Established in 2005 in Gstaad Switzerland Patricia Low Contemporary is one of Europe’s leading galleries specialising in contemporary art. The gallery focuses primarily on introducing the most prominent international artists working today to Swiss audiences, and shows the work of some the most sought after names such as Andre Butzer, Axel Hütte, Jorg Immendorff, John Korner, Bjarne Melgaard, Jonathan Meese, Anselm Reyle, Katharina Sieverding, and Thomas Zipp.

Patricia Low’s programme also has a strong commitment to promoting new talent, and was the first to show young American artists John Bauer and Justin Lieberman in Switzerland.

In 2007, Patricia Low Contemporary opened La Maison Jaune project space in Gstaad, a unique venue which houses several artists’ studios and exhibition space. La Maison Jaune offers a residency programme for leading and emerging international artists. Participants in the residency have included: Paula Hayes, Dan Holdsworth, Barnaby Hosking, Justin Lieberman, Bernhard Martin, Jonathan Meese, Christian Ward and many more.

Patricia Low Contemporary’s new gallery in Geneva will open on September 17, 2009. Located at 10 Rue de L’Arquebuse, in the Quartier des Bains, it will operate as a second official gallery space with independent programme from the Gstaad gallery. Featuring 5 exhibitions each year, the programme will include solo shows by major international artists, curated group exhibitions, and feature both new and secondary market works. The inaugural exhibition is titled Pop My Cherry, a group exhibition of pop artists featuring some of the most iconic works by pivotal figures including Claes Oldenburg, John Armleder, Robert Indiana, Nan Goldin, Takashi Murakami, Pipilotti Rist, and Damien Hirst.