Open Doors Gallery is a global platform for emerging contemporary arts. Representing and developing the careers of several award winning artists, each with their own unique approach to the medium. From mixed media and sculptural artworks to darkroom creations and documentary work. We believe the limitless possibilities of the photographic medium make it the perfect prism through which to explore the world and to build a collection. While photographic art will remain at the heart of what we do, in the months and years ahead we will also begin representing artists working across a broader range of disciplines.

Open Doors Gallery believes in making art accessible and affordable. With no permanent fixed location, we display our artists’ work regularly through our programme of Art Fairs, exhibitions, events & publications throughout the year… READ MORE

We are also now home to the OD Photo Prize. An annual open call for emerging or early career, photographic artists working within the first ten years of their practise. Into its fourth year, the prize has already uncovered some remarkable talents from around the world.

This latest exhibition presents new artworks from Berlin-based artists Wysocka / Pogo, featuring unique works from a collection of ongoing series, produced through their bespoke risograph print process.

In the late 1980s, somewhere in the shadowy folds of the American Midwest, an unremarkable office reportedly began receiving cryptic, unnerving messages by fax—always at night, always without sender. These transmissions, banal in format but charged with unease, became the stuff of local legend. Fax from Hell, the solo exhibition by the artist duo Wysocka / Pogo, borrows this tale not for its specifics, but for its disquieting aura—a starting point for an exploration of images that arrive mysteriously, uncontrollably, and sometimes unwillingly… READ MORE

We are proud to announce that Open Doors Gallery have been invited back to exhibit at Approche Art Fair, Paris, for a third time. This year will be presenting a mix of brand new work and selected important pieces from Sander Coers’ ongoing POST series.

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13 — 16 November 2025
Le Molière • 40 rue de Richelieu • Paris I