Exhibitions

Ongoing, upcoming and a selection of past exhibitions.

Ongoing & Upcoming

Spiralis Gallery, New York — works by Francis Eck
Spiralis Gallery
New York, USA
Currently on view

Two paintings currently on display.

Savannah Gallery, Anguilla — works by Francis Eck
Savannah Gallery
Anguilla (AI)
Currently on view

A selection of medium formats on display.

Signature of Francis Eck
Upcoming
Saint-Martin & Guadeloupe
Coming soon

Upcoming exhibitions planned in the Caribbean.

International career — selected highlights

From the first exhibition in Alsace to international presentations: ten milestones in Francis Eck’s career. The full chronology is available in the catalogue below.

  1. 1980
    First solo exhibition

    Altkirch Town Hall, Alsace, France.

  2. 1982
    Grand Prix Rubens

    Early distinctions and exhibitions in France and Switzerland.

  3. 1993
    ARTEXPO New York

    Jacob K. Javits Convention Center, United States.

  4. 1994
    Tokyo and Japanese media

    Yomenanohana Museum, NHK and Asahi Shimbun.

  5. 1995
    The Francis Eck monograph

    Éditions Garnier Nocera, with text by Gérard Xuriguera.

  6. 1997
    Europe and Asia

    Exhibitions in Germany, the United Kingdom and China.

  7. 2000
    Two defining milestones

    Presentation of Tout n’est pas bleu to Jacques Chirac in Saint-Martin; first prize for painting at China Art Expo, Beijing.

  8. 2006
    Solo exhibition in Macao

    Casa Garden, Fundação Oriente.

  9. 2021
    Fondation Clément

    J-Expose, a digital group exhibition.

  10. 2024
    Spiralis Gallery, Maryland

    Vistas and Viewpoints, Easton, United States.


Publications & collections

  • Cimaise, No. 233 · 1994Critical essay by Gérard Xuriguera.
  • National Maritime MuseumWork listed in the museum collection in Paris.
  • Press and televisionNHK, Asahi Shimbun, FR3 Alsace and RFO.
  • Exhibitions across continentsEurope, North America, the Caribbean and Asia.

Complete Artistic Career · 1980–2026

Explore Francis Eck's artistic career: exhibitions, galleries, museums, awards, collections, publications and media. An illustrated 18-page catalogue.

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