Selected exhibitions, institutional presentations, distinctions and professional dialogue. Entries distinguish clearly between exhibitions, selections, awards and forthcoming presentations.
Current & forthcoming
Now and next.
Premio Museo Moncada 2026
Moncada Museum, Caltanissetta, Sicily, Italy · 3–20 October 2026. Institutional presentation at Palazzo Biscari, Catania, on 9 October 2026.
Artist of Europe Award 2026 · Top Selection
Selected for the Top Selection presentation in Paris, France · 11 December 2026. The entry records selection for the programme; it does not imply an award result before the event.
Château d’Orquevaux Artist Residency
Selected to participate in the residency in France, 16 February–1 March 2027. Denis Diderot Grant recipient.
Programme images and photographs are from the studio archive unless an external publisher is identified. Participation in an independently organised event held parallel to a biennial does not imply participation in its official programme.
Selections, awards & residencies
Recognition, precisely attributed.
Artist of Europe Award 2026 · Top Selection
Selected for the Top Selection presentation in Paris, France, on 11 December 2026. Forthcoming.
TOP Selection Barcelona · 2026
Selected artist. Presentation at Museu Picasso Auditorium on 10 July, followed by a video exhibition at Port Gallery, Barcelona, 10–17 July.
Included in the studio’s professional record as a Top 10 Berlin Contemporary Artists selection.
Selections, nominations, awards and residencies are described according to their documented status. A selection or nomination is not presented as a prize win.
Barcelona · 10–17 July 2026
TOP Selection Barcelona 2026.
Presentation at Museu Picasso on 10 July, followed by a video exhibition at Port Gallery from 10 to 17 July. The studio archive includes the exhibition certificate and Roberto Litta’s critical assessment. Select any image to view it in full.
A photograph from the exhibition and the event poster document the studio’s participation in the 1st International Braga Contemporary Art Exhibition. Select either image to view it in full.
The certificate of merit, official exhibition poster and award-presentation photograph document Sonia Jeronimo’s participation in the Premio Internazionale Artista d’Europa 2025. Select any image to view it in full.
The participation certificate and two documentary views record the digital presentation of Drift of Mineral Light at 1560 Broadway, Times Square, organised by Plogix Gallery. Select any image to view it in full.
How artists are building a thriving online market without a gallery discusses Sonia Jeronimo’s move from technology leadership to painting, and her approach to presenting work online.
Programme images and photographs are from the studio archive unless an external publisher is identified. Participation in an independently organised event held parallel to a biennial does not imply participation in its official programme.
Selections & distinctions
Recognition, precisely attributed.
TOP Barcelona Prize · 2026
Selected artist. Video exhibition at Port Gallery, Barcelona; official presentation at Museu Picasso. This entry records a selection, not a first-prize award.
Presentation at Museu Picasso on 10 July, followed by a video exhibition at Port Gallery from 10 to 17 July. The studio archive includes the exhibition certificate and Roberto Litta’s critical assessment. Select any image to view it in full.
A photograph from the exhibition and the event poster document the studio’s participation in the 1st International Braga Contemporary Art Exhibition. Select either image to view it in full.
The certificate of merit, official exhibition poster and award-presentation photograph document Sonia Jeronimo’s participation in the Premio Internazionale Artista d’Europa 2025. Select any image to view it in full.
The participation certificate and two documentary views record the digital presentation of Drift of Mineral Light at 1560 Broadway, Times Square, organised by Plogix Gallery. Select any image to view it in full.
How artists are building a thriving online market without a gallery discusses Sonia Jeronimo’s move from technology leadership to painting, and her approach to presenting work online.
