Located in the very exhibition space where Shin Gallery first began in 2013, the Salon Room features a floor-to-ceiling installation encompassing an encyclopedic range of genres, eras, mediums, and movements, creating a visually rich and intellectually engaging environment. The salon-style curation invites viewers to immerse themselves in a space alive with artistic diversity — from representational painting to abstract and multimedia sculpture. Visitors are encouraged to contemplate the connections between seemingly disparate styles and narratives, discovering their own interpretations within this eclectic tapestry of works.

Cleverly echoing the spirit of historic salon displays, Shin Gallery continues to explore the dialogue between curation and viewership, as well as the interplay between inherent form and contextual meaning.

Beyond its curatorial innovation, the Salon Room will also serve as a multifunctional gathering place. The gallery will host private dinners, artist talks, and other intimate events designed to foster dialogue among artists, collectors, and the public. Through this collaborative and evolving space, Shin Gallery invites visitors to continue discovering and refining their own artistic sensibilities and tastes.

Participating artists include:
Jo Spence, Choong Sup Lim, Frank Robbins, Alex Katz, Amanda Valle, Konrad Żukowski, Richard Tuttle, Equipo 57, Hawkins Bolden, Ted Stamm, Edwin Dickinson, Teresa Burga, Elisa Martins da Silveira, Gerda Wegener, Amazonian Native Drawing, Henry Moore, Elaine de Kooning, Svavar Guðnason, Andreas Emenius, Sophia Huitema, Martin Kippenberger, Natalia LL, Jane Swavely, Stephen Antonakos, Seong Moy, René Halkett and J. F. Willumsen.