Can’t wait to open the new solo exhibition by the renowned Fatima Ronquillo at DCG London on Saturday, March 28.
Like a true florilegium, each work is a “flower” gathered in an imaginary garden—a fragment of visual poetry celebrating the beauty, fragility, and mystery of love.
Emmanuel Chiva created the “Red Team”, bringing together sci-fi authors, illustrators, and screenwriters to imagine chaos scenarios and anticipate future wars. When traditional forecasts fall short, fiction becomes a strategic defense tool.
https://t.co/GZMyvWAS9S
Coming soon at DCG Rome | ‘A Borrowed Window’ by Daniel B. Dias, 16 March - 18 April 2026
We are proud to present the first collaboration with painter Daniel B. Dias, opening soon at Dorothy Circus Gallery Rome. Send us a DM to be added to the waiting list.
Now Open: ‘Still Garden’ by Elen Bezhen at DCG London! 🍃
Thank you to everyone who celebrated opening night with us last Saturday! For any enquiries, message us or email [email protected].
We can’t wait to open Still Garden this Saturday, Feb 21 at DCG London! Bezhen turns nature into a living witness—fragile, enduring, and full of her subjects’ intimate stories.
Elen Bezhen featured in the article by FLO London, ‘London Art Fair 2026: 10 artists to watch’. We had the great pleasure to present her works as part of our group exhibition ‘The Aftertime’. Read more: https://t.co/DXScK5jdNt
We’re excited for the upcoming opening of ‘Still Garden’ by Elen Bezhen. In Still Garden, Bezhen invites the viewer into a delicate ecosystem where the stillness of nature mirrors the internal quietude of her human subjects. Opening on the 21st of February, 5-7 pm at DCG London.
The DCG team is back after the holidays! ✨ 2026 marks a new cycle of bold creation, connection & transformation. From London Art Fair to inspiring solo shows, get ready for a season where art merges with imagination. 🌟
Wow! Until Mar 29, 2026, Paris hosts Rêveries de pierres: a stunning retrospective of Roger Caillois’ mineral collection, with over 1,000 stones, many shown for the first time. 🪨✨ https://t.co/Nq33iHFU14
So excited to open "Sauvages" tomorrow at DCG London, featuring the incredible Clémentine de Chabaneix.
“Colourful snakes, crystal horns, meteors, foxes, masks, toads, crocodiles... I’ve built a language of symbols that reflect human identity — its contradictions and its poetry.”
Excited for our event at DCG London on Oct 27, 6 PM! 🌊 Presenting @chiarabarzini's Aqua — a journey following California’s water, exploring dreams, challenges & hope in the American West. Readings by Chiara + other special guests. #DCGLondon#Aqua
London’s National Gallery is expanding into the 20th century!
With record-breaking donations for its new wing, it will now showcase modern and contemporary masterpieces, from Picasso to Abstract Expressionism, in collaboration with Tate.
https://t.co/PWzYjE1TXA
Rome’s Tevere just got more romantic! Millo unveils his first inflatable installation, The Lovers: two giant figures embracing along the Tiber. A powerful symbol of pause, presence, and seeing love with fresh eyes this summer. Spotted them yet?
https://t.co/T91TbCk1Fi
“Beauty, in my understanding is, first of all, the paradoxical interactions of things that the artist is able to see.” – Andrey Remnev
Discover the soul of one of contemporary art’s true masters in an exquisite feature in Beautiful Bizarre. https://t.co/Z1ymVHnpyt
What does a suit say about a man?
From Velázquez’s royal portraits to Viner’s poetic urban man and Dior SS25:
Men’s fashion as a language of authority, identity, and dream. Explore our new editorial journey: https://t.co/XtdpNWe9i3
We are deeply feeling this powerful reflection by Blum: “the system doesn’t work.” Tim Blum unplugs from the very system he helped build. It’s bold, but it makes sense. Art needs space, reflection, and relationships — not just speed.
https://t.co/L31an8bMAH
For the first time ever, Le Havre’s MuMa lends part of its legendary Impressionist collection — France’s most important outside Paris — for a powerful exhibition marking 80 years since the end WWII. Art as memory, resilience, and rebirth. https://t.co/wTAe1GHSU8
Farewell, Michele Bernardi. Your eyes could see beyond time, finding whispers of love and history in the smallest brushstrokes. Your passion turned silence into beauty, memory into eternity. Your legacy will live on. https://t.co/lq1ASsAtoI
Camille Claudel’s rediscovered bronze L’Âge Mûr just sold for €3.7M at auction—50% above its estimate! While impressive, it still lags behind Rodin, whose works regularly fetch €10M-€15M. Hopefully her recognition will keep growing. https://t.co/9osCRBCncC
Thousands of artists are protesting an AI art auction, saying their work was stolen to train the models.
Should AI-generated art be sold this way? What do you think?
https://t.co/HTWqHorK9N