To help you prepare for your visit, you can check out the wide range of local, national, and international galleries who will be joining us at this year. Among the highlights, our Fair Manager, Hannah Weber-Heidenfels, has selected 10 cutting-edge artworks to reflect every taste and budget.

Check them out below to be inspired!

Rosanna Casano explores form, geometry, and abstract spaces in her work. She experiments with different materials and examines the relationship between abstraction and figuration. Her paintings are both abstract and concrete, allowing for different interpretations.

Space plays an important role in her work. It can refer to a physical place, but also to an empty or undefined space. Casano is interested in how forms relate to each other and how these relationships create a sense of balance. Through this balance, form becomes a way of expressing ideas and emotions.

Siri Gindesgaard | Galerie Rieck

Siri Gindesgaard is a renowned Danish artist and an important figure in contemporary figurative painting in Scandinavia. Her works are known for their quiet intensity, delicate sensitivity, and almost photographic precision.

Her paintings are often based on photographic references, which she transforms into personal and emotional compositions rather than simply reproducing the original image. Working mainly with oil and acrylic on canvas, Gindesgaard uses a precise yet soft painting technique that sometimes resembles airbrushing. However, she creates these effects entirely with traditional brushes, giving her work a distinctive quality between photography and painting.

Ju Schnee | Gallery ARTECONT | 2.400 EUR

Misato Takakura | Galerie Drewes | 700 EUR

Ju Schnee’s work occupies a transformative space within contemporary art, where the tactile and the digital converge to create a visual language that is both organic and otherworldly. Her intuitive compositions of abstract, biomorphic shapes capture the depth of the subconscious, inviting viewers into a meditative exploration of the inner self.

These forms are layered, complex, and often surreal, evoking an ethereal quality that resonates deeply with the unseen dimensions of emotion and reflection. In this sense, her work is both deeply personal and universally accessible, translating intangible emotional states into spatial, almost sculptural realms of color and form.

Rossje Van Donselaar | De Gallery Den Haag | 2.400 EUR

Josie Kunoth Petyarre | Gallery Boomerang | 2.750 EUR

Van Donselaar works intuitively with materials, currently focusing on clay and gold. Through the process of making, she explores their different qualities and possibilities. Alongside this tactile approach, she researches myths, legends, rituals, and forgotten traditions from different cultures, using these stories as inspiration for her work.

The combination of clay and gold reflects her interest in the connection between nature, humanity, and our shared origins. She is fascinated by the ways people have created stories, rituals, and objects to understand the world around them. Her practice celebrates the beauty, strangeness, and creativity of human existence while bringing forgotten stories and old traditions into a new context.

Ralf Hoppe | Galerie Holthoff | 8.500 EUR

Till Verclas | ars-tis | 750 EUR

Karen Clasen | artnow Gallery | 800 EUR

Karen Clasen draws inspiration from the visual language of nature and the characteristics of her materials. Her paintings and mixed-media works develop intuitively, layer by layer, without reference material or preliminary sketches. Each new element responds to what is already present, allowing the image to grow organically into a complete composition.

Her visual language often evokes floral wildernesses and expansive landscapes. Drawing from nature and her personal visual memory, Clasen creates delicate and atmospheric compositions that move between representation and abstraction. While her works suggest familiar landscapes, they remain open to individual interpretation and invite the viewer to discover their own associations within them.

Whether you’re a seasoned collector or a beginner in the art world, join us from 5 – 8 November 2026 at Hamburg Messe for the perfect opportunity to grow your art collection. To stay up to date with fair information, exclusive ticket offers, and local art news sign up to our newsletter.