Tomas Rajlich

ABC-ARTE is pleased to announce its upcoming group exhibition , a project that brings together four artists: Tomas Rajlich, Jerry Zeniuk, Marco Tirelli, and Salvatore...

ABC-ARTE is pleased to present at ArteFiera Bologna a selection of its most prominent artists, alongside new and promising talents from the contemporary art scene....

A new artistic project is born in Pisogne for the Mirad’Or Museum and the Church of Santa Maria della Neve. A season of great events...

ABC-ARTE, starting from Thursday, November 9th, pays tribute to Tomas Rajlich (Jankov, Czech Republic, 1940), with whom the gallery has been collaborating for years and is internationally recognized as one of the most influential figures in European painting, inaugurating his first solo exhibition in the Milanese branch of the gallery. The last significant recognition in the city of Milan was carried out by the François Lambert gallery in 1974.

ABC-ARTE pays tribute to Tomas Rajlich (Jankov, Czech Republic, 1940), an artist internationally acclaimed as one of the most influential figures in European painting, with whom the gallery has been collaborating for years without a break. With his monochromes, the artist established himself on the international scene, at least from the time of the memorable 1975 exhibition “Fundamental schilderkunst: Fundamental paintingin” the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam. At the beginning of the following decade, Rajlich abandoned the primacy of black and white in systemic painting and opened up to the ineffable beauty of gold, the breezes of distant blue and a dull, chaste red.

Opening della mostra Tomas Rajlich: Black Paintings 1976-79, in ABC-ARTE dal 8 ottobre 2020 al 07 Gennaio 2021

Mostra personale di Tomas Rajlich "Tomas Rajlich. Opere 1972-2018" e premio alla carriera al 61° Premio Bugatti-Segantini

At 18:30 hrs on Friday 3rd May the ABC-ARTE Gallery will inaugurate, with the patronage of Genoa Municipality, a large-scale exhibition of the work of...

Opening of the anthological exhibition on Tomas Rajlich curated by Flaminio Gualdoni in ABC-ARTE, Genova