SAT (Smallest Art-fair in Town) 2025: 8 - 11 MAY, 2025

Sector 1 is a contemporary art gallery dedicated to contributing to the evolution of Romanian contemporary art. The gallery was founded in 2017 by Andreea Stănculeanu, with the intention of placing emphasis on artistic freedom and creating a constraints free environment for artists. The program focuses on emerging and mid-career Romanian and international artists, and on highlighting important, forgotten voices of the Romanian neo-avantgarde.

SUPRAINFINIT gallery highlights conceptual art practices with a focus on Eastern and Central European artists, represents emerging and mid-career artists. Driven to support newly commissioned works and large-scale installations, the gallery is a key pillar in the cultural ecosystem in Bucharest. Having expanded its curatorial framework with Sequence – a vibrant vitrine project mostly dedicated to site-specific projects, the gallery seeks to engage in a multilayered approach to artistic contexts and contents.

Jecza Gallery was founded initially as a family business in 2011 by Sorina Ianovici-Jecza and Andrei Jecza. The gallery had from the outset a strong propensity for the local historical scene, very important in the 60s and 70s (the Sigma group among others). It represents artists and artist collectives, historical figures but also young and prominent personalities. Through curated juxtapositions of artists of different generations the gallery encourages in-depth research projects related to various art practices.

H'art Gallery opened in late 2002, being the second portfolio private-run gallery in Romania. The main goal is to promote young contemporary art and to consolidate the art market environment. The focus is on the generation of artists educated after the fall of the Communist regime in 1989. Adrian Preda, Anca Mureșean, George Anghelescu, Ion Bârlădeanu, Dumitru Gorzo, Gili Mocanu, Tara von Neudorf, Ștefan Ungureanu, Lucian Hrisav, Suzana Dan, Alexandru Paul, Florin Ciulache, Tudor Codre, Marian Zidaru, Victoria Zidaru, Tets Ohnari, Nicolae Comănescu, Vioara Bara, Mircea Ionescu, Giuliano Nardin and Virginia Toma are some of the most active artists that H'art Gallery proudly represents.

Mobius is an independent art gallery showcasing leading-edge contemporary art, aiming to stimulate dialogue and exchange between the Eastern European art scene and the international community. In addition to the exhibition program, Galeria Mobius has initiated the first visual salon in Romania, titled AIEVEA, as well as a series of public lectures – "Mobius Art Talks" and "How Deep Is Your Art?" – aimed at facilitating public access to a better understanding of the contemporary art phenomenon. For the first edition of SAT, Mobius will present a combination of national and international artists, including Roman Tolici (Romania) and Gino Rubert (Spain). 

/SAC @ MALMAISON acts as a context-space of co-productions, research and collaborative and transdisciplinary practices in the visual, performing and scenic arts. /SAC @ MALMAISON is the second /SAC space in Bucharest, the first being opened in 2018, on Berthelot 5 street.

LAB36 bursts into the gallery geography of Barcelona as a proposal open to the artistic experience, for production and to echo the creative talent rooted in our city. LAB 36 is an exhibition space for art and to generate meeting points between art and other disciplines present in the cultural production of Barcelona.

Galeria LUTNIȚA, based in Chișinău is a project initiated by the Moldovan artist Andrei Sclifos with the support of the Plan B Foundation in Cluj - coordinated by Mihai Pop. Inaugurated in the autumn of 2022, the gallery is dedicated to curating and showcasing a diverse range of contemporary, emerging and established figures, from both local and international art community.