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Bucharest
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Upcoming exhibition
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A Room of my Dreams
Radu Abraham, AÈ02, Crina Arghirescu Rogard, Michele Bressan, Abel Carcamo, Bogdan Ciocodeică for NUMBERED EDITION, Constantin Flondor, Cosmin Florea, Oláh Gyárfás, Șerban Ionescu, Florin Magda, Tincuța Marin, Sho Ota, Gheorghe Petrașcu, Bogdan Rața, Cris 3 October - 29 November 2026 Jecza & OlaruJecza & Olaru Gallery presents A Room of My Dreams , an exhibition exploring the space between contemporary art and collectible design through the intimate territory of the domestic interior.... -
g(u)ard-ian
Matei Emanuel, Ana Ionescu, Andrei Arion 26 September - 25 October 2026 Jecza Gallery BucharestJecza Gallery Bucharest — Scânteia+ presents g(u)ard-ian , a group exhibition curated by Cecilia Federici, bringing together recent works by Matei Emanuel, Andrei Arion, and Ana Ionescu around a familiar... -
Guided tours
Join us each Saturday at 4 PM for guided tours inside the exhibition. You can book your spot by accessing the link below.
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Timisoara
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Current exhibition
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Almost Already Tomorrow
curator: Norbert Filep 10 June - 6 September 2026 Jecza Gallery TimisoaraFollowing last year's tandem opening that brought together hundreds of visitors across both spaces, we're happy to return to the same format this year. Now in its fourth edition, the... -
Guided Tours
Join us each Saturday at 4 PM for guided tours inside the exhibition. You can book your spot by accessing the link below.
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Past Fairs
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Astoria Artshow
Matei Emanuel 10 - 13 September 2026Jecza Gallery is pleased to present Matei Emanuel’s work at Astoria Vienna , bringing his distinctive artistic practice into dialogue with the fair’s international audience. Matei Emanuel’ s practice involves... -
Basel Social Club
Serban Ionescu, Matei Emanuel, Laurian Popa, Genti Korini 14 - 20 June 2026Serban Ionescu (b.1984, Romania) Serban Ionescu’s work spans across sculpture, painting, design and architecture. With his distinctive lines which emerge from his drawing practice, vibrant use of color and cartoonish... -
Art Ono, Seoul
Marius Bercea, Genti Korini, Tincuta Marin, Iosif Kiraly, Radu Oreian, Laurian Popa, Paul Robas 3 - 5 April 2026On the occasion of its first art fair participation in Asia, at Art OnO Seoul, Jecza Gallery presents a focused selection of artists: Marius Bercea, Iosif Király, Tincuța Marin, Genti...
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Gallery latest
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Marius Bercea Launches a New Catalogue: Five Years of Painting
Published by Anomie Publishing with the support of Jecza Gallery, the new catalogue brings together five years of Marius Bercea’s painting practice, tracing the development of his distinctive visual language. -
Laurian Popa Featured in Artsy’s Favorite Artworks Under $10,000 Selection
This year, Jecza Gallery participated at Basel Social Club with works by Laurian Popa, Șerban Ionescu, Matei Emanuel and Genti Korini, four artists whose practices engage with the transformation of objects, forms, and perceptions through distinct visual l -
Exhibition Review: Splendor and the Unpredictable in the Night
Tincuța Marin invites a slow approach, an immersion, a careful preparation of one’s steps. Entering her work feels like stepping into a contemporary temple that is, at the same time, a vessel filled with memories. This time, the artist presents a series o -
Roman Cotoșman, "110 Solitudes" exhibition at National Museum of Contemporary Art, Bucharest
MNAC Bucharest presents the work of one of the most discreet and radical figures of the Timișoara neo-avant-garde — an artistic practice devoted to geometric abstraction, spatiality, and the dematerialization of the image. -
Review: Genti Korini, "A Place in the Sun", 61st Venice Biennale, “In Minor Keys”
Watching Genti Korini’s contribution to the Albanian Pavilion at the 61st Venice Biennale, “In Minor Keys,” feels less like a watching a film than like trying to recall a dream while still trapped inside it. May 26, 2026 -
"Cotoșman & Co. The Lesson of Livius Ciocârlie" at the National Museum of Art of Romania
Curated by Erwin Kessler, the exhibition brings together over 40 works from the Livius Ciocârlie collection, tracing Roman Cotoșman’s practice from early portraits to mature minimalist compositions, alongside a selection of works by Constantin Flondor. -
The Next Step for Jecza Gallery: Tincuța Marin
Trained at the University of Art and Design in Cluj-Napoca, the artist has developed a distinctive visual universe in which cultural references, symbols, and corporeality converge in a dense painterly language — at times playful on the surface, yet deeply April 22, 2026 -
Jecza Gallery supports Genti Korini’s participation in the Albanian Pavilion at the Venice Biennale 2026
Jecza gallery is honored to support The Albanian Pavilion at the 61st International Art Exhibition - La Biennale di Venezia, presenting "A Place in the Sun", a moving-image installation by Albanian artist Genti Korini, curated by Małgorzata LudwisiakWithin the three-channel video work, live acting, puppetry, animation and an original sonic score converge to form a fictional theater staged in Zaum—a transrational experimental language developed by Russian Futurist... -
Interview: Genti Korini on Representing Albania at the 61st Venice Biennale
For the Venice Biennale, Genti Korini is presenting a new work titled A Place in the Sun, a moving-image installation curated by Polish curator and art critic Małgorzata Ludwisiak. April 15, 2026 -
Jecza Gallery contributes to the exhibition "Paul Neagu. Generative Codes", organized by Artwill
The exhibition offers a synthetic overview of Paul Neagu’s trajectory, from his experiments with tactile art, begun in Romania and continued in the United Kingdom, to the development of complex artistic systems expressed through drawing, objectsJecza Gallery is pleased to contribute to the exhibition Paul Neagu. Generative Codes , organized by Artwill, with the work Triplu Hyphen / Triple Hyphen (Ottawa Hyphen) (1983). The exhibition... -
Marius Bercea and Tincuta Marin part of group exhibition at /SAC, Bucharest
At its core, the exhibition "Rhythmic Stress" asks how rhythm, understood as a temporal, corporeal, and social structure, operates under pressure. How does stress manifest in the body? April 4, 2026 -
Interview: Radu Oreian for Urban.ro on his artistic practice and upcoming plans in Romania
“I don’t need to conquer the world through exhibitions in major museums, but to reach a state of pure pleasure when I put the brush on the canvas. Success is a reflection of clarity, not a goal in itself.” April 1, 2026 -
Jecza Gallery Announces Representation of Radu Oreian
The gallery will present works by the artist this March at Art OnO Seoul, following RAD Art Fair in AprilJecza Gallery is pleased to announce the representation of artist Radu Oreian (b. 1984). The gallery will present the artist’s work at Art OnO Seoul and RAD Art Fair, as... -
Interview: Andrei Jecza for Maeil Business Newspaper on Jecza Gallery’s Debut at Art OnO Seoul
The founder of the gallery talks about their first appearance at an art fair in Asia, offering insights into the gallery’s vision, the selected artists, and the context of entering a new cultural landscape. March 18, 2026Why did you choose Korea's Art OnO first in Asia? Did the Korean culture wave influence your decision? I have to admit that I have always been fascinated by the... -
Jecza Gallery Announces Representation of Matei Emanuel
The gallery will present works by the artist this June at Basel Social Club, marking the first international presentation of Matei’s practice within the gallery’s program.Jecza Gallery is pleased to announce the representation of Bucharest based artist Matei Emanuel (b. 2001). The gallery will present works by the artist this June at Basel Social Club,... -
Interview: Marius Bercea Fronts the Latest Issue of MATCA
The central interview of MATCA Issue 11, dedicated to the artist Marius Bercea - the magazine’s protagonist and cover feature - explores the recent directions of his practice, from painting to object-based work and scenography. -
2025 in review: new cultural spaces in Romania
Jecza Gallery (Scanteia+ space inside Casa Presei Libere), originally founded in Timisoara, has opened a permanent space in Bucharest, extending its presence into Romania’s largest art market
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