Exhibitions and events, 2026
Exhibition from February 20 to March 29 2026
Five years after her first exhibition at the Mélanie Rio Fluency gallery, Irma Kalt presents a selection of recent works, including a new series of pastel drawings. “Traverser les lignes” invites viewers to engage in a poetic contemplation of time, where each day is transformed into a unique work of art, an intimate and sensitive echo of the passing hours.
Fair from 8th to 12th April 2026
As part of Art Paris 2026, the gallery presents a solo show by Justin Weiler at the Grand Palais. On the occasion, Justin Weiler invites the public to immerse itself in his evocative world of hand-painted glass. At the heart of his practice, light is not merely a subject of representation; it constitutes a material in its own right. (...) Painting is thus liberated from the traditional frame. It is no longer a closed surface but an open space, traversed by light and movement. (...)
Exhibition from June 5 to 26 2026
Invited by Mélanie Rio Fluency gallery, Adélaïde Gaudéchoux and Julie Knaebel bring their artistic worlds together in dialogue. As collectors of time, explorers of materials, and observers of living things, the two artists nourish their practices with fragments collected from the past and present.
Exhibition from July 3 to 29 2026
Echoing her installation Les Mistériennes as part of Voyage à Nantes, Mélanie Rio Fluency Gallery is pleased to welcome Barbara Schroeder for a special exhibition. The gallery invites visitors to discover the many facets of the artist’s work through a selection of pieces ranging from installation and sculpture to drawing and performance.
Exhibition from September 17 to 20 2026
To celebrate Stereolux’s 15th anniversary and as part of the “Mirages” exhibition, Mélanie Rio Fluency is pleased to welcome Luce Terrasson. With her installation titled “Atolls de New Nelson,” the artist brings enigmatic landscapes to life and invites the public to decipher these images, extracting clues from them to construct narratives.
Installée à Nantes dans un ancien hôtel particulier pendant 7 ans, la galerie a changé de lieux et format en 2017 pour développer de nouveaux projets sur l'île de Nantes.
Depuis 2012, la galerie a également proposé des expositions à Paris dans son espace situé dans le 11e arrondissement. Cet espace est aujourd'hui utilisé comme showroom lors des foires et événements ponctuels.