YesLondon invites you to enjoy London's most prominent galleries. London is home to a vibrant variety of art galleries, ranging from world-renowned institutions to cutting-edge contemporary spaces. In the first episode, you'll be able to see Stephen Friedman, Miart, Clarendon Fine Art, and Thaddaeus Ropac galleries in the heart of Mayfair.
The Thaddaeus Ropac Gallery in London, located at Ely House, 37 Dover Street in Mayfair, is one of the prominent branches of the international gallery network. Opened in 2017, the London gallery occupies a historic building that offers a grand setting for its exhibitions.
Thaddaeus Ropac, the gallery's founder, chose London due to its status as a global art hub with a vibrant cultural scene and numerous prestigious institutions and collectors.
The gallery hosts a variety of exhibitions, showcasing both contemporary and modern artists. Some notable artists represented by the gallery include Georg Baselitz, Gilbert & George, Antony Gormley, and Alex Katz. In addition to living artists, the gallery manages the estates of significant figures like Joseph Beuys and Andy Warhol. Currently, you can enjoy Robert’s Rauschenberg’s ROCI exhibition.
Stephen Friedman Gallery is a contemporary art gallery located at 5-6 Cork Street in Mayfair, London. Founded in 1995, the gallery represents a diverse range of artists, including conceptual and South American art, and abstraction, minimalism, and figuration in various media. The gallery recently relocated from Old Burlington Street to its new space in October 2023, which features a design by David Kohn that includes expansive exhibition areas, bespoke offices, and a rear garden for events. The gallery is open Tuesday to Friday from 10 am to 6 pm and Saturday from 11 am to 5 pm.
Miart Gallery London, located at 31-32 St James's Street in Mayfair, is a prominent contemporary and modern art gallery. Spanning three floors and 5400 square feet, it features a diverse array of art, including paintings, sculptures, photographs, and video pieces from both Eastern and Western artists. The gallery regularly hosts monthly exhibitions showcasing works by both renowned and emerging artists. Recent exhibitions have included pieces by contemporary photographers like Gary James McQueen and Derrick Santini, as well as sculptures by notable artists such as Auguste Rodin.
Miart Gallery London is recognized for its commitment to blending cultural and artistic traditions, as well as for promoting the universality of art beyond the boundaries of religion, language, and race. The gallery has received accolades such as being named "The Best Gallery or Museum in the United Kingdom 2024" by the American Art Awards. The current exhibition showcases the works of the artist Michael Gregorjev Murn.
Clarendon Fine Art is a prominent gallery located in Mayfair, London, known for making art accessible and enjoyable for a wide audience. The gallery was founded by Helen Swaby, who aimed to create a welcoming environment, countering the traditional perception of art galleries as pretentious and elitist. The gallery showcases a diverse range of modern and contemporary art, including originals, limited editions, and sculptures by both established and emerging artists.
The gallery's success is attributed to its eclectic portfolio and inclusive approach, offering personal art consultations and hosting regular events, including personal appearances by artists and private views. Current exhibition: Mr. Brainwash.
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