Cadogan Gallery to open new Flagship Gallery in Belgravia on 3 October 2024 with Group Exhibition
LONDON.- Cadogan Gallery opened their first gallery in London in 1980. Over four decades later, the gallery will expand its presence in the city with a new flagship space in Belgravia.
The gallery’s space, located at 7-9 Harriet Street (on the corner of Harriet Walk and Harriet Street), will be designed by Studio Jake Lai following a total renovation.
One of London’s longest-standing contemporary art galleries, Cadogan Gallery has continued to champion a diverse array of artists, both established and emerging. The new London space and their recently opened Milan gallery is the progression of years’ of work but also signals an ambitious future as the gallery grows in synergy alongside its artists, amplifying in scale and scope.
Jake Lai is working with Cadogan Gallery on an elegant design that prioritises artists’ needs and encourages more pioneering projects, while also preserving its identity. The gallery will occupy over 400 square metres over two floors, with the main exhibition space complemented by a further gallery space downstairs, allowing for simultaneous programming. A viewing room and open-plan offices will also be in the building.
Coinciding with Frieze London, the inaugural exhibition will present, Cadogan Gallery, A Group Exhibition, with new works by Elise Ansel, Kim Bartelt, Lawrence Calver, Lorenzo Brinati, Gabriele Cappelli, Edoardo Dionea Cicconi, Andreas Diaz Andersson, Ramón Enrich, Richard Hearns, Terrell James, Mimi Jung, Tycjan Knut, Laurence Leenaert, Sam Lock, Nuria Maria, Theo Pinto, Emanuel Seitz, Deborah Tarr, Leonardo Anker Vandal, Richard Zinon, and Maximilian Verhas (3 October 2024 - 8 February 2025). Unified by the artist-centred ethos and distinctive aesthetic, this group exhibition epitomises the gallery's growth, marking a poignant moment to showcase the evolution of artists since the gallery's founding, alongside a new generation of artists.
