Brunner & Sand presents Liv Dahl's first solo exhibition with the gallery, on view at the Zürich space through July. The show gathers new paintings completed over the past year. · Liv Dahl

A catalogue accompanies Liv Dahl's debut solo exhibition, the artist's first publication with the gallery. It includes an essay by Margit Sundqvist. · Liv Dahl

Kunsthaus Zürich has acquired a 2024 painting by Henning Sørgaard for its collection. The work entered the museum following its presentation at the gallery last autumn. · Henning Sørgaard

Yuki Tanabe's recent ceramics were reviewed in Frieze on the occasion of the gallery's spring presentation. · Yuki Tanabe

Clara Benedek has been named a recipient of a Swiss Art Award for 2026. The prize recognises her recent work in cast bronze. · Clara Benedek

Brunner & Sand will return to Art Basel in the Galleries section in June. The booth will feature works by Henning Sørgaard, Tomás Iriarte and Yuki Tanabe.

The Nasjonalmuseet in Oslo has acquired a suite of works on paper by Marthe Vandal. The acquisition was made for the museum's collection of drawings. · Marthe Vandal

The gallery's seasonal Zuoz space has reopened with a group presentation drawn from the programme. It remains open through the winter months.

Brunner & Sand announces representation of the painter Liv Dahl. She is the youngest artist to join the gallery's programme. · Liv Dahl

Tomás Iriarte's survey exhibition at the gallery was reviewed in Artforum. · Tomás Iriarte

Tate has acquired an installation by Ruth Halevy for its collection. The work was first shown at the gallery in 2024. · Ruth Halevy

Beatrice Aerni has been shortlisted for the Prix Pictet. Her photographs were presented by the gallery in the preceding year. · Beatrice Aerni

The publication of Henning Sørgaard's monograph was noted in Kunstbulletin. · Henning Sørgaard

The Migros Museum für Gegenwartskunst has acquired a large textile work by Adaeze Okonkwo. The piece was shown at the gallery earlier that year. · Adaeze Okonkwo

Pieter Vos's sculpture exhibition at the Zürich space was reviewed in the NZZ. · Pieter Vos