Pace will present 'Matrix Muse', an exhibition of work by Constantin Brancusi, at its 5 Hanover Square gallery in London from 25 November 2026 to 30 January 2027. It is the gallery's first solo exhibition of the artist since announcing its global representation of the Constantin Brancusi Estate earlier this year.

The exhibition is curated by Dr. Jerome Neutres, an independent curator named an Officer of the Order of Arts and Letters by the French Ministry of Culture in 2023. It brings together never-before-exhibited drawings and archival materials alongside four major sculptures, tracing Brancusi's fascination with metaphysical origins, the subject that drove his search for a new sculptural language. The title takes its name from 'Une muse', Brancusi's 1918 work, and the show follows the artist's idea of the muse as a matrix, a generative source from which form emerges.

The show arrives in a year of renewed attention to the sculptor. 2026 marks 150 years since Brancusi's birth in Romania in 1876, and a major survey of his work at the Neue Nationalgalerie in Berlin, produced with the Centre Pompidou, ran through August. In New York, the Museum of Modern Art opened 'Brancusi: The Artist and His Studio' in October, bringing rarely lent works from the Atelier Brancusi to the United States.

For Pace, the estate joins more than thirty artists' estates already represented by the gallery, including those of Alexander Calder, Jean Dubuffet, Agnes Martin, Louise Nevelson and Mark Rothko. The London exhibition is the gallery's first major project spotlighting Brancusi, and it sets the terms for how the estate's work will be presented commercially in the years ahead.