Gagosian Gallery

Gagosian Gallery has shown contemporary art in London since 2000 and has been present in Mayfair since 2006. The first Mayfair space on Davies Street introduced a street-facing programme that brought blue-chip artists into the neighbourhood. In 2015 the gallery expanded nearby at Grosvenor Hill, a purpose-built venue designed by Caruso St John. Together, these spaces present museum-level shows supported by in-house publishing through Gagosian Quarterly. Visitors can expect carefully staged exhibitions, professional front-of-house teams, and clear interpretation. Collectors and curators recognise the gallery for consistent access to major estates and living artists, supported by long-term relationships across New York, Los Angeles, and Europe. The gallery’s publishing, events, and archival resources add depth, helping audiences see not just what is on view but why it matters.

Expertise, trust, and what to expect

Across its Mayfair venues, Gagosian Gallery specialises in modern art and contemporary art presented at scale. Exhibitions frequently include scholarly loans and first-view works, with lighting and layout tuned to each installation. Clients can expect knowledgeable staff, clear sales protocols, and coordinated logistics for loans or acquisitions. Trust is reinforced by transparent programming, a global track record, and purpose-designed spaces that meet institutional standards. The Mayfair programme complements the London network, offering shows that range from focused solo presentations on Davies Street to ambitious, large-format installations at Grosvenor Hill. For artists, the gallery offers experienced production support and thoughtful exhibition making. For general visitors, it offers free entry, well-edited shows, and publications that frame the art within a wider context. In short, this is a Mayfair destination where serious viewing meets professional service, and where the neighbourhood’s character is reflected in a calm, considered setting that treats art with care.