Pace Gallery downsizes amid mega-gallery debate
Pace Gallery president Marc Glimcher is reducing both staff and artist roster to improve artist representation. The move sparks discussion on the sustainability of mega-galleries. Glimcher argues that smaller rosters allow for better support and career development. The decision reflects a broader industry trend where large galleries reassess their operational models. Pace, with multiple international locations, aims to prioritize quality over quantity. No specific numbers on cuts or affected artists were disclosed.
Key facts
- Marc Glimcher is president of Pace Gallery.
- Pace Gallery is reducing its staff and artist roster.
- The reduction aims to improve artist representation.
- The move opens debate on mega-gallery models.
- Pace Gallery has multiple international locations.
- Glimcher believes smaller rosters enable better support.
- No specific numbers on cuts were provided.
- The decision reflects a broader industry reassessment.
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- Pace Gallery
- Financial Times