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The Kristin Hjellegjerde Gallery, founded in 2012, has quickly made a name for itself as a pioneer in presenting innovative, international artists. The gallery network includes locations in London, Berlin, and since October 2023, also in West Palm Beach, Florida.
The gallery is known for its diverse selection of artists, both established and emerging, with strong theoretical and aesthetic foundations. It offers a dynamic and inclusive platform where artists are showcased locally and globally. In addition to the permanent exhibitions in its galleries, the gallery also organizes temporary summer exhibitions, such as in a converted shrimp factory in Nevlunghavn, Norway, and in an 18th-century German castle near Berlin[1][2][3].
The gallery pursues a collaborative, multicultural curatorial approach that fosters a deep commitment to the represented artists and close relationships with museums and curators worldwide. Kristin Hjellegjerde, the founder, places great importance on promoting new talents and creating unique and exciting exhibition concepts. She works closely with other curators, collectors, developers, and architects to achieve these goals[1][2][3].
Although specific sustainability goals are not explicitly mentioned in the provided information, the gallery demonstrates a strong commitment to promoting artistic diversity and cultural exchange through its diverse and culturally sensitive exhibition projects. The selection of unusual exhibition venues, such as a converted shrimp factory or a historic castle, also indicates a creative and resource-efficient use of spaces[1][2].
The recent expansion of the gallery in West Palm Beach, Florida, marks a significant step into the United States. This new location, set up in a large warehouse in the cultural district of the city, offers a cathedral-like exhibition space with high walls and clerestory windows, creating ideal conditions for the presentation and viewing of art. This opening underscores the gallery's commitment to contributing to the artistic transformation in the region[3].
