative depth of contemporary paper art in the historic interiors of Varakļāni Manor Palace.
The Medium of Paper: A showcase of diverse techniques—from handmade paper to intricate structural folds, stitches, and drawings.
The Theme of Blue: A unifying element that lends a sense of depth, serenity, and visual harmony to the collection.
The Artist’s Book: An invitation to explore a rare and fascinating genre where the book is reimagined as a three-dimensional art object.
Participants: 18 Latvian artists
Curators: Ērika Zutere & Kristine Japina
Australia
The exhibition is opened from August 14, 2026 until August 29, 2026.
Wednesday 12 - 4 p.m.
Thursday 11 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Friday 12 - 5 p.m.
Saturday 11 a.m. - 4 p.m.
or by appointment
Parker Contemporary Art Gallery
R3/38 Hope Street.
South Brisbane 4101
'Tidal' brings together a new body of work by Melbourne-based artist Bridget Hillebrand. Developed through recent residencies on a floating studio at Lake Tyers in East Gippsland and along the Shoalhaven River at Bundanon, NSW, the works arise from sustained proximity to tidal environments. Their continual give and take is felt through shifts in visibility, unstable ground, and traces of contact, pressure and return.
Through printmaking, ink and folded paper, Hillebrand works with repetition as a way of registering change. Acts of marking, layering and folding echo the cyclical motion of currents, sediment and tidal flow, with the surface holding the evidence of movement over time. Rather than picturing water as a fixed subject, Tidal attends to the conditions that move through it. The exhibition considers making as a practice of attunement, shaped by pull, pressure, return and the unseen forces that determine what comes to the surface.
Further information:
https://www.parkercontemporary.com.au/exhibitions/bridget-hillebrand
France
The exhibition is opened from July 02, 2026 until August 27, 2026.
Monday - Friday 2 p.m. - 8 p.m.
Cité Internationale Universitaire
31, Blvd Jourdan
Paris, 75014
After an initial creative residency at the Cité Internationale Universitaire in 2006, Julie Picard returns twenty years later, this time for an art exhibition as part of the centennial celebration of the Maison des étudiants canadiens.
Working exclusively with paper, the works on display are created from materials collected in Quebec and France.
Julie Picard is a visual artist based in Quebec City, Canada. Active since the 2000s, she has received several awards and grants, and her work has been featured in more than 40 exhibitions in Canada and internationally. Her works are part of private, institutional, and museum collections.
Poland
The exhibition is opened from July 09, 2026 until August 23, 2026.
Silvia Beltrami
,
And other Artists
Daily, 8 am – 8 pm – from May 1st – until September 30th
Dobra Gallery, University of Warsaw Library (BUW)
56/66 Dobra Street, Warsaw
The fourth edition of an international project dedicated to contemporary collage art, organized to celebrate the 10th anniversary of Retroavangarda.
The International Collage Exhibition – Warsaw 2026 is one of the most important collage art events taking place in Europe this year.
Germany
The exhibition is opened from July 18, 2026 until August 15, 2026.
Monday to Friday after arrangement
Saturday and Sunday 12 - 8 p.m.
Gutshaus Kloster St. Georg
Götschendorf 33
17268 Milmersdorf
The “KoExistenz” exhibition will take place in the manor house on the grounds of the Russian Orthodox Monastery of St. George in Götschendorf, Brandenburg. In addition to the exhibition, there will be a supporting program featuring concerts, readings, theater and film performances, and artistic workshops.
About the Exhibition:
“KoExistenz” means living together, interacting, maintaining a reciprocal relationship with one another, and finding synergy with the other’s perspective, rather than judging or condemning.
Driven by a childlike fear, we humans often tend to fight against whatever seems threatening. The “enemy”—which can be any number of things—usually has only a limited “shelf life”: forest die-off, the ozone hole, nuclear power, climate change, diseases, those who think differently.
But the fight against one thing or another distracts us from our actual tasks and thus prevents us from evolving as a human community.
The whole is greater than the sum of its parts. And the interplay of elements is the foundation upon which new properties and structures of a system can emerge. There is no light without darkness, no day without night. Our lives unfold in the tension between opposites that are mutually dependent and complementary, not mutually exclusive.
Nothing that exists is without meaning, and every crisis is a challenge.
“It is said that the truth lies in the middle between two opposing opinions. Not at all! The problem lies in between—the intangible, the eternally active life, contemplated in stillness.” (J.W. Goethe)
Netherlands
The exhibition is opened from July 10, 2026 until August 08, 2026.
Thursday to Saturday 11 am - 5 pm
de Akerk
Akerkhof 2
9711 JB Groningen
Pilgrimage in the City, a contemporary art route past historic churches in Groningen. As a modern-day pilgrim, you’ll embark on a journey through ancient places of silence, beauty, and imagination. The Pilgrimage in the City art route takes you past three remarkable churches: the Akerk, the Nieuwe Kerk, and the Pelstergasthuiskerk.
At these locations, 13 artists—affiliated with and invited by the artists’ collective 6kmperuur10mdiep—will present works created specifically for “Pilgrimage in the City.” The route is more than just a walk. At the various locations, you can engage in conversation with the artists and discover new perspectives. Inside the churches, you’ll find artworks created specifically for these spaces and artists working on-site.
Josefien Alkema created drawings as a landscape through which the pilgrim passes. Not in search of a sacred, meaningful place, but right in the midst of it. The inspiration for this installation comes from the medieval mystic, scientist, and composer Hildegard von Bingen and her concept of Viriditas: “greenness,” which represents the life force in nature, the breath of God.
In the mystical tradition, there is a unity between nature, people, and God—the divine. This realization gives nature its ultimate meaning; it is life itself, of which every human being is a part. An awareness of nature turns every walk into a pilgrimage.
'Viriditas'
Sepia ink on 5-gram Kozu paper
Netherlands
The exhibition is opened from August 01, 2026 until August 02, 2026.
Ina Fekken
,
various artists
Art route on August 1 & 2 from 11 a.m. - p.m.
Warfhuizen, Burg. IJ. Wiersumstraat 18: Ina Fekken
Kloosterburen, Hoofdstraat 69: anne wine and guest Fokko Jelsma
Saaxumhuizen, Dorpsstraat 5: Anne Marieke Millenaar and Maarten Robert
The art route takes you through the Hogeland, passing three villages where artists display their work. The route can be started at one of the three locations in Warfhuizen, Saaxumhuizen, or Kloosterburen.
In Warfhuizen is the studio of Ina Fekken. She creates work using paper, cardboard, and her surroundings. Something involving a flower meadow, with an emphasis on the dandelion, framing, and perhaps a sparkling inspiration. Artist Ursula Caruel has invited her to participate in the traveling exhibition Vegetal Art Collection.This work is also on show.
In Saaxumhuizen, two studios can be visited at the same location, artist's Anne Marieke Millenaar and Maarten Robert. In Kloosterburen, you will find Anne Wine in her studio.
The route is easy to cycle.
Germany
The exhibition is opened from June 04, 2026 until July 25, 2026.
Heike Berl
,
and other Artists
Tuesday to Friday 2 – 7 p.m.
Saturday 1 – 5 p.m.
Inselgalerie Berlin
Petersburger Straße 76A
10249 Berlin
FRESH LEGS BERLIN 2026 - an international group exhibition featuring 69 artists from 23 countries across two Berlin galleries - Galleri Heike Arndt DK and Inselgalerie Berlin.
Galleri Heike Arndt DK and INSELGALERIE BERLIN are proudly present the annual Fresh Legs Berlin 2026 exhibition, showcasing a wide range of artworks. In both galleries, carefully selected artists will express their perspectives on current social challenges and raise questions about our humanity. Every visitor can discover something personally captivating within this diversity of artistic expression.
A catalog is available. @galleriheikearndtberlin @inselgalerieberlin
Photos: @materialmatters.online / Victoria Gentsch
Further information:
www.inselgalerie-berlin.de/298-ausstellung-fresh-legs-2026/
www.heike-berl.de
North Macedonia
The exhibition is opened from July 02, 2026 until July 15, 2026.
Solo exhibit vernissage: 7 p.m. EET
Gallery opening hours: 9 a.m. - 9 p.m.
Cultural Centre Cult
St. Kliment Ohridski 43
Ohrid 6000
The Republic of Macedonia
Kristina Zimbakova creates symbolic and figurative mixed-media paintings, mostly on her handmade paper from fungi. Her art practice is interdisciplinary: fungi and lichens as media and poetry references are distinctive features of her work. She ‘draws’ with lichens, crafts mosaic with fungi, and she also applies embroidery on fibre. The fungi originate from habitats from all over the world, obtained from dry collections or during her forays as a mountaineer, in collaboration with bio-scientists.
Her work has been subject of an MA thesis entitled Weaving Connections through Mycelium and Lace: Ecofeminist Reflections in Sylvia Plath’s Poetry and Kristina Zimbakova’s Visual Art, defended at the University of Lausanne in Switzerland (2026). She was the recipient of the City of Strumica Annual Medal Award for Outstanding Achievement in Arts (2025). Prestigious grants received include those from the UNDP Office in Macedonia, and the International Mushroom Dye Institute from the USA.
Germany
The exhibition is opened from May 24, 2026 until July 11, 2026.
Tanja Major
,
and other artists
Tuesday to Sunday 11 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Closed on Mondays
KunstLANDing
Landingstraße 16
63739 Aschaffenburg
Tel.: +49 (0) 6021 299278
Since its founding, NKV Aschaffenburg has used paper as an independent medium in art. In the series „paper = art", the NKV presents current, innovative positions in paper art. The invited artists present sculptural objects, wall objects, paper and paper cutouts, collages, interweaving and spatial installations in a wide variety of paper materials.
FESTIVALS I EXTRAS
CULTURAL NIGHT
Finissage of the exhibition papier=kunst Saturday, July 11, from 6 p.m
Culture night for the Aschaffenburg Culture Days at @kunstlanding with live music by singer-songwriter Bogensperger (R&B, soul, reggae), bar business and cuisine in the cozy backyard.
Admission to the exhibitions is free.
Further information:
www.fungi-paper.de
www.kunstlanding.de
Latvia
The exhibition is opened from May 07, 2026 until July 07, 2026.
Erika Zutere
,
Gundega Ozola
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday 11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m., 1:30 - 7 p.m.
Wednesday and Friday 9:30 a.m. - 1 p.m., 1:30 - 5 p.m.
Closed Saturday and Sunday
Ulbroka Library
Institūta street 3. Ulbroka
Stopiņi Parish, Ropaži Municipality
A miniature world inhabited by felted animals, delicate knits made from mini sheep wool, and of course miniature books — because what would a library be without them?
Germany
The exhibition is opened from April 12, 2026 until July 06, 2026.
Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. – 6 p.m
Vernissage: Sunday, April 12, 2026, 2 - 6 p.m
CafédotKom
Briennerstrasse 43
(im Hinterhof)
80333 München
Tanja Major invites us to re-perceive the mushroom world as a creative, ecological and aesthetic force – as a resonance space in which matter, life and ideas are interwoven.
The Mykobütten exhibition opens up a universe in which mushrooms are not just raw materials, but active co-creators. The works of the artist Tanja Major are created from handmade paper, from 100% mushrooms – a process that blends nature and art into a living material. Each surface bears traces of biological dynamics, each structure tells of transformation, cycles, and the close connection between humans and nature. The exhibition invites visitors to immerse themselves in this symbiotic world and rediscover the potential of the fungal world as a creative and ecological force.
Further information:
https://fungi-paper.de/exhibitions
https://cafedotkom.com/kunstraum/
Germany
The exhibition is opened from July 04, 2026 until July 05, 2026.
Saturday 2 - 7 p.m.
Sunday 11 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Alter Schlachthof Pforzheim
Kleiststasse 2
Pforzheim
Jewelry, Design, and Objects; Contemporary Art
Further information:
https://schmuckplus-pforzheim.com
Germany
The exhibition is opened from May 17, 2026 until July 05, 2026.
Wednesday 6 - 8 p.m.
Sunday and Holidays 2 - 5 p.m.
by appointment
Opening reception Sunday, May 17 at 11 a.m.
Closing reception Sunday, July 5 at 11 a.m.
Paper Making workshop July 4 from 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Raum für Pflanzen
Orangerie am Hofgarten
74592 Kirchberg / Jagst
The large-scale wall installation Kontaktzonen, created specifically for the historic Orangerie, is composed of handmade cardboard, self-produced bioplastic, and hybrid fragments. Melanie Windl brings synthetic and organic materials into dense formations of plant-like structures, stone-like slabs, and flesh-colored elements in which material boundaries begin to dissolve.
Fragility appears here as a lasting condition, adaptation as an ongoing process. Permanence becomes a projection shaped by human longing.
Working between geology, ecology, and corporeality, Melanie Windl explores the fragile relationship between humans and nature. Using paper and bioplastic, her installations and assemblages investigate how this relationship shifts under the pressure of ecological crisis. Her large-scale assemblages, expansive installations, and graphic works have been presented in international exhibitions and cultural contexts.
Netherlands
The exhibition is opened from June 01, 2026 until June 27, 2026.
Friday and Saturday 1 p.m. - 4 p.m.
and by appointment
Phone: (0031 6) 20077891
Tekenkabinet
Dapperstraat 143
1093 BS Amsterdam
The Tekenkabinet is an independent platform for grand drawing art in small formats. Since then, annual exhibitions have been held at diverse, unique, and exciting venues, with contemporary, independent drawing art taking center stage.
Artists are invited to submit work, after which a carefully curated selection of drawings is made. A snapshot in time, in which the exhibited drawings form a multifaceted composition, yet also demand and receive their own individual space.
The diverse styles, handwriting, ideas, materials used, imaginations, and types of paper serving as the medium take the viewer on a journey of discovery to new worlds.
This year, more than 100 artists are exhibiting a piece of work, which can also be viewed in the online store.
Further information:
https://www.tekenkabinet.nl/tekenkabinet-2026/
www.tekenkabinet.nl
Austria
The exhibition is opened from May 29, 2026 until June 27, 2026.
Olga Serral Clarós
Wednesday to Saturday 12 - 6 p.m.
Gallery Twenty-six
schwertgasse 4,
1010 WIEN
Further information:
http://twenty-six.at/
France
The exhibition is opened from May 19, 2026 until June 27, 2026.
Lola Greenwich
,
Lola Greenwich & Marianne Broggi
Tuesday to Saturday 2 - 6 p.m.
Opening reception Friday May 22 at 6:30 p.m.
Château des Bouillants
400 Avenue Henri Barbusse
77190 Dammarie-les-Lys
Paper takes centre stage, with an increasing number of contemporary artists using and sculpting this flexible, lightweight material, which offers endless possibilities.
Discover the works of Lola Greenwich, which are constantly linked to nature, whether through the themes of her work or the incorporation of natural elements. Lola makes the raw material for her works herself, using paper made from plants (flax, daffodil, iris, moss, etc.).
United Kingdom
The exhibition is opened from May 16, 2026 until June 27, 2026.
Tuesday to Saturday 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Thelma Hulbert Gallery
Elmfield House
Dowell Street
Honiton
Devon
EX14 1LX
Letters from Denmark have been used to make hundreds of paper daisies for a new artwork commemorating the end of the Danish national postal service.
At the end of 2025, PostNord stopped delivering letters and removed all the post boxes. Gillian Taylor invited people in Denmark to send one last letter. They wrote about memories of meaningful letters received in the past, and shared their thoughts on PostNord’s decision to end letter deliveries, reflecting on the effort and time taken to write a letter by hand.
Copies of the letters, their envelopes and contents have been used to create a hanging installation with hundreds of paper daisies. The daisy is the national flower of Denmark as well as a symbol of new beginnings and hope – offering an optimistic note, despite the sad end of the handwritten letter.
An accompanying soundscape has been specially composed by Laura Reid and uses a French horn, taking inspiration from the post horn which appeared on Denmark’s post boxes.
Further information:
https://laurareid.co.uk
https://gilliantaylorart.com
Germany
The exhibition is opened from May 21, 2026 until June 26, 2026.
Suzi Ballenger
,
Heike Berl
,
Elizabeth Briel
,
Nicole Donnelly
,
Chanyoung Sophie Kim
,
Annamaria Leiste
,
Fides Linien
,
Tanja Major
,
Anke Meixner
,
Barbara Proksch
,
Therese Weber
,
Nadine Werner
,
Michelle Wilson
,
Fenneke Wolters-Sinke
,
and other female artists
The exhibition is open daily 24 hours. The interior is open to visitors during office hours of Künstlerbund Dresden: Tuesday and Thursday 9:30 a.m. - 1 p.m. and 2 - 5 p.m.
Special event: „Lange Nacht der Galerien und Museen im Barockviertel Dresden“, June 18, 6 - 12 p.m.
3W1F Space
Künstlerbund Dresden
Hauptstraße 34
01097 Dresden
In a large-scale installation, Heike Berl presents portraits of women in the techniques of drawing, printmaking, collage and sculpture, using handmade paper made from various fibres and pigments.
The exhibition is complemented by graphic works by international female artists from Heike Berl’s collection:
Suzi Ballinger (US), Elizabeth Briel (France), Nicole Donnelly (United States), Mandy Friedrich (Germany), Victoria Gentsch (Germany), Stefanie Hofer (Germany), Anja Höppner (Germany), Peili Huang (Taiwan), Sheryl Jaffe (United States), Sarah Linis Kemle (Philippines/ Germany), Sophie Chanyoung Kim (Korea), Aga Kubish (United Kingdom), Annamaria Leiste (Germany), Fides Linien (Germany), Tanja Major (Germany), Maribel Mas (Germany), Anke Meixner (Germany), Yin Meng (Germany), Barbara Proksch (Germany), Ellen Sturm (Germany), Therese Weber (Switzerland), Nadine Werner (Germany), Michelle Wilson (United States) & Fenneke Wolters-Sinke (United Kingdom) Suzi Ballinger (US), Elizabeth Briel (FR), Nicole Donnelly (US), Mandy Friedrich (DE), Victoria Gentsch (DE), Stefanie Hofer (DE), Anja Höppner (DE), Peili Huang (TW), Sheryl Jaffe (US), Sarah Linis Kemle (PH), Sophie Chanyoung Kim (KR), Aga Kubish (UK), Annamaria Leiste (DE), Fides Linien (DE), Tanja Major (DE), Maribel Mas (DE), Anke Meixner (DE), Yin Meng (DE), Barbara Proksch (DE), Ellen Sturm (DE), Therese Weber (CH), Nadine Werner (DE), Michelle Wilson (US) & Fenneke Wolters-Sinke (UK)
Further Information:
www.heike-berl.de
www.kuenstlerbund-dresden.de/3w1f-upcoming-womens-worth-heike-berl/
@elbe_paper
@heike_berl_art
@3w1f_space
@kb.dresden
@barockviertel_dresden
Photos: www.materialmatters.online / Victoria Gentsch @materialmatters.online
United States
The exhibition is opened from May 16, 2026 until June 21, 2026.
Thursday to Sunday, 12 - 5 p.m.
617 First Street
Benicia, California
Working with natural and biodegradable materials, Allen creates paper from plant fibers and local organic matter, shaping forms that reflect care, process, and transformation. Her artworks embrace change over time, allowing natural forces such as water, air, and gravity to remain active participants in the work.
Rooted in sustainable practices and decades of international experience, these works invite close looking and quiet reflection—revealing the dialogue between material, maker, and the living world.
Further information:
https://ny2cagallery.com/event/the-work-of-earth-and-hand-jane-ingram-allen/
Australia
The exhibition is opened from May 09, 2026 until June 21, 2026.
Barb Adams
,
Ray Besserdin
,
Anzara Clark
,
Anne Gason
,
Winsome Jobling
,
Heather Matthew
,
Gail Stiffe
,
Catherine Stringer
,
Judith Wilson
Wednesday to Sunday 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Burrinja Gallery
351 Glenfern Road
Upwey, Victoria 3158
An exhibition of 20 contemporary papermakers from around Australia, many of whom are IAPMA members. A wonderful diverse selection of paper artworks!
There will an artist talk on Zoom on Tuesday May 19, 2026, hosted by the Papermakers of Victoria. The exhibition curator, JD Mittman, and a selection of the artists, will discuss the exhibition and their works.
This talk on May 19 is open to the public, but you will need to register in advance:
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/ysiT2dG7TraNtbjHGsiBZg
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.
Further information:
https://www.burrinja.org.au/whats-on/pieces-of-paper
Germany
The exhibition is opened from April 27, 2026 until June 16, 2026.
Katharina N. Eitel Retrospective
Monday, Wednesday to Sunday: 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Last Thursday of a month: 11 am – 8 p.m.
Tuesday: Closed
Kunstmuseum in Marburg
Biegenstrasse
For the first time, a comprehensive retrospective is showcasing large parts of the complete works of Marburg artist Katharina N. Eitel, who passed away ten years ago at the age of 70. Katharina N. Eitel was a co-founding member of IAPMA.
During her more than forty years as an artist, Katharina Natalie Eitel gained public recognition with her highly acclaimed large-scale paper installations from the ‘zeithaut’series in museums, a church and other exhibition venues, but she rarely exhibited individual paintings or drawings, her objects and experimental paper art.
On display will be a selection of her costumes created in London,
large-format sketchbooks, handmade papers with drawings and paintings, paper artworks, marbled pictures, photographs and the results of her artistic exploration of central themes such as dialogue, vessels, landscape, the past and the body.
Further information:
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Serbia
The exhibition is opened from April 11, 2026 until June 11, 2026.
Elisabeth Jobin-Sanglard
,
and 371 others artists from 35 contries
Online all hours
Online all countries
A video of this online exhibition can be viewed at the link below:
https://youtu.be/Wc9z_FtwHqA?si=9i3kYZ0FWrhNyVvM
Elisabeth Jobin-Sanglard's my work, "Rosa Sheets and Me" can been seen on page 76.
Germany
The exhibition is opened from June 06, 2026 until June 10, 2026.
Tanja Major
,
and other artist
June 6, 2026, 6 - 10 p.m.
June 9, 10, 2026 12 – 6 p.m.
Handwerksform Hannover
Berliner Allee 17
30175 Hannover
Handwerksform Hannover participates in this year's Night of Museums
Pop-Up Exhibition: Love & Peace
with Mykobütten "Hands" by @major_tanja_art
Under this motto, artists from a wide variety of trades have exhibited exhibits to show us their perspective on the themes of love and peace.
For visitors, the @handwerkskammer_hannover will dress up in pink, orange and red and offer the opportunity and transform itself for this special evening into a place full of color, creativity and encounter and invites you to participate in crafts for all ages.
“Summer break“
Another opportunity to enjoy the exhibitors' pieces and the atmosphere of the rooms will be available on June 9 and 10, 2026, from 12 – 6 p.m.in the colorful Pop up exhibition.
Futher information:
https://www.hwk-hannover.de/artikel/love-peace-in-der-handwerksform-23,0,7836.html
Germany
The exhibition is opened from June 04, 2026 until June 09, 2026.
Daily 11 a.m. - 7 p.m.
Geranienhaus Schlosspark
Nymphenburg München
Paper crafts, calligraphy, painting, and lots of little paper trinkets.
Further information:
www.dasu-schwald.de
https://www.hand-schrift-raum.com
Poland
The exhibition is opened from January 16, 2026 until June 07, 2026.
Agnieszka Andruszkiewicz
Tuesday to Sunday 9 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Muzeum of Papermaking in Duszniki-Zdrój, Poland
Klodzka 42, 57-340 Duszniki-Zdrój
„zROZUMieć papier” – dialogue of matter, thoughts and emotions. Report from the vernissage of the exhibition by Agnieszka Andruszkiewicz
With the start of the new year, the Museum of Papermaking in Duszniki-Zdrój opened a temporary exhibition entitled ‘zROZUMieć papier’ (Understanding Paper). It presents the work of Agnieszka Andruszkiewicz, an artist and designer who percieves paper not only as a material, but also as a full-fledged partner in the creative process. The event attracted numerous guests and officially opened an exhibition devoted to reflections on the significance of paper in contemporary art.
The exhibition presents spatial objects made of corrugated cardboard, subtle works made of tobacco tissue paper, and works created by the use of handmade paper. The diversity of materials and forms allows us to appreciate the richness of paper's properties - from its softness and transparency to its structural rigidity and geometric precision. The exhibition presents paper as an ambiguous material, susceptible to transformation and capable of generating new meanings.
Agnieszka Andruszkiewicz, a graduate of the Institute of Papermaking and Printing at the University of Technology Łódź and holds a PhD degree of Design Arts at the Jan Matejko Academy of Fine Arts in Krakow. She consistently explores the possibilities of paper, using handmade, unbleached and paraffin-coated paper as well as tissue paper, tobacco paper, cardboard and corrugated cardboard. As the artist emphasises, every paper product and semi-finished product in her hands generates new creative qualities, and the process of creating her works is based on a dialogue with the selected type of paper, finally leading to the discovery of its hidden potential.
The exhibition ‘zROZUMieć papier’ (Understanding Paper) also encourages reflection on the very essence of paper - a material that is light, thin and fragile, yet indispensable in the process of recording thoughts, preserving memory and transmitting values. In fact, paper only begins to fully exist in relation with human beings: it is through paper that an idea leaves the mind and becomes reality. Although it is easy to destroy, it is to paper that we entrust what is most important.
The exhibition takes on special significance in the context of the place where it is presented. The Museum of Papermaking in Duszniki-Zdrój, located in a historic paper mill, has for years been a space for tradition, craftsmanship and contemporary artistic exploration.
Further information:
https://muzeumpapiernictwa.pl
Germany
The exhibition is opened from December 12, 2025 until June 07, 2026.
Annika Lorenz
,
Monika Grzymala, Maja Behrmann, Anna Bochkova, Cem Bora, Christiane Feser, Sheila Furlan, Katharina Hinsberg, Laura Matukonyté, Elisabetta Bonuccelli, Justina Moncevičiūtė, Leiko Ikemura, Mona Tenorth, Jessica Maria Toliver, Jorinde Voigt, Releaf Paper, System 180, Loop Biotech, Alexander Helmbrecht, Felicitas von Usslar, Weixuan Wang, Cordt Zollfrank, Susanna Bauer, Eva Bullermann, Alexandra Fruhstorfer, Anna Handick, Nicholas Plunkett, Sabine Handschuck, Zena Holloway, and more
Friday to Sunday 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Museum Haus des Papiers
Seydelstraße 30
10117 Berlin
The new exhibition at Haus des Papiers will feature the latest works by artists Maja Behrmann, Anna Bochkova, Monika Grzymala, Laura Matukonytė, and Justina Moncevičiūtė from the international residency program Paper Residency!
The exhibition is complemented by a special show entitled Fiber Meets Plant, featuring objects from the fields of art, design, and materials research. In addition, the results of the open call on the topic of miniature embossed printing, which was announced in cooperation with the Open Press Project, will be presented.
Further information:
www.hausdespapiers.com
Latvia
The exhibition is opened from April 11, 2026 until May 29, 2026.
Ilze Dilane
,
Kristine Japina
,
Erika Maldere
,
Karmena Ozola
,
Erika Zutere
,
and other Latvian paper artists
Ulbroka Library
Institūta street 3. Ulbroka
Stopiņi Parish, Ropaži Municipality
Paper Art and artist book Exhibition at the Ulbroka Library
Experience the fragile beauty and creative depth of contemporary paper art.
The Medium of Paper: A showcase of diverse techniques—from handmade paper to intricate structural folds, stitches, and drawings.
The Theme of Blue: A unifying element that lends a sense of depth, serenity, and visual harmony to the collection.
The Artist’s Book: An invitation to explore a rare and fascinating genre where the book is reimagined as a three-dimensional art object.
Participants: 18 Latvian artists
Curators: Ērika Zutere and Ērika Māldere
Netherlands
The exhibition is opened from May 01, 2026 until May 24, 2026.
Ina Fekken
,
Lea Laarakker
,
Flos Pol
Saturday and Sunday 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Opening reception: Friday, May 1, 2026, at 4 p.m.
Doors open at 3 p.m. with snacks and drinks.
(former) Gewaagd Gallery
Dijksterweg 2
9978 TB Hornhuizen
An exhibition about value, transience, and texture by the FiL Art Collective at (formerly) Gewaagd, Gallery in Hornhuizen (the Netherlands).
Art collective FiL with Flos Pol, Ina Fekken and Lea Laarakker.
Flos explores the beauty of contrast, a dialogue between honest, natural jute and the colorful, cheap plastics of our throwaway culture.
Ina explores the diversity of sustainable packaging materials, with jute and paper playing the leading roles. A jute performance is in the works.
Léa is an authority on silk. She takes on the challenge of creating an artistic image with jute and silk materials.
One of the artists is always present to explain the work.
Further information:
https://www.inafekken.nl/en/kunstcollectief-fil
Finland
The exhibition is opened from May 07, 2026 until May 23, 2026.
and other Artists
The exhibition is open daily 24 hours.
Gallery Toinen Silmä
Sturenkatu 43 - 45
Helsinki
The paper work “Dead Bird II – Nature Morte” by Heike Berl has been selected and will be on display as part of the group exhibition on the theme of still life at the Gallery Toinen Silmä in Helsinki. The artwork was executed in red chalk, pastel and pen on handmade recycled denim paper. It is part of a series of artworks on blue handmade paper playing with the expression of denim, nature and transience.
Further information:
www.heike-berl.de
@elbe_paper
@galleriatoinensilma
Switzerland
The exhibition is opened from April 17, 2026 until May 23, 2026.
Philippe Cardillo
,
Françoise Emmenegger - Frederick Steinmann
Thursday and Friday from 2 p.m. - 6:30 p.m.
Saturday from 10 a.m. - 12 p.m. and from 2 - 4 p.m.
Galerie J.-J. Hofstetter
Rue des épouses 18
CH-Fribourg
Tél. 079 735 20 36
expo@galerie-hofstetter.ch
An exhibition where material becomes language.
Paper crafted from plants reveals the fragility of life, bronze captures its strength and memory, while painting opens up a world of colors and emotions. Three practices, three gestures, that create a dialogue between nature, transformation, and artistic expression.
Further information:
https://www.galerie-hofstetter.ch/index.php?category/Calendrier
Germany
The exhibition is opened from May 19, 2026 until May 19, 2026.
Wednesday and Sunday 1 - 4 p.m.
Buergyderuijtergallery
Maximilianstraße 35
67433 Neustadt an der Weinstraße
This distinguished selection of female artists showcases the wide range of techniques used with paper across several gallery spaces: paper can be cut, torn, perforated, embossed, folded and shaped. The artists express this diversity through wall pieces, reliefs, three-dimensional objects, sculptures, delicately suspended cut-outs and installations.
Further information:
https://www.bdr.gallery/
France
The exhibition is opened from May 15, 2026 until May 17, 2026.
Catherine Simoneau Pestel
,
and 45 Paper Artists
Daily 11 a.m. - 7 p.m.
Eglise Saint Laurent
8 lieux d'exposition à
Beaulieu-Lès-Loches Centre Val de Loire
For this 5th edition organized by the Outrevoir association, 45 artists will share their vision of paper. From sculptures and engravings to screen printing, calligraphy, and contemporary installations—paper takes on a myriad of forms. At the heart of the event, the artists use paper to bridge the gap between tradition and modernity, between heritage and innovation.
Open art workshops, demonstrations, and participatory activities will punctuate this edition, inviting the public to discover the richness of this material.
Further information:
https://simoneaupestel.com
Bulgaria
The exhibition is opened from April 28, 2026 until May 16, 2026.
Opening ceremony: April 28, 6 p.m.
Working hours:
All week days, 11 a.m. – 6 p.m.
National Palace of Culture (West Foyer and Marble Hall)
A3 entrance
1 Bulgaria Sq., Sofia 1000
The 16th edition of the Sofia Paper Art Fest opens as part of the 23rd edition of the Festival of Arts, with large-scale international exhibitions, revealing the endless possibilities of paper as an artistic medium and concept. The Amateras annual exhibition and the Paper Art Biennial include 117 artists from 18 countries from all over the world.
Germany
The exhibition is opened from October 18, 2025 until May 11, 2026.
Heike Berl
,
and other Artists
Tuesday - Sunday 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Staatliche Münzsammlung München
Residenzstraße 1
80333 München
DKGM Special edition | Resonanzen | Paper art medal by Heike Berl, Germany @elbe_paper
Two special exhibitions – a celebration of medal art! From 18 October 2025 to 11 May 2026, the Munich State Coin Collection will present outstanding masterpieces of contemporary and classical medal art: ‘Resonances’ – current artistic positions on dialogue, sound and reverberation. ‘Through the Eyes of Collectors’ – favourite pieces and treasures, selected by passionate collectors. Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of medals –between art, history and resonance.
Further information:
https://www.staatliche-muenzsammlung.de/en/home-en/
https://www.heike-berl.de/
@staatlichemuenzsammlung
@elbe_paper
Switzerland
The exhibition is opened from April 22, 2026 until May 10, 2026.
Monika Kuenti
Wednesday to Friday 2 - 7 p.m.
Saturday 2 - 5 p.m.
Sunday 1 - 4 p.m.
Galerie Atelier Worb
Enggisteinstrasse 2
3076 Worb
The artist will be present during opening hours.
Further information:
www.atelierworb.ch
Hungary
The exhibition is opened from April 08, 2026 until May 10, 2026.
Wednesday to Sunday 2 - 7 p.m.
Fuga Gallery,
Budapest, Petofi Sandor u. 5, Hungary
The installation takes its cue from a familiar situation in navigation: when we see the red dot on a map that indicates, “You are here.”
This marker functions not only as a physical reference point but also, in a figurative sense, as a mental and social one—yet at times it disappears or becomes hollow, falling apart.
As the viewer moves, the layers constantly rearrange themselves: the red dots appear and disappear.
Only approximations remain, imprints of memory that there once was a point.
Further information:
http://fuga.org.hu/fevent/volt-egy-pont-bornemisza-eszter-kiallitasa/
Latvia
The exhibition is opened from March 09, 2026 until May 08, 2026.
Ilze Dilane
,
Kristine Japina
,
Erika Maldere
,
Karmena Ozola
,
Erika Zutere
,
and other Latvian paper artists
Monday to Friday 10 a.m. 6 p.m.
Saturday and Sunday closed
Latvian Library for the Blind
Juglas street 14B
Riga, Latvia
The seventh edition of the exhibition expands the previous display (over 50 works by 17 artists, including 5 IAPMA members) with new works created especially for this occasion from old, decommissioned Braille books. The delicate texture of the paper has inspire the artists to create something unique. The paper is folded, stitched, and embroidered, inviting the works to be experienced both visually and through touch.
United States
The exhibition is opened from March 14, 2026 until May 03, 2026.
John Babcock
,
Michelle Wilson
,
and other artists
Tuesday to Sunday 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Sebastopol Center for the Arts,
282 S High St.
Sebastopol, CA 95472
An exhibition providing a platform for combining works by bookmakers, pulp wranglers, papermakers, and printmakers.
France
The exhibition is opened from March 23, 2026 until April 30, 2026.
Helene Lacquement
,
and other Artists
Monday to Friday 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Station d'Agit'Hé
64 Avenue Louis Torcatis
66100 Perpignan
On the occasion of Pesticide Alternatives Week (SPAP) organized in the Pyrénées-Orientales department in France by the Alternatives aux pesticides 66 collective, the Agit'Hé collective presents the second edition of “Art & Environment,” an exhibition which explores the sensitive links between artistic creation and living things. In a region deeply marked by agriculture and environmental issues, the artists question our relationship with nature through their practices : engraving, monotype, weaving, art paper... More than just a subject, the environment becomes material, process, and positioning.
Opening and inauguration of the SPAP on Monday, March 23, starting at 6 p.m., at the Station d'Agit'Hé.
Netherlands
The exhibition is opened from April 05, 2026 until April 26, 2026.
Friday, Saturday, and Sunday 12 p.m. - 5 p.m.
Princenhaags Museum
Haagweg 334, 4813XE, Breda
Paintings made of paper and on cardboard.
Bas Linssen’s work explores memory and the longing for what once was. It is shaped by an ongoing dialogue with the natural world, as well as with found objects and materials that evoke a personal response. Paper serves almost always as the foundation of the work; its fragility and versatility closely align with the artist’s intent and sensibility.
Memories are distilled through drawings and paintings in which, much like a film, multiple fragments intertwine. The process involves drawing, scratching, removing, sanding, and working the fibers until each piece arrives at a form that holds the memory as fully as possible. What emerges resembles a relic—an object whose quiet beauty reaches back in time while simultaneously offering a sense of comfort.
Further information:
https://princenhaagsmuseum.nl/contact/
Germany
The exhibition is opened from November 28, 2025 until April 25, 2026.
Fides Linien
,
and other artists
Monday to Saturday 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Galerie Kunst&Eros
Hauptstraße 15
01097 Dresden
Experience exclusive blind-embossed prints from the series “Catera” and unique works of handmade paper of CartaStaminea paper by Fides Linien from November 28, 2025 to April 25, 2026 at Galerie Kunst&Eros in Dresden, Germany. Presented as part of the exhibition “Kunst muss prickeln” (“Art Must Tingle”), these artworks explore the interplay of desire and aesthetics, inviting viewers to encounter sensuality beyond the visible. Additional works by Fides Linien can also be discovered at the gallery.
Further information:
www.kunstunderos.de
Germany
The exhibition is opened from March 05, 2026 until April 24, 2026.
Chong Qin
,
Chen Ni'er, Chen Ning, Qin Chong, Songwen Sun-von-Berg, Wang Lan
Monday to Thursday, 2 - 6 p.m.
Opening reception, March 4, 2026 at 6:15 p.m.
Konfuzius-Institut an der TU Berlin
Goßlerstr. 2-4
14195 Berlin
Group exhibition with works on paper of Chinese artists living and working in Berlin.
Further information:
http://www.konfuziusinstitut-berlin.de/
Italy
The exhibition is opened from February 28, 2026 until April 18, 2026.
Silvia Beltrami
,
and Giuseppe Gallace
Wednesday to Friday, 2:30 p.m. - 7;30 p.m.
Spazio Artevia Umberto I 110,
entrance from via Carducci 2
Robecchetto con Induno – MI
“No sooner had the warm liquid, and the crumbs with it, touched my palate than a shudder ran through my whole body, and I stopped, intent upon the extraordinary changes that were taking place”.
(Marcel Proust, Swann’s Way, 1913)
It is often a single detail that triggers a revelation. In Marcel Proust’s famous madeleine scene, a simple gesture, such as biting into a cake after dipping it in tea, acts as a sensory amplifier capable of triggering
a whole universe of images and emotions.
Fragments unfolds in this liminal perceptual space, where what is ambiguous, discontinuous and partial continues to challenge our gaze and mind.
For the first time ever, SAC is opening its doors to the public with a two-person exhibition. Silvia Beltrami and Giuseppe Gallace, previous visitors to this space as part of previous group exhibitions, are now participating in a direct exchange, a visual dialogue in which their sensibilities interweave and reflect off of one another.
Within this dialogue, the fragment asserts itself as a form of possibility. The works of Beltrami and Gallace inhabit a hybrid territory where what’s real, though shattered, remains alive.
Critical text by Sofia De Pascali