Simon Lee Gallery was founded in 2002 in Mayfair, London. It represents artists of diverse generations from Europe and the USA, whose practices range from sculpture and painting to video and photography, sharing a broad interest in an exploration of the conceptual.
Read MoreAiming to provide a significant British and international audience to its artists, the gallery also regularly punctuates its programme with historical exhibitions and curated group shows. This gives us the opportunity to present shifts in contemporary art practice and thought, whilst broadening the dialogue with artists outside of the gallery programme. These projects combined with the gallery programme further the commitment to a discourse on art and culture in the London context.
The gallery publishes catalogues and artist monographs and collaborates with museums and other commercial galleries to give its artists exposure outside London and provide them a rigorous context to be viewed.
In addition to its UK activity, the gallery has been building a presence in Hong Kong and has now opened a space in the Pedder Building in order to introduce gallery artists to a wider public in Hong Kong and Asia.
Ocula Magazine shares its must-see exhibitions across London's galleries, museums, and non-profit spaces this autumn.
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Returning to the Javits Center in September, The Armory Show is an important New York art fair presenting leading international art galleries. Take a look at Ocula's highlights from the ground.
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Summer shows can be uninspired affairs, but Simon Lee Gallery has resisted this tendency.
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With Art Basel and Art Central returning to Hong Kong this May, Ocula Magazine selects the exhibitions to see.
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Renewing her focus into total abstraction, Kristy M Chan's latest works are born from a desire to capture and interact with her experienced emotions.
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Donna Huddleston's whimsical coloured pencil works can be seen as visual embodiments of theatre's ephemerality.
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With KIAF Seoul having opened this week, we take a look at some of the great work coming out of Korea.
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The gallery's participation demonstrates faith in Korea's thriving art market.
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Disorientingly familiar, the entrance of My Head Is a Haunted House is covered with a Twin Peaks –esque Red Room floor vinyl that grounds whatever happens there in another dimension. But in contras
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Donna Huanca says her deep and enduring artistic interest in the female body stems from a simple fact: She has one. She also says she's tired of seeing female bodies brutalized, tired of viewing them
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Since it was begun in 2000, Unlimited, which is offered only at the fair in Basel, has proved to be a particularly popular draw. Most people attending the fair–there were 95,000 last year–are expect
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According to a photo posted on Facebook by Christina Li, guest curator of artist Shirley Tse's exhibition at the pavilion, a notice in English and Italian at the entrance reads: 'Due to unforeseen cir
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Yun Hyong-keun 1989 – 1999 | KimOki Performance shows until 20 June 2020 at PKM GALLERY.The music of this video is planned to be released as an LP album. Further details will be announced later.
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Interview of Albert Neuendorf from Galerie Neuendorf and Georg Karl Pfahler Estate. G_EORG KARL PFAHLER - COLOR & SPACE,_QG Gallery, Brussels (24 April–29 June 2019).
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