Following deceased Dutch artist Daan van Golden's quotation "Art is not a competition", the gallery strives to help develop a cooperative, mutually supportive contemporary art world. Based in Tokyo, we represent 31 artists from Japan and abroad; each of whom maintains an art practice rooted in the literal; each of whom does not shy away fromContinue reading “MISAKO & ROSEN”
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HAYASHI and EUKARYOTE
For the 2025 edition of Art OnO, GALLERY HAYASHI + ART BRIDGE and EUKARYOTE will present a joint booth named HAYASHI and EUKARYOTE, offering a thoughtfully curated presentation. GALLERY HAYASHI + ART BRIDGE showcases works by major Japanese post-war artists alongside emerging Asian and international contemporary artists. The gallery is dedicated to fostering the artisticContinue reading “HAYASHI and EUKARYOTE”
SEOJUNG ART
Seojeong Art explores the possibilities of new cultural art centered on contemporary art. Since its establishment in 2015, it has been discovering and cultivating promising artists from home and abroad, contributing to their growth as the next generation of art leaders, and serving as a hub for art culture, markets, and culture in general. In particular, it identifies trends in contemporary art culture and markets at home and abroad, and promotes artists' entry into the international stage. United States, Germany, United Kingdom, Japan Taiwan, SingaporeContinue reading “SEOJUNG ART”
VILLAZAN
VILLAZAN is a leading international art gallery representing some of the most influential contemporary artists. Pablo Villazán opened his first gallery for contemporary art in 2015 in New York. Today, Villazan employs more than 30 people, and has 5 exhibition spaces across the United States, Europe, and Asia. Pablo Villazán is committed to supporting and advancingContinue reading “VILLAZAN”
GALLERY2
Opened in 2007, Gallery 2 introduces a wide range of Korean contemporary art. Gallery 2 values strong trust and partnership between artists and galleries, and works together to help artists continue their creative activities. Above all, we believe and practice that the role of a gallery is to maintain a diverse spectrum of contemporary art by exploring the commercial potential of valuable works. Currently, Gallery 2 focuses on solo exhibitions and presents new works regardless of age or genre.Continue reading “GALLERY2”
PIBI Gallery
Opened in 2016 to shed light on talented domestic and international artists and explore various points of contact in contemporary art, Phoebe Gallery aims to be a flexible space for communication through various channels, including art project planning and art consulting, while supporting artists' potential. In addition to mid-career Korean contemporary artists such as Kyojun Lee, Donggi Lee, Myungmi Lee, and Yanga Ham, Phoebe Gallery has exhibited younger artists such as Nakhee Sung, Glasses Soo, Lee Jungbae, Jeon Myeongmyeong, Kim Heeyoung, Lee Eunsun, Lee Jonggeon, Jung Seunghye, and Kook Dongwan.Continue reading “PIBI Gallery”
Peres Projects
Founded by Javier Pérez in 2002, Pérez Project currently has spaces in Berlin and Seoul. It was born out of a desire to present important voices of our time, with a focus on artists from backgrounds marginalized by the traditional art world. Since its inception, the gallery has served as a platform for original artists who are helping to define the global cultural landscape. By expanding beyond the confines of its exhibition space and into collaborations with museums, public collections, and scholars, the gallery has been able to create a globalContinue reading “Peres Projects”