Discover Contemporary Art Galleries

Founded in 2012, Richard Saltoun Gallery in London and Rome focuses on contemporary art, highlighting under-recognized feminist and conceptual artists.

Maureen Paley gallery, founded in 1984, operates in Bethnal Green, Hove, and Shoreditch, showcasing innovative artists and Turner Prize winners.

Claes Nordenhake's gallery, opened in 1976, evolved from abstract painting to large sculptures, launching artists' careers and expanding to Berlin in 2000.

Galleria Franco Noero in Torino, Italy, opened in 1999, now at via Mottalciata 10B since 2013, with a unique curatorial style and non-profit programs.

Modern Art, a London gallery founded in 1998, hosts 10-14 annual exhibitions, featuring artists like Tuttle and Rothschild, with locations in Paris too.

Johyun Gallery, since 1989, showcases Korean art and global figures, with 10 annual exhibitions in Busan and participation in major Asian art fairs.

Lehmann Maupin, founded in 1996, represents diverse, renowned artists globally, showcasing groundbreaking art in New York, Hong Kong, Seoul, and London.

Founded in 1970, Gallery Hyundai is Korea's oldest contemporary art gallery, supporting major Korean and international artists through exhibitions.

Xavier Hufkens, a top Brussels gallery since 1987, showcases contemporary art, featuring artists like Bourgeois and Emin, with two locations and publications.

GRIMM, founded in 2005, is an art gallery in Amsterdam, New York, and London, representing 30+ artists and promoting sustainability and innovation.