Danysz Gallery

Danysz Gallery, founded in 1991 by Magda Danysz, is a prominent contemporary art gallery with exhibition spaces in Paris, Shanghai, and London. The gallery has established itself as a significant platform for promoting and supporting contemporary artists, fostering a dynamic environment for artists, art enthusiasts, and collectors to connect.

Since its inception, Danysz Gallery has been dedicated to presenting a diverse range of art practices, advocating for an inclusive vision of contemporary art where artists from various backgrounds and disciplines can coexist. The gallery's roster includes international artists, as well as emerging talents, with a particular focus on urban art and strong artistic personalities in photography, sculpture, and new media.

Danysz Gallery's commitment to artists goes beyond its own exhibition spaces. The gallery is known for its ambitious side projects, including sponsoring public art productions and collaborating with international museums and foundations on large-scale exhibitions and events. This approach reflects the gallery's belief that supporting artists involves more than just presenting their work within its own walls.

In 2009, Magda Danysz expanded the gallery's footprint by opening a space in Shanghai's Bund area, becoming the first international gallery to establish a presence in the city. This move was driven by Danysz's desire to engage with the flourishing Chinese art scene and contribute to the dialogue between Eastern and Western contemporary art.

Over the years, Danysz Gallery has collaborated with numerous renowned institutions such as Power Station of Art-Shanghai, CAFA museum-Beijing, Musée National des Arts Asiatiques Guimet-Paris, and Musée National d’Art Moderne et Contemporain-Strasbourg, further solidifying its reputation as a key player in the global art scene.