Definition of gallerist in English:

gallerist

noun ˈɡal(ə)rɪstˈɡalərist

A person who owns an art gallery or who exhibits and promotes artists' work in galleries and other venues in order to attract potential buyers.
gallerists will tell you it would be difficult to break even without doing at least one art fair per year
Example sentencesExamples
- Get to know curators or young gallerists.
- Lieberman was one of few Chicago gallerists invited to be a member of the Art Dealers Association of America.
- In addition, it gives a gallerist an opportunity to educate his collectors about why an artist has chosen to paint nudes.
- As every gallerist knows, most clients have a limited amount of patience for viewing work.
- Christine's acceptance by a haughty lady gallerist on the basis of a goofy videotape monologue seems a bit far-fetched.
- We were once again amazed how the plucky gallerist has managed to cram so many art works into such a tiny space.
- It is not so simple for a gallerist to get their work noticed and sold.
- I will curate these, and it will also provide a space for visiting gallerists to mount shows.
- Portfolio books also offer gallerists a good way to screen work by prospective artists.
- Adam Chang's portrait of Gene Sherman depicts the redoubtable gallerist looking to her left, perhaps a little embarrassed, a little shy, to an empty room seen through a doorway.
- This individualized approach makes it easier for clients to react honestly to a piece rather than making a decision because a gallerist is waiting for their feedback.
- Conny Dietzschold Gallery opens a group show tomorrow night to celebrate her 15 years as a gallerist.
- Another gallerist observed, "I can't believe all the twenty-somethings here tonight."
- But artists and gallerists agree that any material, properly prepared and maintained, can be appropriate for outdoor use.
- Nick adds, "The reputation of the gallerist can be as important to the work."
- The artists may get the kudos, but it's gallerists who ensure that the show goes on.
- Afterwards I'm taken to the nearby home of a former photo gallerist who now has the job of overseeing the Elton John collection.
- Any plans to pass on the current space to another gallery/gallerist?

Origin

Early 20th century (in the sense 'person in a gallery'): from gallery and -ist.

Definition of gallerist in US English:

gallerist

nounˈɡalərist

A person who owns an art gallery or who exhibits and promotes artists' work in galleries and other venues in order to attract potential buyers.
gallerists will tell you it would be difficult to break even without doing at least one art fair per year
Example sentencesExamples
- Any plans to pass on the current space to another gallery/gallerist?
- This individualized approach makes it easier for clients to react honestly to a piece rather than making a decision because a gallerist is waiting for their feedback.
- Portfolio books also offer gallerists a good way to screen work by prospective artists.
- Christine's acceptance by a haughty lady gallerist on the basis of a goofy videotape monologue seems a bit far-fetched.
- Afterwards I'm taken to the nearby home of a former photo gallerist who now has the job of overseeing the Elton John collection.
- Another gallerist observed, "I can't believe all the twenty-somethings here tonight."
- Adam Chang's portrait of Gene Sherman depicts the redoubtable gallerist looking to her left, perhaps a little embarrassed, a little shy, to an empty room seen through a doorway.
- We were once again amazed how the plucky gallerist has managed to cram so many art works into such a tiny space.
- Conny Dietzschold Gallery opens a group show tomorrow night to celebrate her 15 years as a gallerist.
- In addition, it gives a gallerist an opportunity to educate his collectors about why an artist has chosen to paint nudes.
- It is not so simple for a gallerist to get their work noticed and sold.
- Nick adds, "The reputation of the gallerist can be as important to the work."
- Lieberman was one of few Chicago gallerists invited to be a member of the Art Dealers Association of America.
- As every gallerist knows, most clients have a limited amount of patience for viewing work.
- The artists may get the kudos, but it's gallerists who ensure that the show goes on.
- But artists and gallerists agree that any material, properly prepared and maintained, can be appropriate for outdoor use.
- I will curate these, and it will also provide a space for visiting gallerists to mount shows.
- Get to know curators or young gallerists.

Origin

Early 20th century (in the sense ‘person in a gallery’): from gallery and -ist.

单词	gallerist
释义	Definition of gallerist in English: gallerist noun ˈɡal(ə)rɪstˈɡalərist A person who owns an art gallery or who exhibits and promotes artists' work in galleries and other venues in order to attract potential buyers. gallerists will tell you it would be difficult to break even without doing at least one art fair per year Example sentencesExamples Get to know curators or young gallerists. Lieberman was one of few Chicago gallerists invited to be a member of the Art Dealers Association of America. In addition, it gives a gallerist an opportunity to educate his collectors about why an artist has chosen to paint nudes. As every gallerist knows, most clients have a limited amount of patience for viewing work. Christine's acceptance by a haughty lady gallerist on the basis of a goofy videotape monologue seems a bit far-fetched. We were once again amazed how the plucky gallerist has managed to cram so many art works into such a tiny space. It is not so simple for a gallerist to get their work noticed and sold. I will curate these, and it will also provide a space for visiting gallerists to mount shows. Portfolio books also offer gallerists a good way to screen work by prospective artists. Adam Chang's portrait of Gene Sherman depicts the redoubtable gallerist looking to her left, perhaps a little embarrassed, a little shy, to an empty room seen through a doorway. This individualized approach makes it easier for clients to react honestly to a piece rather than making a decision because a gallerist is waiting for their feedback. Conny Dietzschold Gallery opens a group show tomorrow night to celebrate her 15 years as a gallerist. Another gallerist observed, "I can't believe all the twenty-somethings here tonight." But artists and gallerists agree that any material, properly prepared and maintained, can be appropriate for outdoor use. Nick adds, "The reputation of the gallerist can be as important to the work." The artists may get the kudos, but it's gallerists who ensure that the show goes on. Afterwards I'm taken to the nearby home of a former photo gallerist who now has the job of overseeing the Elton John collection. Any plans to pass on the current space to another gallery/gallerist? Origin Early 20th century (in the sense 'person in a gallery'): from gallery and -ist. Definition of gallerist in US English: gallerist nounˈɡalərist A person who owns an art gallery or who exhibits and promotes artists' work in galleries and other venues in order to attract potential buyers. gallerists will tell you it would be difficult to break even without doing at least one art fair per year Example sentencesExamples Any plans to pass on the current space to another gallery/gallerist? This individualized approach makes it easier for clients to react honestly to a piece rather than making a decision because a gallerist is waiting for their feedback. Portfolio books also offer gallerists a good way to screen work by prospective artists. Christine's acceptance by a haughty lady gallerist on the basis of a goofy videotape monologue seems a bit far-fetched. Afterwards I'm taken to the nearby home of a former photo gallerist who now has the job of overseeing the Elton John collection. Another gallerist observed, "I can't believe all the twenty-somethings here tonight." Adam Chang's portrait of Gene Sherman depicts the redoubtable gallerist looking to her left, perhaps a little embarrassed, a little shy, to an empty room seen through a doorway. We were once again amazed how the plucky gallerist has managed to cram so many art works into such a tiny space. Conny Dietzschold Gallery opens a group show tomorrow night to celebrate her 15 years as a gallerist. In addition, it gives a gallerist an opportunity to educate his collectors about why an artist has chosen to paint nudes. It is not so simple for a gallerist to get their work noticed and sold. Nick adds, "The reputation of the gallerist can be as important to the work." Lieberman was one of few Chicago gallerists invited to be a member of the Art Dealers Association of America. As every gallerist knows, most clients have a limited amount of patience for viewing work. The artists may get the kudos, but it's gallerists who ensure that the show goes on. But artists and gallerists agree that any material, properly prepared and maintained, can be appropriate for outdoor use. I will curate these, and it will also provide a space for visiting gallerists to mount shows. Get to know curators or young gallerists. Origin Early 20th century (in the sense ‘person in a gallery’): from gallery and -ist.
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