Gagosian is an international gallery specializing in modern and contemporary art, founded by Larry Gagosian in Los Angeles in 1980. Since its beginnings, the gallery has expanded into a global network, now operating eighteen exhibition spaces across the United States, Europe, and Asia, including locations in New York, Basel, London, Hong Kong, Paris, and Rome. With a staff of more than three hundred, Gagosian has established itself as a major force in the presentation and circulation of art on an international scale.

The gallery is widely recognized for producing museum quality exhibitions and for working with a broad roster of leading living artists across painting, sculpture, photography, installation, architecture, and design. Alongside its commitment to contemporary practice, Gagosian also presents historically significant figures through rigorously researched exhibitions, including major presentations of Pablo Picasso curated by John Richardson. In parallel with its physical spaces, the gallery has played a pioneering role in the digital art market, developing online viewing rooms connected to major art fairs that combine transparent pricing, scholarly context, and market expertise, reinforcing its position as one of the most influential galleries worldwide.