Lehmann Maupin is pleased to return to Art Basel Paris with a presentation that will foreground artists with programming in the city and around Europe. Highlights include works by French-Alergian artist Kader Attia, on the heels of his Louvre Museum residency and ahead of his solo exhibition at Lehmann Maupin in New York; McArthur Binion, whose work is included in the Pinault Collection exhibition Minimal at the Bourse de Commerce in Paris; Cecilia Vicuña, ahead of her solo exhibition Reverse Migration, a Poetic Journey at the Irish Museum of Modern Art in Dublin; and Erwin Wurm, whose work is on view at The Academy of Ceramics in Gmunden, Austria. Notably, the presentation will also include new paintings by Tammy Nguyen, Dominic Chambers, and Arcmanoro Niles, as well as works by acclaimed photographer Catherine Opie, who has a forthcoming solo exhibition opening at the National Portrait Gallery in London in March 2026.

The gallery’s presentation will foreground new and recent works by French-Algerian artist Kader Attia. Drawing from his experience of living within two disparate cultures, Attia has developed a dynamic practice that examines the intricacies of social, historical, and cultural differences across the globe, demonstrating how individual and cultural identity is constructed within the context of colonial domination and conflict. Often using artifacts, discarded quotidian objects, and wartime ephemera, Attia’s works create spaces of introspection, allowing the viewer to become aware of the complicated and often inaccurate depiction of our multiple histories. In addition to presenting works by the artist at the fair, Lehmann Maupin will open a solo exhibition of new work by Kader Attia in New York on October 30. This comes on the heels of a string of institutional activity around the world, including the solo exhibition The Lost Paradise at CAAC Sevilla in Spain, as well as Attia’s inclusion in the 36th São Paulo Biennial and his recent artist residency at the Louvre Museum in Paris.