EXHIBITIONS
Founded in 2024 by the artist TOVA, TOVA Gallery is an international gallery and curatorial initiative dedicated to research-based contemporary art. Its programme focuses on abstract art, photography, object-based art, and modern art from the second half of the twentieth century onwards.
UPCOMING EXHIBITION
BBA Gallery, Köpenicker Straße 96, 10179 Berlin, Germany
08-13.09.2026
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During Berlin Art Week, TOVA Gallery, in collaboration with BBA Gallery, presents The Game of Nuts, an exhibition project continuing the development of TOVA NUTS™ and the research-based practice of TOVA Artist.
Marylebone, 206 Marylebone Road – nearest tube Baker Street, London
03-06.09.2026
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FLUX Exhibition returns for its 13th edition with a 4-day immersive celebration of contemporary art, taking place on Marylebone Road, London, from 3rd – 6th September.
London Contemporary Art Fair 2026 – 18th Edition
ELEMENTS Contemporary Art Space, 253 Hoxton Street, London N1 5LG, United Kingdom
10-23.07.2026
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Three works by TOVA: Solar Spiral and Red Eclipse from the Eclipse Series, and Red Horizons from TOVA NUTS™. The presentation explored transformation, perception, and systems of value through research-based painting and sculpture.
NAGOTA
Zimmer48, Zossener Straße 48, Berlin, Germany
11-18.06.2026
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​Presented as an external project of TOVA Gallery
NAGOTA is a photography project by Adam Ripley exploring the human body as a perceptual core shaped by nature, light, duration, and material presence. In dialogue with posthuman thought, the exhibition places body, landscape, and gaze within a single visual field.
TOVA NUTS PREMIERE
Zimmer48, Zossener Straße 48, Berlin, Germany
11.05-18.06.2026
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The exhibition marked the first Berlin introduction of TOVA’s sculptural artworks, bringing painting, research, and object-based form into a unified system. The body appeared as a site of perception, stored knowledge, and inner structure, while TOVA NUTS emerged as concentrated forms of attention.
STATES OF CONTINUITY
TOVA Gallery, 1908 Opal Tower, Business Bay, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
12.02.–16.04.2026
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A group exhibition exploring continuity as an inner structure shaped by duration and sustained attention. The project brought together distinct visual languages to consider how meaning remains connected within unstable environments.
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THE SHAPE OF WHAT HOLDS
TOVA Gallery, 1908 Opal Tower, Business Bay, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
13.11.2025–15.01.2026
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The exhibition explored the idea of form as a vessel for experience. Bringing together works that emphasise structure and material presence, it considered how an artwork can retain meaning while remaining open to new readings over time.
DERIVATIVES
TOVA Gallery, 1908 Opal Tower, Business Bay, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
15.05.–17.07.2025
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Solo exhibition by TOVA. Derivatives presented a cycle of abstract works developed from her research into financial systems. The exhibition examined how value is formed through relationships rather than isolated elements, translating analytical structures into a visual language grounded in abstraction and material presence.
WHEN FRAGMENTS ALIGN
Kopenhagener Straße 31A, Berlin, Germany
11.09.–13.11.2025
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The exhibition explored the moment when separate forms begin to create a shared visual language. Rather than presenting completion as an end point, it considered how meaning emerges through relationships, allowing individual works to remain distinct while contributing to a larger conceptual whole.
FORMS OF RETENTION
TOVA Studio, London, United Kingdom
10.07.–11.09.2025
The exhibition examined how form can preserve experience beyond representation. Working through abstraction, it proposed structure as a way of retaining knowledge and allowing meaning to unfold through sustained attention.
INNER STRUCTURES
Zossener Straße 48, Berlin, Germany
15.05.–10.07.2025
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The exhibition explored the hidden frameworks that shape perception and experience. Through abstraction, it examined how structure can carry meaning, allowing each work to develop through internal relationships rather than narrative.