Thaddaeus Ropac has announced the line-up for its booth at Art Cologne, where the gallery will show works by nineteen artists. The fair's preview days run on 4 and 5 November 2026, with public access from 6 to 8 November, and the gallery will be at booth A110. The gallery says it looks forward to welcoming visitors to the booth.

The booth brings together works by Alvaro Barrington, Alex Katz, Georg Baselitz, Imi Knoebel, Marc Brandenburg, Robert Longo, Tony Cragg, Nick Oberthaler, VALIE EXPORT, Arnulf Rainer, Sylvie Fleury, Robert Rauschenberg, GALLI, Daniel Richter, Antony Gormley, Gerwald Rockenschaub, Hans Josephsohn, Erwin Wurm and Martha Jungwirth.

Among the works highlighted are Robert Rauschenberg's Red Sunday (Domingo Rojo) / ROCI CUBA from 1988, a silkscreen ink and enamel work on galvanised steel measuring 215.1 by 124.2 cm; VALIE EXPORT's 1970 black-and-white photograph BODY SIGN B; Georg Baselitz's Das lila Tuch from 2020, an oil on canvas of 270 by 207 cm; Alex Katz's Eyes Closed (Grisaille) from 2004, an oil on canvas of 305 by 152.5 cm; and an untitled brass by Hans Josephsohn measuring 165 by 86 by 58 cm.

The presentation spans painting, photography and sculpture across several generations of the gallery's programme, from Rauschenberg and Rainer to younger artists such as Barrington and Oberthaler, in a single booth that reads as a survey of the gallery's roster. Visitors can preview the booth online ahead of the fair, which holds its trade preview on 4 and 5 November before opening to the public for the weekend.