Overview
David Zwirner is an art gallery founded in 1993 on Greene Street in New York's SoHo neighborhood [4]. The gallery operates physical exhibition spaces and presents online exhibitions, podcasts, and published materials across multiple international locations [2]. It maintains galleries in New York, Los Angeles, London, Paris, and Hong Kong [1], with the New York locations relocated to Chelsea and Tribeca as of 2026 [5]. The gallery represents more than seventy artists and estates and operates in both primary and secondary art markets [3].
Beyond exhibitions, David Zwirner operates several ancillary ventures, including David Zwirner Books, launched in 2014, the Dialogues podcast which premiered in 2018, and Utopia Editions, a fine art print publisher established in 2021 [7]. The gallery expanded internationally beginning with a London Mayfair location in 2012, followed by Hong Kong in 2018 and Paris in 2019 [6]. All of David Zwirner's global galleries have been designed by Selldorf Architects [8].
The company's own site places it in New York: Company explicitly states 'David Zwirner is an art gallery with locations in New York, Los Angeles, London, Paris and Hong Kong.' New York i. [1]
David Zwirner was founded in 1993 on Greene Street in New York's SoHo neighborhood and relocated to Chelsea on West 19th Street in 2002. [4]
In 2026 David Zwirner left the Upper East Side to focus all of its New York programming and exhibitions in Chelsea and Tribeca, after the Tribeca location became a David Zwirner gallery. [5]
Beyond exhibitions David Zwirner runs David Zwirner Books, launched in 2014, the Dialogues podcast, which premiered in 2018 and is in its tenth season, and the fine art print publisher Utopia Editions, established in 2021. [7]
Business address: 525 W 19th St, New York, New York, 10011. [10]
Growth & traction
David Zwirner expanded internationally with a London Mayfair gallery in 2012, an Upper East Side New York space in 2017 alongside the David Zwirner Online viewing platform, Hong Kong in 2018, Paris in 2019, 52 Walker in New York in 2021, and Los Angeles in Melrose Hill in 2023. [6]
Focus
- David Zwirner focuses on long-term representation of an international group of contemporary artists and estates and on shaping artists' careers across primary and secondary markets.[9]
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