EXPO Chicago Announces its 2015 Exhibitor List of 140 Galleries

Summer may just be getting started, but many eyes are already on the fall in the art world. On Wednesday evening at the Public Hotel in Chicago's Gold Coast, EXPO's President and Director, Tony Karman, announced this year's list of international galleries who will be coming to Chicago in September.

This year's list is the biggest to date; when the show began in 2012 100 galleries participated. Just over 140 galleries made the cut this round, selected by a committee comprised of heavy hitting peers like Marianne Boesky, John Corbett, Chris D’Amelio of David Zwirner, Rhona Hoffman, and David Nolan. Galleries hail from 15 countries and 40 cities from around the world. Countries represented at the 2015 exposition include: Austria, Belgium, China, Finland, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Mexico, the Netherlands, Singapore, Spain, Switzerland, United Kingdom and the United States.

In addition to the show taking place at Navy Pier, EXPO is part of Art Week, a varied collaboration with many of the area's art spaces and institutions playing host to art-focused tours, lectures, exhibitions and happenings throughout the city the week of September 14. 

Artnews.com posted a recent write-up about this year's fair news, including remarks from dealers about 2014's strong sales as well as current booth cost figures. 

 

From Chicago, the list has several new additions from last year: 

Aspect/Ratio

casati gallery

Corbett vs. Dempsey

Stephen Daiter Gallery

Douglas Dawson

Catherine Edelman Gallery

Richard Gray Gallery

Kavi Gupta

Carl Hammer Gallery

Rhona Hoffman Gallery

Alan Koppel Gallery

McCormick Gallery

moniquemeloche

THE MISSION

Richard Norton Gallery

ANDREW RAFACZ

Regards

Carrie Secrist Gallery

Volume Gallery

Western Exhibitions

Zolla/Lieberman Gallery

 

Exhibiting from Chicago as part of EXPO Editions + Books: 

Document

Imperfect Articles

No Coast

 

On Wednesdat night among the crowd of collectors, dealers, fans and supporters, Karman was his usual enthusiastic self, mentioning more than once that a lot will be happening for the fair in the next three months. Stay tuned. 

The International Exposition of Contemporary & Modern Art takes place September 17–20, 2015 at Navy Pier’s Festival Hall   expositionchicago.com