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Hypebeast
6 days ago
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- Hypebeast
Art Basel Miami Beach Reveals 2025 Exhibitor Lineup
Summary Art fair season is just around the corner and as galleries around the world ready for this fall's Armory Show and Frieze Seoul,Art Baselis chiming in with the exhibitor lineup for its upcomingMiami Beach edition. Set to take place from December 5 through 7, 285 galleries hailing from 44 countries and territories will come together at the Miami Beach Convention Center for the 2025 iteration of Art Basel Miami Beach. Under the direction of Bridget Finn for the second year, the fair will spotlight 'the most urgent artistic currents shaping the American scene today,' with a sharpened focus on Latinx, Indigenous and diasporic practices. Over two-thirds of the featured galleries operate in the Americas. In addition to the usual roster of mega-galleries and blue-chip names, 2025 fair will welcome 41 first-time exhibitors, including El Apartamento, Crisis, Parallel and Pasto Galeria from Latin America. New York's downtown gallery scene is also stepping up its presence, with inaugural booths from YveYang,Margot Samel, Candice Madey andKate Werble Gallery. Akin to previous editions, the the fair will be organized across four key sectors: Galleries, Nova, Positions and Survey. While details for a 2025 Meridian section have yet to come, Art Basel states that details regarding additional sectors and programming will be announced in the coming months. The strength and caliber of this year's exhibitors reaffirms Art Basel Miami Beach's centrality within the global art ecosystem' Finn expressed in a recent statement. 'This edition reflects the vitality of artistic production across the Americas—which continues to shape contemporary art practice, patronage, and discourse worldwide—and the fair's role as a critical gateway for introducing pioneering international artists and perspectives to the American market. It is bold, rigorous and attuned to the moment.' The winter fair will also reveal the medalists of the inauguralArt Basel Awards. Launched in February, the initiatives aims to spotlight 'exceptional achievement' across various creative landscapes. The 36 gold medalists announced in may will vote amongst themselves to reveal this year's gold medalists on December 4. The 2025 edition of Art Basel Miami Beach will take place from December 5 to 7, with VIP Previews held on December 3 and 4. See the full list of exhibiting galleries below. GALLERIES1miramadrid / 2miraarchiv303 Gallery47 CanalA Gentil CariocaMiguel Abreu GalleryAcquavella GalleriesAfriart GalleryAlexandre GalleryAlisan Fine ArtsAlmeida & Dale Galeria de ArteAltman SiegelAmes YavuzGaleria Raquel ArnaudAlfonso ArtiacoBANKBarrovon BarthaGallery BatonNicelle Beauchene GalleryLivia BenavidesRuth Benzacar Galeria de ArteBerggruen GalleryBerry CampbellPeter Blum GalleryMarianne Boesky GalleryTanya Bonakdar GalleryBortolamiBradley ErtaskiranLuciana Brito GaleriaBroadwayBen Brown Fine ArtsMatthew BrownCanadaCardi GalleryCasa TriânguloDavid CastilloCayónCentral FineGaleria Pedro CeraChapter NYJames Cohan GalleryCommonwealth and CouncilGalleria ContinuaPaula Cooper GalleryCrèvecœurCristea Roberts GalleryGalerie Chantal CrouselThomas Dane GalleryDastan GalleryTibor de NagyMassimodecarloJeffrey DeitchDocumentAnat EbgiEdel AssantiAndrew Edlin GalleryEl Apartamentogalerie frank elbazDerek Eller GalleryThomas Erben GalleryLarkin ErdmannGalerie Cécile FakhouryDaniel Faria GalleryEric Firestone GalleryKonrad Fischer GaleriePeter Freeman, Friedman GalleryJames FuentesGagaGagosianGalateaGavlakGemini GhebalyGladstone GalleryGomide&CoGalería Elvira GonzálezGoodman GalleryMarian Goodman GalleryGrayAlexander Gray AssociatesGarth Greenan GalleryGalerie Karsten GreveHales GalleryHauser & WirthGalerie Max HetzlerHirschl & Adler ModernEdwynn Houk GalleryPippy Houldsworth GalleryXavier HufkensGallery HyundaiIngleby GalleryInstituto de visiónIsla FlotanteAlison JacquesCharlie James Galleryrodolphe janssenJenkins Johnson GalleryNina JohnsonJohyun GalleryGalerie JudinKalfayan GalleriesCasey KaplanJan KapsKarmaKasminkaufmann repettoSean KellyAnton Kern GalleryGalerie Peter KilchmannTina Kim GalleryMichael Kohn GalleryDavid Kordansky GalleryAndrew Kreps GallerykurimanzuttoPearl Lam GalleriesLeeahn GalleryLehmann MaupinGalerie LelongLévy Gorvy DayanJosh LilleyLisson GalleryLocks GalleryJane Lombard GalleryLuhring AugustineMagenta PlainsMai 36 GalerieMaisterravalbuenaMatthew Marks GalleryPhilip Martin GalleryMartos GalleryBarbara Mathes GalleryMayoralMazzoleniMiles McEnery GalleryAnthony MeierMendes Wood DMMennourMaruani MercierMignoniVictoria MiroMnuchin GalleryThe Modern Institutemoniquemelochemor charpentierEdward Tyler NahemHelly Nahmad GalleryNanzukaneugerriemschneiderNicodim GalleryNight GalleryCarolina NitschGalerie NordenhakeGallery Wendi NorrisGalerie Nathalie ObadiaOMRGalleria Lorcan O'Neill RomaOrtuzarRoslyn Oxley9 GalleryPace PrintsParagonParker GalleryParrasch Heijnen GalleryFranklin Parrasch GalleryPatronPerrotinPetzelPKM GalleryPolígrafa Obra GràficaProyectos MonclovaGaleria Marilia RazukAlmine RechRegen ProjectsRele GalleryRoberts ProjectsNara RoeslerThaddaeus RopacMeredith Rosen GalleryMichael Rosenfeld GalleryLia RummaRichard Saltoun GallerySCAI The BathhouseEsther SchipperSchoelkopf GalleryGalerie Thomas SchulteMarc Selwyn Fine ArtJack Shainman GallerySusan Sheehan GallerySicardi Ayers BacinoSies + HökeSikkema Malloy JenkinsJessica SilvermanBruce SilversteinSimões de AssisSkarstedtSMAC Art GalleryFredric Snitzer GallerySociétéSperone WestwaterSprüth MagersSTPILuisa StrinaGalería SurTimothy TaylorTemplonCristin Tierney GalleryTilton GalleryTornabuoni ArtLeon Tovar GalleryTravesía CuatroTwo PalmsUffner & LiuULAEVadehra Art GalleryVan de WegheVan Doren WaxterTim Van Laere GalleryNicola VassellVedovi GalleryVermelhoVielmetter Los AngelesGalleri Nicolai WallnerWentrupMichael Werner GalleryWhite CubeYares ArtDavid Zwirner NOVAGalería Isabel AninatEspacio ValverdeRebecca Camacho PresentsLuis De Jesus Los AngelesGypsum GalleryUnion PacificHeidiLohaus SominskyCandice MadeyMax Estrella Gallerymother's tankstation limitedNazarian/CurcioGalerie Alberta PanePequod UltravioletaPhillida ReidRolf ArtChris Sharp GallerySilverlensPark View / Paul SotoWelancora GalleryKate Werble GalleryW—galeríaYveYang POSITIONS56 HENRYGalerie AllenCarbon 12CrisisFranz KakaLodosLomexMadragoaProyecto NasalNicolettiPasto GaleríaGaleria Dawid RadziszewskiMargot SamelThetaVerveZielinsky SURVEYPiero Atchugarry GalleryJack BarrettCatharine Clark GalleryErin Cluley GalleryDavid Peter FrancisSebastian GladstonekóGaleria MapaGaleria Elvira MorenoPaci contemporaryParallel OaxacaPauline PavecDiane Rosenstein GalleryRyan LeeSapar ContemporaryThe PitVoloshyn GalleryWooson
Korea Herald
7 days ago
- Entertainment
- Korea Herald
Frieze to bring underrepresented LGBTQ+ art to the fore in Seoul
Global art fair to collaborate with Seoul museums for Frieze Live, Frieze Film Seoul's art scene is set to receive its annual injection of fresh energy this fall with a series of art events during Frieze Week. This year, topics exploring queer identity — largely consigned to the margins here — will be highlighted in some of the art fair's main events. Frieze Seoul, which runs Sept. 3 to 6 at Coex in Gangnam-gu, southern Seoul, returns for its fourth edition with more than 120 galleries from nearly 30 countries and a full program of live art, performances, films, talks and special artist projects. The global art fair collaborates with Kiaf Seoul, an art fair organized by the Galleries Association of Korea. 'This year's program at Frieze Seoul speaks to the extraordinary depth and breadth of Korea's contemporary art landscape, while also welcoming global perspectives that challenge and expand our ways of seeing,' said Frieze Seoul Director Patrick Lee in a statement on Wednesday. Frieze Live, the fair's platform for live art and performance, will focus in particular on female and genderqueer practitioners this year. Related events featuring 11 artists and collectives will be held at Coex and other venues in Seoul and in partnership with Art Sonje Center. One such Frieze Live event is the exhibition, 'off-site 2: Eleven Episodes,' from Aug. 26 to Oct. 26 at Art Sonje Center. Additional performances will be taking place at Kukje Gallery, and (Together)(Together) in Jongno-gu, Seoul as well as Dosan Park in Seoul's Sinsa-dong. Through performance, installation and moving image, the 11 participating artists — Yagwang, Chang Yeong-hae, Hah Ji-min, Kwak So-jin, Ru Kim and others — will explore themes of identity, embodiment and belonging, offering reflections on the social conditions and lived experiences shaping contemporary Korean art, according to Frieze. Frieze Film and Seoul Museum of Art will collaborate on the 13th edition of the Seoul Mediacity Biennale, curating a series of screenings and talks on the museum's rooftop. Open to the public from Sept. 2 to 4, the program aims to show a diverse group of international artists whose time-based works navigate occult, mystical and spiritual traditions. Talks with artists, curators and experts will be held at Coex from Sept.4 to 6, organized by Frieze, Kiaf and Korea Arts Management Service. Discussion topics covered will include the intersection of queer Asian identity and digital memory; the evolving role of foundations in supporting the arts; and the challenges faced by emerging galleries in a rapidly shifting landscape.
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Korea Herald
18-07-2025
- Korea Herald
[Photo News] Airports awash in art in summer
Travelers passing through South Korea's three major airports during the peak holiday season will have impressive artworks to gaze at as they wait to check in or board their flights. Some 30 artworks by 14 Korean artists will be on display at the Incheon, Gimpo and Gimhae international airports ahead of the busy summer and influx of travelers visiting for Frieze Seoul (Sept. 3-6) and related events during Korea's art week. The initiative seeks to promote works by emerging or mid-career Korean artists, and will be on view through November, according to the Korea Arts Management Service.
Korea Herald
10-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Korea Herald
With Chanel funding, Korean artists to create video series for Frieze Seoul
Luxury fashion house, Frieze Seoul collaborate to create 'Now & Next,' exploring practices of different generations of Korean artists Chanel and Frieze announced on Thursday the artists for the fourth edition of 'Now & Next,' a video series dedicated to spotlighting established and emerging Korean artists, ahead of Frieze Seoul in September. The six selected artists of different generations and backgrounds — Kim Yun-chul, Kim So-jung, Kim Bo-hie, Chung Yu-mi, Lee Jin-ju and Lim No-sik — will be paired into groups of two for the 'now' and 'next' of each episode, sharing their artistic practices, inspirations and culture in Korea through conversation. Kim Yun-chul merges technology with art to produce installations, audio works and multimedia creations. Jun So-jung uses video and writing to explore contemporary aesthetics and political themes. Kim Bo-hie creates paintings based on Korean traditional painting techniques, depicting scenes from nature. Chung Yu-mi pursues traditional methodologies to paint abstract landscapes, reflecting on memory and imagination. Lee Jin-ju creates uncanny scenes from the unconscious and re-creates memories of daily life through a unique painting style inspired by East Asian cultures. Lim No-sik explores the act of witnessing the invisible through the process of painting. The initiative aims to spotlight Korean artists who are pushing the boundaries of contemporary art, inspired by the spirit of Gabrielle Chanel, founder of Chanel, who said 'I want to be part of what happens next,' according to the fashion company. The three episodes of 'Now & Next' will be shown on the Frieze website close to the Frieze Seoul opening. The fourth edition of Frieze Seoul will run Sept. 3 to 6 at Coex in Gangnam, southern Seoul, with 120 galleries from around the world participating.
Korea Herald
11-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Korea Herald
Frieze House Seoul to open in September inviting galleries
Korean artist Im Young-joo wins 2025 Frieze Seoul Artist Award Coinciding with the fourth edition of Frieze Seoul in September, the international art fair will launch Frieze House Seoul, inviting leading galleries to hold exhibitions and events there during the four-day event. The exhibition space will be located in Yaksu-dong, a neighborhood in Jung-gu, central Seoul, at a building renovated by Seoul-based architectural studio Samuso Hyoja. Frieze House Seoul follows the success of No. 9 Cork Street in London, according to Frieze on Wednesday. 'Frieze House Seoul marks a natural and exciting evolution of our presence in Korea. Seoul has become a focal point for the global art world, and this new space will allow us to foster deeper engagement with the city's vibrant art communities throughout the year,' said Kristell Chade, executive director of fairs at Frieze. The space will consist of two main exhibition spaces across four floors, offering over 210 square meters of display space, and a landscaped garden. Galleries can apply for the inaugural season of Frieze House Seoul on the Frieze website. Frieze Seoul 2025 will be held from Sept. 3 to 6, bringing together some 120 galleries from 30 countries at COEX in Gangnam-gu, southern Seoul. Meanwhile, Frieze announced Korean artist Im Young-joo as the recipient of the Frieze Seoul Artist Award of the year. This year, works for the Frieze Artist Award in both Seoul and London respond to the theme of "Future Commons," with new multimedia works that explore ideas of community and shared experience. 'Her work, 'Calming Signal,' offers a profound exploration of collective behavior and societal rhythms, resonating deeply with our 2025 theme, 'Future Commons.' Im's innovative approach and compelling narrative exemplify the dynamic talent emerging from Korea's contemporary art scene,' said Patrick Lee, director of Frieze Seoul. Im's winning commission, "Calming Signal," is a research-based, three-channel video installation set within a grid-like structure, which juxtaposes Earth's tilted axis with rotational cultural dances, linking gestures of imbalance to visual manifestations of an uncertain future.
