Lehmann Maupin

Founded in 1996 by Rachel Lehmann and David Maupin, Lehmann Maupin has grown into a globally recognized contemporary art gallery, known for its dedication to presenting bold, innovative work that reflects and shapes cultural conversations. From its origins in New York City, the gallery has expanded its reach across continents, establishing a strong presence in Asia and Europe while maintaining deep roots in the United States.

With permanent locations in New York, Seoul, and London, Lehmann Maupin operates with a global perspective, supporting artists whose practices transcend borders and challenge conventional narratives. The gallery has been instrumental in introducing international artists to new audiences and fostering meaningful relationships with curators, institutions, and collectors worldwide. Its program is marked by a commitment to diversity, featuring artists who explore themes of identity, social justice, transformation, and the human experience.

Beyond its permanent spaces, Lehmann Maupin has embraced a flexible and responsive model of engagement with new markets. Seasonal venues in cities such as Aspen, Palm Beach, Taipei, and Beijing allow the gallery to create site-specific dialogues and connect with local art communities in dynamic ways. Team members stationed in major cultural hubs across Asia and North America further support these efforts, ensuring a sustained and thoughtful presence wherever the gallery operates.

Lehmann Maupin’s roster includes some of the most compelling voices in contemporary art today, artists whose work resonates deeply across disciplines and cultures. Through its exhibitions, publications, and partnerships, the gallery continues to shape international discourse, offering a platform where visionary ideas and powerful storytelling converge.

As it moves into its third decade, Lehmann Maupin remains steadfast in its mission to champion artists who challenge, inspire, and expand the possibilities of art in the global era.