Established in Gstaad in 2005, Patricia Low Contemporary is a Swiss art gallery specialising in Contemporary art. The gallery focuses primarily on introducing the most prominent international artists to Swiss audiences such as Darren Almond, André Butzer, Sylvie Fleury, Dan Holdsworth, Axel Hütte, John Kørner, Jonathan Meese, Marilyn Minter, Marc Quinn, Tal R, Anselm Reyle, Kirstine Roepstorff, Katharina Sieverding, Gavin Turk, and Thomas Zipp. In this respect, the gallery promotes representatives of Neue Wilde, Contemporary German Painting, Young British Art, Contemporary Photography, and Post-Feminist movements, as well as artists forging new-epoch terrains – such as the graffiti and design influenced works of Erik Parker, Eddie Martinez, and Bjarne Melgaard.

The gallery has expanded to include venues in Geneva (2009) and St. Moritz (2011). Its secluded Alpine locations are ideal for viewing cosmopolitan world-class art and provide inspiration for artists, curators, and clients alike. With exhibitions running simultaneously at each venue, Patricia Low Contemporary offers an innovative, diverse, and multi-platformed programme of solo and curated group exhibitions that, alongside gallery artists, have included secondary market works by pivotal figures such Damien Hirst, Robert Indiana, and Takashi Murakami.

Building upon their close working relationships with their represented artists, Patricia Low Contemporary has a strong commitment to facilitating the artistic process and actively encourages innovative practice. Major artists – including Thomas Zipp and Marilyn Minter – have curated group exhibitions at the gallery, providing exclusive and rare insight into their influences, thought processes, and creative networks. From 2007 to 2009 the gallery ran the Maison Jaune residency programme in Gstaad, where invited artists created site-inspired work; though the residency is now closed, the chalet location is still used by many of the gallery artists as a studio retreat. Alongside its core programme of acclaimed artists, the gallery also works with a number of very strong up-and-coming talents including Tjorg Douglas Beer and Gabriel Vormstein introducing their works to new audiences through exhibitions and international art fairs.