Mamma Andersson

Mamma Andersson's works on paper (Œuvres sur papier) in a Paris exhibition.

Why go

The exhibition debuts a new series of six etchings titled *Porte clé* (2026) created at Atelier Tazé-Lipreau-Araï, walking distance from the gallery, alongside prints and drawings that reveal Andersson's sustained engagement with printmaking as a generative compositional practice since the late 1990s.

What to expect

A focused presentation of works on paper across multiple techniques—etching, lithography, woodcut—and unique drawings. The new etchings feature furniture, doll-like figurines, deer heads, and mysterious landscapes that evoke private associations and pay homage to Chinese woodblock prints and Northern European painters like Hammershøi and Carl Fredr

Things to know

• Artist has engaged with printmaking since the late 1990s, collaborating with studios including BORCH Editions, Crown Point Press, and Editio
• Won the prestigious Guerlain Drawing Prize from the Daniel and Florence Guerlain Contemporary Art Foundation, Paris, in 2018.
• This is Andersson's sixth solo exhibition with David Zwirner; follows *Adieu Maria Magdalena* at the same Paris location in 2023.
• New etchings *Porte clé* (2026) take departure from paintings in the 2023 exhibition and are published by Utopia Editions.
• Artist created the six etchings over two years, returning to Paris multiple times to refine the works at the intaglio studio.

Plan your visit

Gallery hours: Tuesday–Saturday, 11 AM–7 PM. Opening reception Thursday, April 23, 6–8 PM.