Mondejar Gallery presents a museum-level retrospective of Norman Anderson (Normski), documenting the formative years of global hip hop and Black British culture through rare archival photography at Switzerland’s leading photography fair.
Mondejar Gallery’s presentation of 6,500-year-old subfossil oak artefacts at Expo 2025 Osaka receives coverage from The Philippine Star, highlighting the project’s cultural and ecological significance.
A curatorial presentation of ancient European subfossil oaks positioned as living witnesses to deep time, bridging archaeology, ecology, and contemporary artistic discourse.
Mondejar Gallery introduces the work of internationally recognised artist Diana Gomez within Switzerland’s foremost photography platform.
Mondejar Gallery contributes to a multidisciplinary exhibition and fundraising programme advancing environmental advocacy through contemporary art at Saatchi Gallery.
An institutional collaboration positioning art as a platform for ecological responsibility, engaging collectors, foundations, and environmental leaders.
Mondejar Gallery supports a leading platform dedicated to contemporary art film and cross-disciplinary cultural dialogue.
A multidisciplinary environmental art production presented alongside the Venice Biennale and Venice Film Festival calendar.
A cultural initiative connecting Philippine contemporary artists with educational and philanthropic audiences.
Mondejar Gallery acquires authenticated digital editions of Katsushika Hokusai’s works through The British Museum’s official platform, bridging heritage and digital practice.
Mondejar Gallery adapts to global restrictions by strengthening confidential, collector-focused acquisition services.
A curated selection of NFT works by artists, museums, and foundations, with select editions paired with physical artworks.
A milestone exhibition bringing together international artists, reflecting a decade of independent curatorial programming.
A philanthropic cultural event supporting Typhoon Haiyan survivors through cinema, art, and community engagement.
A charity screening and cultural programme presented in collaboration with the M. Mondejar Steiner Foundation, with proceeds supporting advocacy initiatives.
An exhibition examining the symbolic and material permanence of gold through contemporary sculpture.
A large-scale experiential installation exploring spatial perception and narrative form.
A cross-media presentation combining film, installation, and a gathering of cultural patrons.
Recognition within an international art guide highlighting Zurich’s cultural landscape.
A solo exhibition by Daniel Cherbuin offering a playful critique of contemporary art conventions through wit, appropriation, and painterly reference.
An exhibition interrogating value, permanence, and cultural identity through sculptural transformations of luxury objects.
A visually charged exhibition examining the seductions and contradictions of consumer culture, presented as an immersive social and aesthetic environment.
A programme spotlighting underground visual languages and media experimentation, presented as part of the gallery’s early curatorial foundation.
An early video interview documenting the gallery’s opening period in Zurich and its commitment to international cultural dialogue.
An early critical review noting Mondejar Gallery’s impact in Zurich through its presentation of Philippine contemporary art.
An English translation of a Tages-Anzeiger feature (14 January 2008) reflecting early Swiss press attention to the gallery’s programme.