De Buck Gallery has long stood as a dynamic and influential presence in the contemporary art world. Established with spaces in New York, Saint-Paul-de-Vence, France, and Antwerp, Belgium, the gallery has curated a vibrant program highlighting figurative painting, innovative fiber art, abstract painting, and sculpture by both established and emerging artists. Over the years, the gallery has organized significant exhibitions by artists such as Devan Shimoyama, Zak Ove, Tahnee Lonsdale, Jeffrey Gibson, and Juan Garaizabal, earning recognition in prestigious publications like The New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Financial Times, and Artforum. This legacy of artistic excellence and cultural engagement has positioned De Buck Gallery as a respected voice in the art world.
In 2024, De Buck Gallery is transitioning to a project-based advisory model, allowing for a more focused and collaborative approach to supporting artists and art collectors alike. In this new phase, the gallery will engage with its roster of artists, consulting directly with them and their estates, while also offering specialized art advisory services to individual collectors, private foundations, and museums. The gallery’s advisory division assists clients with strategic acquisitions in both the primary and secondary markets and provides organizational support for exhibitions in partnership with private institutions. By expanding its services and operating as a global art advisory, De Buck continues its commitment to excellence, providing a holistic approach that meets the evolving needs of artists and art collectors worldwide.
De Buck’s expertise also extends to advising clients at the intersection of art and technology, art and finance, as well as art and real estate. The advisory team has successfully supported various notable platforms across these industries.
One of the most recent and significant projects realized by the gallery is the extraordinary exhibition of 12 monumental sculptures by the acclaimed Spanish artist Juan Garaizabal. This exhibition, titled “Memories Carved in Steel: Echoes from Dilmun and Beyond,” is hosted at the Bahrain National Museum from Saturday, November 23, 2024, to March 31, 2025. Renowned for his monumental installations that encapsulate memory and the passage of time, Garaizabal’s works will be showcased in an outdoor setting, with two pieces specifically commissioned for this exhibition.
