Pace Gallery
About
Pace Gallery is an international art gallery founded in 1960 by Arne Glimcher in Boston, Massachusetts. The gallery relocated to New York City in 1963, where it established itself as a leading dealer in postwar and contemporary art. Now led by Marc Glimcher, Arne's son, the gallery remains family-owned and independent.
Pace represents a roster of established and emerging artists working across painting, sculpture, printmaking, photography, video, and installation. The gallery's artist roster includes and has included figures such as Alexander Calder, Agnes Martin, Robert Rauschenberg, Chuck Close, Maya Lin, Yoshitomo Nara, Tara Donovan, Fred Wilson, and Loie Hollowell, among many others. Pace also represents the estates of several historically significant artists.
The gallery operates locations in New York (its flagship space at 540 West 25th Street in Chelsea spans approximately 75,000 square feet, making it one of the largest gallery spaces in the city), London, Geneva, Hong Kong, Seoul, Los Angeles, and Tokyo. Pace's exhibition program encompasses solo and group presentations, site-specific installations, and curated thematic shows.
Pace has been an early adopter of technology in the art world, launching Pace Verso, a platform exploring the intersection of art and technology, and engaging with digital art and new media. The gallery also established Pace Prints, a dedicated division for publishing and selling fine art prints and editions. Pace conducts primary market representation, secondary market transactions, and private sales. Exhibition visits are open to the public, while acquisitions are handled through the gallery's sales team.
Pace represents a roster of established and emerging artists working across painting, sculpture, printmaking, photography, video, and installation. The gallery's artist roster includes and has included figures such as Alexander Calder, Agnes Martin, Robert Rauschenberg, Chuck Close, Maya Lin, Yoshitomo Nara, Tara Donovan, Fred Wilson, and Loie Hollowell, among many others. Pace also represents the estates of several historically significant artists.
The gallery operates locations in New York (its flagship space at 540 West 25th Street in Chelsea spans approximately 75,000 square feet, making it one of the largest gallery spaces in the city), London, Geneva, Hong Kong, Seoul, Los Angeles, and Tokyo. Pace's exhibition program encompasses solo and group presentations, site-specific installations, and curated thematic shows.
Pace has been an early adopter of technology in the art world, launching Pace Verso, a platform exploring the intersection of art and technology, and engaging with digital art and new media. The gallery also established Pace Prints, a dedicated division for publishing and selling fine art prints and editions. Pace conducts primary market representation, secondary market transactions, and private sales. Exhibition visits are open to the public, while acquisitions are handled through the gallery's sales team.
Luxury Art Galleries
Pace Gallery represents established and emerging contemporary artists across multiple media, operating gallery spaces in New York, London, Geneva, Hong Kong, Seoul, Los Angeles, and Tokyo. Its 75,000 sq ft Chelsea flagship is among the largest commercial gallery spaces in New York. The family-owned gallery conducts primary representation, secondary market sales, and fine art print publishing through Pace Prints. Pace Verso explores intersections of art and technology.
Brand Details
Brand Tier
High Luxury
Price Range
Varies
Founded
1960
Headquarters
New York City, United States
Parent Company
Independent (Glimcher Family)
