Arario Gallery

Since opening in 1989, Arario Gallery currently runs three spaces in Korea and China. Committed to discovering and promoting Asian artists in the international arena, Arario Gallery has been challenging the climate of contemporary art for the past thirty years. Embracing all genres of visual art, paintings, sculptures, film, and installation, Arario represents an exciting roster of artists who are at the frontier of experimental art from the 1970s to the contemporaries, underlining dramatic history, culture, and society of the Asian region. Arario Gallery focuses on promoting Asian and international artists, especially through its space in Shanghai. In addition to diversifying the artist portfolio, Arario has shown a long-time commitment to incubating young artists who have been underrepresented. Arario Gallery now represents fifty artists from Korea, Japan, China, India, and Southeast Asian countries based on the fundamental belief of encompassing a diverse spectrum of generations in contemporary art and opening dialogues for creative pioneers.