London Gallery Weekend Charts the Evolving Coordinates of the British Art Scene
Since its inception, LGW has focused on making the capital an unmissable stop for collectors and enthusiasts en route to Venice or Basel.
Goodman Gallery
Goodman Gallery was founded in 1966 by Linda Givon in Johannesburg, South Africa. The gallery was established to promote contemporary South African artists, particularly during the apartheid era when such support was crucial. Goodman Gallery has launched the careers of prominent artists such as William Kentridge, Sue Williamson, and David Goldblatt. The gallery expanded to Cape Town in 2007 and London in 2019. Its dedication to social justice and artistic innovation has influenced the art scenes in all its locations, fostering a spirit of activism and creativity. Read more about Galleries.
News About Goodman Gallery
Frieze and NADA New York’s Early Sales Signal Buyer Confidence
Several collectors told us they were waiting to see what Independent had to offer before locking in buys, but an encouraging dynamism pervaded both fairs.
Goodman Gallery’s Evolution from South African to Global: An Interview With Owner and Director Liza Essers
During the most oppressive years of apartheid, it was the only gallery in South Africa where Black artists could exhibit their work.
