Bill Rabinovitch: Paintings and Documents from SoHo

A Palazzo Vimana exhibition

Upcoming
Bucharest, fall 2026

The forthcoming presentation of Bill Rabinovitch marks the inaugural gesture of Palazzo Vimana, an itinerant and speculative curatorial platform conceived as both structure and proposition. Bucharest becomes its first site of manifestation, and Rabinovitch its first interlocutor from the United States.

In the fall of 2026, Palazzo Vimana takes form as an overlay, a superimposed architecture of ideas. Within it, Rabinovitch’s work operates as both anchor and catalyst, setting into motion a dialogue that extends beyond the exhibition itself.

What is proposed here is not just a show, but a condition: one in which space, artist, and curatorial intent converge to produce a moment of heightened awareness. A moment in which the viewer is invited to step inside a structure that is at once conceptual and real, and to consider what it means to inhabit it. Between studio and city, between one system and another, between SoHo and Bucharest, something remains active, not fixed, not separate, but held in place long enough to take form.

The Producer, Ioan Șerban was born in Sibiu in 1955. He emigrated to the United States in 1983, where he spent two decades at the center of one of the most charged periods in American art and culture. Through the 1980s and 1990s he worked with Vorpal Gallery in SoHo, situated directly across from the galleries of Leo Castelli and Ileana Sonnabend, and beside Mary Boone. He also worked with Jerry Brewster Art Gallery, managing Leonora Carrington’s activity during one of her annual visits to NYC. He went on to collaborate with Foster Goldstrom Gallery, and with dealers Patrice Landau and Elga Wimmer, advising on the openings of Elga Wimmer Gallery and Stendhal Gallery among others.

Dates
Exhibition: fall 2026