ABOUT
von Goetz
“Contemporary art, staged with history in mind."
von Goetz is an art advisory that aims to enhance the lives of artists and collectors, by investing in our contemporary artists of the future. We collaborate closely with our clients - who are made up of private individuals, corporates, interior design studios, and hospitality groups. Blending discretion, meticulous research, and fun into the work. We understand that collecting is a profoundly personal journey, and the relationships we cultivate with our clients and artists are unique.
Exhibitions
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Xu Yang
Forget Me Not
Forget Me Not is a solo exhibition by Xu Yang at the historic Château de Lantheuil, France (12 June – 10 July 2025). Blending Rococo influences with Chinese heritage, Xu’s paintings and sculptures explore memory, legacy, and time — creating a dialogue between East and West, past and present.
Curated by Lucy von Goetz, the exhibition reimagines still life through symbols both intimate and opulent. Set against the backdrop of a 17th-century château, it invites reflection on the beauty and fragility of cultural inheritance.
Forget Me Not
Xu Yang (b. 1996, Shandong) lives and works in London, UK. She studied Fine Art Painting at Wimbledon College of Arts (UAL) 2015-18, and graduated with an MA in Painting from the Royal College of Art in 2020.
Xu Yang’s multidisciplinary practice explores themes of identity, sexuality, and culture, weaving together both personal and universal experiences. Her work is deeply rooted in an excavation of history, drawing on influences from the Rococo era, mythology, and her own Chinese heritage. This fusion allows her to create a contemporary narrative that addresses the complexities of human nature while reflecting the richness and challenges of her cultural background. Often inserting her own image into her painting, by directly confronting the viewer her work encourages audiences to question and challenge societal constructs.
Institutional exhibitions include "The Cult of Beauty", Wellcome Collection, London (2023). Xu was recently awarded a commission by Tate Collective for LGBTQIA+ history month (2023). She was the winner of the Barbican Arts Group Trust ArtWorks Open (2019), and was shortlisted for the Contemporary Young Artist Prize (2020). Recent solo exhibitions include ”Daughter, Sister, Mother, Monster”, Berntson Bhattacharjee, London (2024); “Imagine Yourself a Warrior", Mou Projects, Hong Kong (2023); "Therefore I am", Dio Horia, Athens (2022). She has been shown at Simon Lee Gallery, Josh Lilley Gallery, and Saatchi Gallery.
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Hours & rates - Château & gardens
Open Wednesday - Sunday: 12th June to 10th July, 2.30 pm - 6.30 pm
Château guided tour: 3pm, 4pm, 5pm
Adults: 10€
Children 7-15 years: 6€
Children under 7 years: Free
Château de Lantheuil
Getting Here
From Paris:
Take the train from Paris Saint-Lazare to Bayeux (approx. 2h 20m), followed by a 20-minute taxi or rental car to Château de Lantheuil. Alternatively, drive via the A13 motorway (approx. 160 miles).
From London:
Travel by Eurostar to Paris (2h 40m), then transfer to Saint-Lazare by metro or taxi. Flights to Paris are also available (approx. 1h 20m).
Parking:
Free on-site parking is available and clearly signposted from the road.
Tickets can be purchased at the venue.
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![Anna Jermolaewa represented Austria in the 2024 Venice Biennale. When something sticks with you for some two years or more you must ask yourself why. Jermolaewa’s work encompasses the beauty that can be found in simplification, the ability to distil something enormous into something tiny. Along with their artistic potency, Anna Jermolaewa’s works possess poetry and humour.
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Ludwig Wittgenstein left us a sentence that fits the sentiment of Jermolaewa’s works: “Where others pass by, I stop.” Jermolaewa’s art is, in the vein of Wittgenstein, a manual for awareness and sharpening of the senses. Art can keep, retain, and honour what went missing or got lost in the torrents of time.
All this has nothing to do with nostalgia but a lot with reflection, attentiveness, vigilant perception, and the ability to reinterpret. Everything can get a new meaning: the ballet used for censorship, the X-ray film recycled as a music storage medium, the colour of a flower that stands for a political revolution.
The connotations, codes, symbols, mysterious meanings are the things of life - we have to decipher them.
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