Almine Rech
Almine Rech is an international contemporary art gallery founded in Paris in 1997. Known early on for exhibitions of light-and-space figures like James Turrell alongside a deep engagement with painting, the gallery now represents an intergenerational roster spanning estates such as Picabia and de Chirico family holdings and contemporary painters and sculptors from Europe, Asia, and the Americas. It operates spaces in Paris, Brussels, London, Shanghai, Monaco, and Gstaad, with its New York gallery in a classic Upper East Side townhouse on East 78th Street.
Almine Rech is an international contemporary art gallery founded in Paris in 1997. Known early on for exhibitions of light-and-space figures like James Turrell alongside a deep engagement with painting, the gallery now represents an intergenerational roster spanning estates such as Picabia and de Chirico family holdings and contemporary painters and sculptors from Europe, Asia, and the Americas. It operates spaces in Paris, Brussels, London, Shanghai, Monaco, and Gstaad, with its New York gallery in a classic Upper East Side townhouse on East 78th Street.
