Since reopening its doors in Cheonan in 2002, Arario Gallery runs two branches in Cheonan and Seoul, and an office in Beijing. Arario Gallery has always endeavored to explore new grounds that have never previously been looked at by other institutions in Korea, promoting hybridization and diversity in regionally localized art world through its active interactions with international art world. Through its artist representing system, the gallery has been to expand out to the global audience by introducing and proclaiming the excellence of Korean contemporary art to the rest of the world. On the basis of experience in China’s art industry, the gallery currently introduces various works from India and Southeast Asia’s artists which have yet been introduced within the country. Furthermore, the gallery continuously strives to discover, support and promote artists from India and Southeast Asia, and to spread its influence throughout this region. In accordance with its excellent artist representing system and collaborations with various domestic and international galleries, Arario Gallery is a leading Asian gallery which will continue to devote to expanding the possibility of art and the art market of Korea and Asia.

Located in Cheongdam-dong in Seoul where a center place in culture and fashion, Arario Gallery Seoul has led collectors in Korea and Abroad to introduce the trend of global art through a top of Japanese young artist, Kohei Nawa’s solo exhibition, a British artist who crosses the borderline between industrial design and art using innovative material, Tom Price’s solo exhibition, and a Korean artist who open a new prospect in sculpture with light material, Osang Gwon’s solo exhibition in 2012. The gallery Seoul performs a role of presenting the swift trend of global art market throughout Asia based on robust artist representing system and exhibition planning ability.

Opening hours:
Tue to Sun 11 am to 7 pm