15 Galleries to Keep an Eye on in 2023: Part 3
If you’re interested in admiring incredible art pieces, you may like to be aware of the top galleries out there. These buildings celebrate work through various exhibitions, art fairs, and limited edition shows and are visited by people from all over the world. So, which galleries have we chosen this week? Read on to find out!
Founded in 2015 in Hong Kong, Over the Influence soon expanded to LA and became an international promoter of both new and recognised artists worldwide.
In fact, what makes Over the Influence so interesting is the global opportunities it offers its artists with its staggering amount of exposure, art fairs, projects, and exhibitions throughout a variety of locations.
Fans can look out for the gallery’s latest exhibition, Excuse The Interruption, by four painters who tackle different elements on the page. These include Appalachian-influenced artist Brittany Fanning, self-taught artist Zes, digital, physical, and political landscape explorer Jean Nagai, and narrative-creating Lauren Wy. You can view this until 12th March 2023.
Founded in 1960, this art gallery takes pride in putting its artists first, whether seminal historical or contemporary. You can find countless examples of inspiring work on display through a variety of exhibitions which are viewed by art lovers from all over the world.
What is intriguing about this gallery is that it even celebrates art bookmaking and is renowned for having published more than five hundred titles via artist collaboration.
Fans can start to get excited about Maya Lin’s Nature Knows No Boundaries exhibition showcased at Pace until 11th March 2023. This artistic display combines sculptures and installations to show off Lin’s enthusiasm for environmental activism. As this artist explores water in our environment further, fans will be sure to observe Lin’s creative talent in her first solo show located in Seoul, Korea’s vibrant capital.
Also working with the gallery, artist Gideon Appah generates vividly painted masterpieces inspired by dreams, childhood memories, and West African cultural influences. Fans should also look out for Yto Barrada, an artist celebrated for her exploration of historical, social, and cultural narratives, which she interprets via a range of carefully crafted installations.
Finally, art lovers should also keep an eye on artist Lynda Benglis, a talented painter and sculpturer who breaks the boundaries of artistic tradition. Benglis uses a range of unique practices, such as utilising beeswax in her paintings and a blowtorch as a brush in another series.
Founded in 2012, Beers London has emerged as one of England’s capital’s most prominent places that art lovers can visit to celebrate creative talent. This gallery is located near The Barbican and St Paul’s Cathedral, making it a convenient place for tourists to explore.
The exciting thing about this gallery is that it has a particular focal point on diversity when it comes to representing artists. You can discover craftspeople of all kinds here, spanning an impressive six continents. Because of this, it’s no surprise that Beers London hosts international art fairs, along with countless collaborations.
Fans can look out for Deborah Segun’s new exhibition, Where Is My Mind?, which will run until 25th March 2023. In this exhibition, the artist showcases her sense of escapism through art and how it correlates to the mind’s well-being and the world’s surrounding environment.
Other artists to watch out for in this gallery include Sabrina Bockler, Jonni Cheatwood, and Ksenia Dermenzhi, all three of whom provide innovative and outstanding works with bold approaches to multimedia and meaningful messages.
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Conclusion
So, there you have it. Hopefully, this content has helped point you in the direction of three incredible galleries that are all worth paying a visit to. Each gallery on our list is notable for its unique attributes, global reputation, and significant collaborations and exhibitions, drawing art enthusiasts and collectors from across the globe. So, now it’s down to you to visit these galleries and make up your own opinion about each gallery’s creative approach to art!
Roy Ockers
Art collector and founder of Banditto Residency, Roy Ockers, is a proud father and works to empower artists, celebrate their unique take on a variety of masterpieces, and promote them to the broader international community of creatives. Roy makes it his mission to source the hottest artists out there and share them with the world.
