Since Mr. Gagosian, the Manhattan-based dealer, opened his first London gallery on Heddon Street in the West End in May 2000, he has shown works by a range of artists, including Joseph Beuys, Jasper Johns and Georg Baselitz.
She began studying at various art centers around the country and since 1996 she has shown works in 29 solo and group shows in Connecticut and Westchester; her work has been bought by 19 private collectors.
Guevara founded Cloud Dance in 2007, since when it has shown work by, among others, Ballet Black, Tommy Franzén and Jonathan Goddard.
Mr. Premo, a collage artist who has shown work at MoMA PS1 in Queens, has collected things since childhood: first baseball cards, then pictures of cars, then skateboards.
PETER FISCHLI AND DAVID WEISS The Swiss collaborative team, which has shown work in many mediums, used photography to document eighty-two ephemeral constructions they made between 1984 and 1987.
The collective Filopappou has shown work in major galleries such as Beton 7, Gazonrouge and the Museum of Cycladic Art, while other groups choose to use Athens as their stage.
The space, in a culturally diverse area of East London, has shown work by modern masters like Picasso, Pollock, Rothko and Kahlo as well as British artists like Constable, Turner and David Hockney.
Matar has shown work around the world, but this year marks her first solo museum show.
Tully has shown work in exhibitions across Australia, UK, Germany, Belgium, Italy, China, Russia, and New Zealand.
Writers to have shown work at HighTide include former poet laureate Andrew Motion, comedian Tom Basden and playwright Joel Horwood.
As the story goes, an artist featured in the exhibition, Nikka Kalashnikova, had shown work by the then-unknown painter to the curator.
