Almeida & Dale: Out of San Pãulo, Brazil, A&D promotes the work and legacy of Brazilian artists among institutions and private collections worldwide. The gallery covers 100 years of Brazilian art, from Tarsila do Amaral to Maria Martins, Neo-concrete stars such as Sergio Camargo and Lygia Pape, historic figures such as Rubem Valentim and Mestre Didi, and pioneering contemporary artists including Siron Franco and Victor Arruda, among many. Catch them in booth A5.
Beatriz Esguerra Art: For decades, artists from Colombia have been revolutionizing the concept of art on paper. Alongside traditional drawing techniques, these innovative and daring Colombian artists have taken this adaptable medium to new heights, making the physical support a crucial element in their creations. Marking their 9th year at Dallas Art Fair, Beatriz Esguerra Art will showcase a collection of works on paper by Colombian-born artists Pablo Arrazola, Teresa Currea, Armando Castro-Uribe, Jeronimo Villa, Jairo Llano, and Mario Arroyave at the forthcoming edition of the Dallas Art Fair in Dallas, TX. Despite their diverse styles, all the artworks are connected by the artists’ instinctive manipulation of the medium, turning it into an integral aspect of the composition. By cutting, scraping, tearing, marking, and/or scratching various paper-based supports, the artists in this exhibition imbue their creations with a sculptural essence. See the work in booth F13.
Blouin Division: Established in 2020 through the merger of Galerie Division and Galerie René Blouin, Blouin Division has become one of Canada’s most prominent commercial galleries. With exhibition spaces in both Montreal and Toronto, the gallery not only highlights the talents of its 45 artists domestically but also showcases their work internationally by participating in several art fairs each year. In recent times, Blouin Division has successfully placed pieces in some of Canada’s most esteemed collections, such as the National Gallery of Canada, the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, RBC Bank, TD Bank, Hydro-Québec, and the Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec. From their booth in F27, you’ll find works by Nicolas Baier, Tammi Campbell, Sarah Anne Johnson, and Wanda Koop.
Carl Kostyál: Hailing from across the Atlantic, Carl Kostyál presents the captivating work of Mike Shultis in their booth C4. Shultis’ pieces showcased at the fair consist of mixed-media creations that masterfully intertwine Americana and traditional painting elements through objects. Shultis constructs intricate and astounding compositions that leave a lasting impression.
Cecilia Brunson Projects: CBP will prominently display Sheroanawë Hakihiiwë in their booth. Featured in PATRON’s Fifteen for 15, Terri Provencal highlights an acrylic on cotton mosquito net, Wanathau (Río Bambú / Bamboo river; and Dominic Christie of Cecilia Brunson Projects agrees, stating that Wanathau (Río Bambú / Bamboo river marksa new stylistic approach for the artist. Make sure to stop at the A5 booth, it’s one you won’t want to miss.
Drexel Galeria: Founded in 1992, Drexel Galería serves as a space dedicated to the exhibition, exploration, appreciation, and promotion of art and culture, remaining open to diverse artistic expressions from Mexico and around the world. Located in Monterrey, Mexico, the institution comprises a team of individuals possessing robust knowledge and extensive experience in the field of visual arts. These individuals are passionate about culture and seek to contribute to their community’s development through the promotion of creative expressions. Drexel Galería warmly welcomes anyone interested in getting closer to, learning about, and enjoying visual arts. The gallery offers temporary exhibitions, conferences, and other events related to cultural expressions. They eagerly anticipate your visit at their F9 booth.
Fabienne Levy: From Lausanne, Geneva, Fabienne Levy aims to connect art with people and their humanity. Showing artists with inspiring works, that will raise questions about our society, our system, our time. You can expect to see Norbert Bisky, Ben Arpea, Rebecca Brodskis in their E6 booth.
Galerie Droste: Galerie Droste, established in 2016, is a contemporary art gallery with locations in Düsseldorf and Paris. The gallery’s primary focus lies in showcasing internationally emerging and established artists who excel mainly in the realms of painting and sculpture. Through its thoughtfully curated program, Galerie Droste aims to reveal fresh perspectives, emphasize shared connections, and illuminate cultural and social trends. Catch the gallery’s E4 booth which will showcase Raphael Brunk, Ákos Ezer, Katharina Keller, Andrew Schoultz, Willehad Eilers, Tatjana Doll, Tim Sandow, Asad Faulwell, Laust Højgaard, Mira Makai, Tamara Malcher, Lydia Maria Pfeffer, and André Wendland. Højgaard was selected for our Fifteen for 15 in the April/May issue of PATRON, so definitely not a booth to miss.
Galerie Max Hetzler: Galerie Max Hetzler delights with works by Darren Almond, Karel Appel, Carroll Dunham, Jeff Elrod, Barry Flanagan, Günther Förg, Katharina Grosse, Bridget Riley, Raphaela Simon, Tursic & Mille, Rinus Van de Velde, Edmund de Waal, Grace Weaver, and Toby Ziegler in their G1 booth.
Gallery 1957: Inaugurated by Marwan Zakhem on Ghana Independence Day in 2016, Gallery 1957 has since grown to encompass three gallery spaces within Accra, dedicating its efforts to fostering international exchanges between contemporary West African art practices and the global art community. In October 2020, Gallery 1957 expanded with a London location, providing an additional platform to showcase artists from Africa and the diaspora. Featuring a program of exhibitions, installations, and performances by the region’s most influential artists, Gallery 1957 serves as a bridge connecting local and international audiences. Alongside its diverse roster of artists and exhibitions, the gallery also fosters global partnerships and has established an artist residency program. This initiative has drawn numerous international artists and art professionals to Ghana, encouraging them to delve deeper into the country’s vibrant contemporary art scene. Steve Carter highlights Tiffanie Delune from the gallery in Fifteen for 15, but Cornelius Annor, Modupeola Fadugba, and Arthur Timothy will make you want to dive into the rich artistry of Ghana as well. Catch them all in booth G15.
Josh Lilley: The London based gallery that recently doubled its exhibition space will presents new works by Rebecca Manson, Vicky Wright, Autumn Wallace, Spencer Lewis, Tom Anholt and Rachel Maclean in booth F31.
Kerlin Gallery: Since its establishment in Dublin in 1988, Kerlin Gallery has earned an international reputation for consistently and meaningfully representing leading contemporary Irish and international artists. Over the past three decades, the gallery’s program has mirrored prominent trends in international contemporary art by featuring significant solo exhibitions of artists such as Dorothy Cross, Liam Gillick, Willie Doherty, Siobhán Hapaska, Callum Innes, Merlin James, Albert Oehlen, Sean Scully, Hiroshi Sugimoto, Lawrence Weiner, and Nathalie Du Pasquier, among others. Kerlin Gallery will feature Willie Doherty, Nathalie Du Pasquier, Aleana Egan, Mark Francis, Callum Innes, Merlin James, Elizabeth Magill, Isabel Nolan, Daniel Rios Rodriguez, Marcel Vidal, and Zhou Li from booth A2.
Luce Gallery: Returning to the fair from Turin, Italy, Luce Gallery will focus on Zeh Palito, Peter Mohall, Johanna Mirabel, Yowshien Kuo, Demarco Mosby, Ludovic Nkoth, Hugo McCloud, Collins Obijiaku, Mannat Gandotra, and Shanee Roe from their F29 booth.
PM/AM: PM/AM, a dynamic contemporary art gallery situated in London, serves as a multifaceted platform that encompasses a residency program and an incubator designed to reflect modern engagement with art. With a steadfast dedication to fostering and nurturing emerging talent, PM/AM has curated a diverse range of exhibitions worldwide and hosted events at its two permanent venues—one in Central London and another in the West. The gallery has earned a sterling reputation for unearthing and propelling the careers of some of the most captivating contemporary artists in the current scene. Although PM/AM primarily focuses on international talent, it also takes special interest in UK-based artists emerging from the nation’s top art institutions. Beyond maintaining a traditional exhibition program, PM/AM actively explores innovative ways to collaborate with the artistic community, supplementing its exhibitions with a variety of events, ongoing residency projects, and pioneering initiatives that foster meaningful connections between collectors and the artists they admire. Darryl Ratcliff in Fifteen for 15 highlights one of the gallery’s artists that will be shown at the fair, stating, “One of the many exciting artists… is Raelis Vasquez, an Afro-Latinx painter and US immigrant from the Dominican Republic. Vasquez is drawn towards intimate scenes of daily life from communities in New Jersey and the Dominican Republic. The lack of artifice in his pieces becomes powerful because of the specificity of the people he is capturing.” The other exciting artists include Caroline Jackson, Cristián Fernándex Ocampo, James Collins, Yage Guo, Mia Chaplin, and Jamie Gray Williams. See them all in booth G11.
Poligrafa Obra Grafica: Another Fifteen for 15 highlight, Poligrafa Obra Grafica, is one of the major print publishers worldwide. The Barcelona-based studio “invites artists from all over the world to work in our printstudio and exhibit them at the most important art fairs in the world.” So naturally, they will showcase works at the Dallas Art Fair. One of their artists, Liliana Porter, an octogenarian, caught the eye of Nancy Cohen Israel for her small, playful works that blend, “humor, political critique, and other elements from her long, illustrious career.” Additional works by Miles Aldridge, Vhils, Julio Leparc, Jaume Plensa, Ryan McGinness, Nelson Leirner, Callum Innes, Carlos Cruz-Diez, César Paternosto, Fanny Sanin and Christo can be found at their G5 booth.
Proyectos Monclova: Founded in 2005, PROYECTOS MONCLOVA is a prominent contemporary art gallery situated in Mexico City. The gallery represents a diverse array of Mexico’s most celebrated contemporary artists and rising talents. In 2015, PROYECTOS MONCLOVA expanded its gallery programming by incorporating both emerging and established international artists, thereby enhancing the richness of its artistic dialogue. As a key player in the Mexican art scene, PROYECTOS MONCLOVA has significantly contributed to increasing Mexico’s presence in the global art community, as evidenced by its participation in numerous esteemed international art fairs. The gallery remains committed to its mission by providing a dynamic program designed to enrich both local and international discourse. This is achieved through a combination of exceptional exhibitions, strategic institutional partnerships, artist-driven initiatives, and insightful scholarly publications. You’ll find work by Gabriel de la Mora, James Benjamin Fraklin, Edgar Orlaineta, and Eduardo Terrazas.
Ronchini Gallery: RONCHINI is a distinguished art gallery that seeks to discover and showcase exceptional artists by curating exhibitions featuring its roster of international artists and beyond. Established by Lorenzo Ronchini in 1992, the gallery’s foundation was built on years of private art collecting. Since its inception, RONCHINI has hosted exhibitions that explore groundbreaking movements spanning a wide range of contemporary artistic practices, including Minimalism, Spatialism, Conceptualism, and Arte Povera. These movements continue to influence the gallery’s aesthetic vision today. In 2012, RONCHINI relocated from Italy to the UK, which enabled the gallery to collaborate with both established and emerging artists who were primarily unfamiliar to London audiences. This move has broadened the gallery’s reach and enriched its exhibitions with fresh, innovative talent.
SAENGER GALERÍA: In the vibrant Tacubaya neighborhood of Mexico City, the contemporary SAENGER GALERÍA, founded by Bernardo Saenger in 2019, stands as a beacon of artistic expression. The gallery is dedicated to cultivating genuine, trusting relationships with artists, collectors, curators, institutions, and all players in the art world. Visitors can immerse themselves in the gallery’s offerings at The Dallas Art Fair in booth F7, where a captivating collection awaits. SAENGER GALERÍA’s ever-evolving program continuously extends its international reach, aiming to traverse new territories that stimulate and celebrate diversity, perpetual exploration, and adaptability. This is achieved through the development of an ambitious work plan and innovative strategies. The main venue features four expansive exhibition spaces, spanning a remarkable 1,500 square meters. The gallery has launched an international art fair program in Mexico and the United States, with aspirations to captivate audiences in Europe and the Middle East. Saenger Editores, the gallery’s dynamic publishing arm, consistently produces a rich array of art-focused books, catalogs, artist prints, and multiples. At the heart of SAENGER GALERÍA is a deep commitment to crafting unforgettable experiences for collectors and visitors alike. By embracing transparency and nurturing long-term relationships, the gallery fosters a sense of community and artistic value. Prepare to be enthralled at The Dallas Art Fair, where the booth will showcase works from a diverse range of artists, including Robert Janitz, Mark Hagen, Haruna Shinagawa, Javier Peláez, Víctor Rodríguez, Eduardo Sarabia, Scott Reeder, Yoab Vera, Alfredo Gallegos Mena, and Iván Trueta.
Secci: Founded in 2013, Secci Gallery has hosted numerous innovative exhibitions featuring various genres and mediums. Dedicated to promoting contemporary art, the gallery supports a diverse group of national and international artists, from emerging talents to established names. The 2016 opening of a new exhibition space enabled Secci to host larger, more ambitious site-specific projects and foster international partnerships through collaborations with critics, curators, foundations, collectors, and scholars. Secci’s mission focuses on developing its represented artists and promoting cultural dialogue locally and internationally. Alongside its annual exhibition program, the gallery works to enhance understanding and interest in its artists’ works through museum collaborations, institutional projects, and the publication of exhibition catalogs and commissioned essays. Emphasizing the promotion of young artists, Secci has launched research programs exploring international art and media’s global impact, leading to the creation of Hype, a dedicated space for artistic experimentation and contemporary media. Separate from the main gallery, Hype encourages new projects and functions as an incubator for emerging artists. See what Secci has to offer Dallas from their F12 booth.
Taubert Contemporary: Exhibiting at the Dallas Art Fair 2023 in Booth #F15, Taubert Contemporary showcases works by Joachim Grommek, Julia Gruner, Tadaaki Kuwayama, Axel Lieber, Joan Saló, Huseyin Sami, Markus Linnenbrink, Jan van der Ploeg, Markus Weggenmann, and Beat Zoderer. Founded in Berlin in 2013 (previously known as fiedler taubert contemporary from 2003-2012), the gallery focuses on abstract painting, photography, and site-specific works and projects. Representing 18 national and international emerging and established artists and artist duos, Taubert Contemporary specializes in space, color, form, and material, inviting guest artists and organizing international exchange exhibitions.
Thomas Taubert, who began his career in the art world in 1993 in Düsseldorf, Germany, founded a non-profit exhibition space dedicated exclusively to site-specific installations. Taubert Contemporary participates in international art fairs such as PULSE Miami Beach, Dallas Art Fair, The Armory Show, and VOLTA New York and Basel. The gallery has successfully placed works in various public and private collections, including Fotomuseum Winterthur, Kunstmuseum Bonn, PAMM (Pérez Art Museum Miami), and others.
The represented artists exhibit worldwide in institutional solo exhibitions and regularly participate in prominent group shows. They have been commissioned to create large indoor and outdoor exhibitions and projects globally. Additionally, Taubert Contemporary manages the estate of painter Gerhard Taubert.