Paco Pomet continues to weave captivating narratives in his latest solo exhibition, Last Adventures in Hi Res.

In this eagerly anticipated sixth solo exhibition with Richard Heller Gallery, Granada, Spain-based artist, Pomet unleashes his singular imagination, inviting audiences to immerse themselves in a world where the laws of physics and logic are delightfully upended. Each painting in Last Adventures in Hi Res is a new surprise, brimming with vibrant colours, intricate details, and a healthy dose of tongue-in-cheek humour. Known for his use of irony and humour, Pomet's newest paintings transport viewers on a journey through bizarre scenes populated by unforeseen characters and unexpected twists. His work captivates with its blend of nostalgia, wit, and surreal charm.

Two new Paco Pomet works are currently on display at Galleri Benoni as part of the Copenhagen based outfits latest setup.

Be sure to stop by the gallery to view the new works, titled Refugee and Unveiling, if you can get to Copenhagen. The gallery will also have some copies of Pomet’s new book Celestial available for those visiting over the coming weeks.

Two new Paco Pomet works are included in the latest group exhibition from Berlin based powerhouse König Galerie.

THROUGH A GLASS BRIGHTLY marks the first collaboration between Pomet and König.”THROUGH A GLASS BRIGHTLY explores how it is that artists perceive and interpret the world, showcasing the myriad ways in which their creative vision can provide unique insights into pressing social issues and current events. The artworks are distinguished by their use of subversive humor, references to art and its histories, self-reflection, and self-representation. While not all works address political matters explicitly, the selection as a whole reflects prevailing feelings of uncertainty and fear today, vacillating between anxiety and escapism.”

In Some New Disorders, Pomet intrudes upon his signature monochromatic, realist scenes with illustrations that are both cartoonish and surreal. Pomet collects his source images from family archives, flea markets, and the internet. But rather than using photography to nostalgically reflect on the past, he uses these collected pictures as material for more contemporary aesthetic interventions. In his paintings and drawings, the new and the old collapse, fracturing divisions between modern and contemporary modes of representation.

Paco Pomet’s work returns to China this weekend, this time as part of 42 Art Space’s impressive booth at ART021.

Since it was founded in 2013, ART021 has grown to become Asia’s biggest contemporary art fair, with 150 galleries from around the world exhibiting at this years edition at the Shanghai Exhibition Centre.

Pomet has previously spoken about his fondness of humanising the Sun and the Moon in order to “get closer to them and and try to bring them to the theatre of human conscience”, and this new work, titled The Runaway, continues this exploration into incorporating natural light subjects in his work.

We are excited to announce some further news on this Friday’s launch of the new Paco Pomet book Celestial.

We will be releasing two Special Edition sets of the book, that will each come with a choice of one of two new Paco Pomet prints.

Printed by Christian M. Walter in his Granada-based studio, both prints are based on paintings that make up part of the Celestial collection of works.

We are delighted to announce the upcoming release of Paco Pomet’s latest book, titled Celestial.

Between 2017 and 2022 the Sun and the Moon were recurring motifs in much of Pomet’s work, serving as symbolic representations of the perpetual patterns and rhythms that shape our everyday lives.

Celestial brings this special collection of 29 paintings together for the first time, accompanied by an insightful conversation between Pomet and writer Sasha Bogojev, an extensive essay by author Paco Baena, and a thought provoking prelude by collector Steve Barding.

Celestial will be available to purchase from Friday 27th October.

It is hard to believe that a year has gone by since we were writing about the 3 brilliant Paco Pomet works on show at Estampa 2022, yet Estampa 2023 opens today, and once again the My Name’s Lolita Art booth is providing visitors with a trifecta of superb works from the Granada based artist.

Now in its 30th edition, Estampa Contemporary Art Fair is one of the most prominent events in the Spanish art calendar, bringing together all major national galleries to create an unmissable few days for collectors. Held in Pavilion 4 of the expansive IFEMA MADRID, the fair continues to go from strength to strength each year, reflecting the vitality and interest in gallery art in Spain.

Bilbao based SC Gallery kicked off the new season with a bang on Friday night, opening their new group exhibition Only Prints.

The exhibition features a diverse selection of limited edition works on paper - including screen prints and lithographs - from a wide range of international artists, many of whom have collaborated with the gallery since its establishment in 2008. The exhibition aims to showcase the different styles and themes represented by the participating artists, with approximately 30 works on display.

Between 2017 and 2022, the sun and the moon were prominent in much of Pomet’s output, serving as symbolic representations of the perpetual patterns and rhythms that shape our daily lives. By blending these celestial motifs into terrestrial contexts Pomet brings the cosmos into proximity, prompting viewers to look within themselves, rather than gaze upwards, in order to explore their connection with the universe and their place within it. This intensely personal, yet widely resonating perspective evokes questions around themes that are deeply embedded in our collective consciousness: the ebb and flow of time, the interconnectedness of life and death, and the continuity between beginnings and endings.

Ephemeral Pleasures, the latest group exhibition from Santa Monica based Richard Heller Gallery opened yesterday, featuring a group of ‘diverse, international artists who offer a multitude of direct and sometimes tangential approaches to the still life genre.’

Reverie, a stunning new painting from Paco Pomet is included in the show, alongside works from a stellar lineup of artists including Shawn Huckins, David Jien, Sean Norvet, Horacio Quiroz, Carter Flachbarth, Cindy Bernhard, Kajahl and more.

Following on from Heatmap, Paco Pomet’s recent exhibition at Powerlong Museum in Shanghai, the Spanish artist has opened his second show in China of 2023.

Act In The Image, featuring 16 works that were all painted within the last year, marks Pomet’s first solo exhibition with Beijing based 42 Art Space.

Paco Pomet is one of 14 artists invited to take part in CAMPUS. University Architecture in Contemporary Painting, an interesting new exhibition at Centre Cultural La Nau de Valencia, curated by Juan Cuéllar and Roberto Mollá.

The exhibition pays homage to the buildings of Universitat de València and the important role that they have played in the history of the city, its urban planning and in the introduction of new architectural styles.

Two new Paco Pomet works were included in Nino Mier’s exceptional presentation at Tapei Dangdai 2023, kicking off what is sure to be an interesting collaboration between the Spanish artist and the blue-chip gallery.

The two paintings proved to be a fitting start to the new partnership, offering up a double dose of Pomet’s unique visual language to some 30,000 visitors to Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center over the past weekend.

We are excited to announce that the latest Paco Pomet print, Not Street Art, will be released here on House of Pomet tomorrow (9th May) at 18:00.

The hugely popular image, masterfully printed on 1.5mm cardboard by Christian M. Walter, is available in a main edition of just 75, priced at £795 including P&P within the U.K.

Heatmap, Paco Pomet’s first solo show in Asia, is now on display at Powerlong Museum, Shanghai, China.

The exhibition, featuring a host of stunning new works by the Spanish artist, runs until 4th June 2023.

“PROTECTION NO LONGER ASSURED”, the latest exhibition by Colección SOLO, opens it doors to the public today at the groups stunning Espacio SOLO museum, located in the Puerta de Alcalá, Madrid.

The exhibition, which runs until the end of the year, invites visitors to ‘stand on the edge of an abyss’, and revisits the sublime notion of delightful horror through a selection of 63 artworks by 31 artists, across media including sculpture, painting, sound and AI art.

Two incredible new Paco Pomet paintings stole the show at UVNT Art Fair this past weekend, as hoards of visitors flocked to My Name’s Lolita Art’s superb presentation at the COAM headquarters.

The two works, amongst the first to come out of Pomet’s new studio and be shown publicly, continue the artists unique visual language, combining different styles and time periods in order to raise questions about the present.

Yesterday evening saw the opening of Smart Idiots - the latest group exhibition at WOAW Gallery, Hong Kong, curated by Matias Sanchez.

A new work by Paco Pomet, titled Infantry, is included in the show.

Denver, Colorado based Robischon Gallery are currently celebrating their 45th anniversary with a series of exhibitions, starting with 45+ PART I, open until 28th January 2023.

Paco Pomet, whose previous solo shows with the gallery include the superb New Work and Endings, has 2 works included in the exhibition - The Mission (2013) and The Preachers (2018).