Pace Gallery to Represent Constantin Brancusi Estate, Plans London Exhibition
The Facts
On May 18, 2026, Pace Gallery announced its global representation of the Constantin Brancusi Estate, joining a roster of over 30 artists' estates including Alexander Calder and Agnes Martin. The gallery's first project will be an exhibition in London this fall, curated by Dr. Jérôme Neutres, an independent curator and Officer of the Order of Arts and Letters. Additionally, a major survey of Brancusi's work at the Neue Nationalgalerie in Berlin, produced with the Centre Pompidou, is on view through August 9, 2026.
The Signal
The representation strengthens Pace's portfolio of 20th-century masters and positions the gallery to reintroduce Brancusi's work to contemporary audiences. Brancusi, widely regarded as the father of modern sculpture, has influenced generations of artists from Arp to Kwade. The London show will focus on his formative Paris years and the cross-pollination with Cubism and Surrealism, offering collectors a deeper context for his market and legacy.
- Artists: Constantin Brancusi
- People: Marc Glimcher, Theodor Nicol, Dr. Jérôme Neutres
- Galleries: Pace Gallery
- Museums: Neue Nationalgalerie, Centre Pompidou
- Locations: London, Berlin, Paris
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