Simon Lee Gallery
Established: 2002
Founded in 2002 in Mayfair, London, Simon Lee Gallery 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.
Spaces
Simon Lee Hong Kong
12 Pedder streetCentral
Hong Kong , Hong Kong
+852 2801 6252 Open: 11am-7pm Tue-Sat
12 Pedder street, Central, Hong Kong, Hong Kong
Open: 11am-7pm Tue-Sat
Visit
Simon Lee London
12 Berkeley StreetW1J 8DT
London , UK
+44 20 7491 0100 Open: 10am-6pm Mon-Sat
12 Berkeley Street, W1J 8DT, London, UK
Open: 10am-6pm Mon-Sat
Visit
Simon Lee New York
26 East 64th StreetNY 10065
New York , USA
+1 646 678 5654 Open: 10am-6pm Mon-Sat
26 East 64th Street, NY 10065, New York, USA
Open: 10am-6pm Mon-Sat
Visit
Current Exhibitions
last weekViewing Room. Family Guy, Organised by Kenny Schachter 3 Oct - 20 Oct 2018 dealer and collector Kenny Schachter’s latest foray into the murky waters of curatorial practice positions his own work and that of his wife and children alongside the artists his family grew up with
Kathryn Andrews: Candy Butchers 14 Sep - 26 Oct 2018not open todayin her first solo exhibition in Asia, Los Angeles-based Andrews probes the visual contradictions of Pop Art and Minimalism, marrying the historical languages of the two movements into combinations that are both optically and conceptually rich
last weekGary Simmons: Green Past Gold 13 Sep - 20 Oct 2018 monumentally-scaled works in the artist’s signature ‘erasure’ style with the names of African-American actors of the silver screen alongside the titles of the silent films and early ‘talking pictures’ they starred in
Forthcoming Exhibitions
Yun Hyong-Keun 25 Oct - 24 Nov 2018 the Korean artist’s second solo exhibition with the gallery examines the connection between his painting and drawing practices across the full breadth of a career profoundly connected with the history and culture of his native country
Gallery Artists
Fairs
Archived Exhibitions
at present the archive of over 10,000 exhibitbions is only available to the GalleriesNow membership programme.
