Gallerium

Sometimes, a single artwork can change the way your day feels. A color lifts your spirits. A face brings back someone you miss. An unfamiliar shape makes you pause, look closer, and discover something you cannot quite put into words.

Gallerium Art Prize 2026 invites you to make room for those encounters. On view from October 8 to December 8, 2026, the exhibition welcomes visitors worldwide to explore, discover, and connect at https://www.gallerium.art/gap-2026.

Now in its 5th annual edition, this international juried smart exhibition brings together artists from around the world. Through diverse subjects, materials, and approaches, they offer something deeply personal: their ways of seeing, imagining, questioning, and making sense of the world.

The exhibition moves between the recognizable and the unexpected. Radiant flowers and expansive skies share space with expressive portraits, striking sculptural forms, and abstractions alive with color and movement. Animals appear with tenderness, intensity, and playful character. Quiet interiors invite lingering attention, while imagined worlds open the door to mystery.

Through a rich variety of media and techniques, these artworks invite you to look closer, follow your curiosity, and find your own connections. There is no single way to experience them, and what speaks to you may be entirely different from what moves someone else.

You might be drawn first to the sweep of a landscape, then find yourself absorbed by a small detail in another work. A bold composition may energize you; a quieter image may offer a moment of stillness. What feels familiar to one visitor may awaken an entirely different memory in another. That freedom of response is part of the pleasure of exploring GAP 2026.

Behind every artwork is an artist who made choices, took risks, and stayed with an idea long enough to give it form. A carefully observed expression, an unexpected meeting of colors, or a material transformed through patient work carries traces of that commitment. Together, these works celebrate the imagination and dedication that keep contemporary art moving forward.

The prize recognizes artistic achievement. The exhibition gives that achievement somewhere to meet an audience, allowing each work to begin new conversations beyond the artist’s studio.

We warmly invite you to explore at their own pace. Open the artwork pages, discover the artists behind them, and return to the pieces that catch your attention. You do not need specialist knowledge to have a meaningful encounter with art. Your curiosity, memories, and honest response are welcome here.

As you visit, take a moment to rate the artworks and leave thoughtful comments. Tell an artist what caught your eye, what surprised you, or what their work brought to mind. Your response can offer encouragement and a perspective they may never have considered.

Come explore Gallerium Art Prize 2026. Discover an artist whose vision speaks to you, spend time with an artwork that makes you curious, and share the exhibition with someone who might find their own connection.

Look closely. There are worlds to discover and artworks to remember.

Participant Artists:

Betty Cox, Farida Ali, Gayle Printz, Mark Sharfman, Nancy Calef, ILIA, Beverly Chick, Jeanne Lauziere, Cheryl Barnett, Edie Christensen, Karen Coburn, Judith Sachs, Rene Crystal, Steve Walag, Timothy Martin, Tom Kostes, Tony Rio, Dawn Jacobsen, Lynda Boardman, Barbara Meilinger, Krystofer PT, Michael Lee, Brian Gorin, Robynne West, Nira Chorev, drewvy, Diane Mazur, Michael Washburn, Karen Mooney, Joanne Monaco-King, Danting Li, Lale Gerger, Ellen Druffel, Anne Erickson, HoRoZo, Carmen Hutchinson, David de Leon, Laura Kessler, Ed Whitmore, Jacinto Zambrano, Helen Shipman, Jennifer Hannigan-Green, Marina Susanne Hahn, Xiaoyu Zhang, Les Smith, Danguole Serstinskaja, Jordan Mendiola-Tagle, Russell Fennick, Karen Orton, Takashi Shiono, Adam Feinberg, Ruth Resnick, KZEN Arts, Sharon Teabo, Ramza, Robly Glover, Shirley Santomaso, Vakim Pirdon, Carol Lane Paintings, Arkady Thompson, Nike Kama, Robert Johnson, Jan Creelman, Dawn Spencer Hurwitz, Jane Gottlieb, Robert Wynne, Javier Gil, Stephanie Bing, Karin Shoup, James Anderson, Marie Belongie, Jani Klun, MikeE, Amanda Carroll, Amariyana Maes Art, Paul Alvord, Mary Payne, Brigitte B Burckhardt, Judith Gentile, Jo PAFF, Susan Brehm, Roberta Cooks, McCain McMurray, Carolyn Stevenson, Sofia Churkina, Beatriz López, Isaac Cohen, Cher Pruys, Maryna Tsoneva, Pamela Medlin, Ricky Workman, Shelissa Jones, Shari Askow, Heather Steffey Art, Kristine Delaney, Vassilina Dikidjieva, Jeimi Garcia, Joanna Szuba, Steve Mason, Jeff Ratino, Leslie Morrissey, Sharon Matusiak, Barbara Clements, Marianna Grant, Lia Ali, Richard Mittelstadt, Anastasiia Yatsunenko, Reuben Preut, Lisa Rees, Kurt Niece, Sam Dobrow, Noorjahan Asha, Hunter Hogan, Diane George, Lee Musgrave, Andrew Schmidt, Mark Levin, Patrick Joosten, Rhoda Taylor, Rosetta McKinnon, Marvin Shafer, William Bloomfield, Gail Bach, Lena Johansson, Shirley deLang, Kateryna Lastovetska, Jennifer Glaaser, Leana Oberholzer, David Baird, David Barker, Kittie Beletic, Dani Bunting, Yeunji Choi, Ellie de Buhr, Zoe Diaz-Poush, Trey T., NaKaPree, Shuja Echoles, Wendy Kay Elswick, Heidi Fickinger, John Flippin, James George, Victoria Harrison, Trinity Healy, Marlo High, Shyanne Jenkins, Jade Jwa, Diana Kotchounian, Kasey Kurowsky, Oleg Lavrishchev, Yundoo Lee, Ron Levenson, Nick Markwardt, Nita Mehnert, William Morgan, Alma Mueller, Steve Mullins, Gloria Naisbitt, Ekaterina Pavlovic, Nicoline Perrotta Rothman, Myra Porter, Vince Quevedo, Lourdes Rivera – LULU, Euladora Rose, Yanbin Song, Jack Straton, Douglas Suyemoto, Patty Syverson, Grazyna Tarkowska, Gerrit van Ommering, Michael Watz, Mason Whatley, Valarie Widmayer, Vicki Withers, Timothy Wood, Pat Fallon, Susan Moore, Magda Igyarto, Stuart Heir, Halli Bourne, The Sketchie Beast