For the 2024 edition of Frieze Seoul, Meyer Riegger is pleased to continue its collaboration with the Paris-based gallery Jocelyn Wolff to present a carefully curated selection of artworks from both galleries’ programmes.

The two galleries have been working together for over fifteen years to support the works of artists such as Miriam Cahn and Katinka Bock. This year, Meyer Riegger and Jocelyn Wolff are pleased to announce the beginning of a further collaboration with the artist Santiago de Paoli.

A selection of emblematic works by these three co-represented artists will be on view in the shared section of the booth, alongside works by Horst Antes, Caroline Bachmann, Alma Feldhandler and Tony Just from Meyer Riegger’s programme. Miriam Cahn’s slightly more subdued drawings, multi-media series and canvases from the 1990s and early 2000s will interact with more recent works by Santiago de Paoli, which boast warm red and brown tones, as well as surrealist sensibilities that embrace fragmented objects and references to the body. Katinka Bock’s predilection for modest and natural materials like terracotta, wood, plaster, ceramic, leather and fabric will be showcased through a selection of sculptures from over the last ten years. Bock’s sculptures will be shown in direct dialogue with her photographic works, which are mostly taken in domestic, urban or natural environments, demonstrating the artist’s “sculptural view” of objects, spaces, bodies and life.

Parallel to the fair, Meyer Riegger will open a new gallery space in Seoul with the solo exhibition Eine Form von Figur by the German painter Horst Antes, a selection of whose works will also be on display at the booth.