Berlin's Meyer Riegger and Parisian Galerie Jocelyn Wolff will open a joint gallery in Seoul's Hannam-dong district on 2 September 2025, marking their first permanent Asian outpost. The new space, named Meyer Riegger Wolff and led by director Gaia Musi, will represent artists from both galleries including Clemens von Wedemeyer, Miriam Cahn, and Marcel Duchamp. The inaugural exhibition, "Heute Nacht geträumt (Dreamed Last Night)" (2 September–7 November 2025), will explore drawing across four centuries in a salon-style format.
This expansion reflects the growing importance of Seoul as a hub for the international art market, particularly ahead of the Frieze Seoul art fair. By joining forces in a shared space, two mid-sized European galleries signal a strategic shift toward collaborative, long-term engagement with Asian collectors and institutions, rather than relying solely on temporary fair appearances.