Bruno David Gallery is a leading venue for contemporary art and alternative visual culture. Established in 1984, the Gallery is committed to showcasing the work of emerging and established artists from diverse backgrounds and disciplines. Gallery exhibitions reflect current trends and practices in the art world alongside timely cultural and social issues.The Gallery is open to the public in person and online, providing convenient access to high-quality art and engaging experiences. We offer art consulting and collection management and arrange studio visits with represented artists. Our online platforms enable you to explore our artists and exhibitions at your own pace. You can delve into current and past exhibitions and artworks that highlight the breadth and depth of our programs. Bruno David Gallery has published over 185 art catalogues on our represented artists which are available online. Whether a seasoned collector or a curious visitor, you will find something to inspire you at Bruno David Gallery.

ON VIEW

Wall covered with various colorful, torn pieces of fabric and paper, creating an abstract, textured appearance.

BUZZ SPECTOR: VERSO / RECTO

Display of assorted jewelry, including bracelets and necklaces, on a black textured stand with a red curtain in the background.

MEE JEY: CAPE OF CONTINUITY

Abstract artwork featuring colorful concentric circles on a watercolor background with splashes of bright colors like pink, yellow, and red.

CHRIS KAHLER: FLUID

Black and white abstract artwork featuring a detailed depiction of a planet or celestial body with surface textures, surrounded by radiating lines and geometric patterns.

LESLIE LASKEY: WOODCUTS

Jellyfish with flowing tentacles and orange frilled lips swimming in dark water.

PATRICIA OLYNYK: BLACK SWAN IN THREE VARIATIONS

An art gallery with a circular gradient painting on the wall and a colorful geometric sculpture on the floor.

BRUNO DAVID PROJECT

Abstract geometric painting with colorful shapes including squares, circles, and rectangles in pink, yellow, green, blue, purple, and red, with some shapes containing sky-like backgrounds of clouds and blue sky.

WILLIAM CONGER: LUMEN

A line drawing of a human face with half of the face shaded in brown and detailed with scribbles, showing one eye winking and a smiling mouth, with two small horns on the top of the head.

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