Vision
Gallery House is a global access point for culturally significant works prior to wider market exposure — representing a tightly curated roster of established artists and important estates alongside a new generation of contemporaries.
Based in Toronto, we function as both gallery and strategic artist management, working directly with estates, collectors, museums, architects and select dealer partners. This model allows us to control access, provenance, and narrative — placing works into serious private collections and institutional contexts before they enter public circulation.
We hold exclusive, unreleased, and one-of-a-kind works not available through commercial platforms. Acquiring directly through Gallery House ensures authenticity, valuation, and alignment with the long-term positioning of the artist.
Services
Authentication & Provenance Control
We are the authorized point of authentication and release for our represented artists and estates. We work through direct placement, vetted dealers, biennales, and institutional partnerships, ensuring pricing integrity and cultural positioning remain protected.
Private & Institutional Consulting
Advisory for corporate collections, private collectors, family offices, architects, and estate clients — including collection strategy, legacy planning, reframing, and public or private exhibition development.
About Us
Belinda Chun has worked professionally in fine art since 2000 across leading institutions, including the Art Gallery of Ontario, Royal Ontario Museum, the McMichael, and The Power Plant. She has exhibited internationally at ARCO Madrid, Scope New York / LA, Art Forum Berlin, Art Chicago, and more.
Founding Gallery House in 2009, she built a long-term artist-first model, managing careers, legal structures, market trajectory, and global placement strategy for represented artists and estates.
Belinda currently serves on the Prints & Drawings Acquisition Committee at the Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO), following nearly a decade on the museum’s Curatorial Committee from 2016 to 2024. Her commitment to cultural stewardship has also extended to advisory and board roles with The Power Plant Contemporary Art Gallery, the Canadian Art Foundation, the World Wildlife Fund, and the Baycrest Foundation’s Brain Project — reflecting her long-standing engagement with both the arts and broader cultural and philanthropic initiatives.
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History
Gallery House has been recognized and engaged by institutions including Saatchi Gallery (UK), MoMA (New York), and the Bristol Arts Museum, and has collaborated with partnered galleries across more than fifteen countries. Its artists have set attendance records at major public institutions and are regularly featured at international fairs such as Art Stage Singapore, Art Toronto, Hamptons Market, Scope Miami, and Art Fair Tokyo. Collectors of Gallery House artists include cultural figures such as Madonna, Lady Gaga, and Riccardo Tisci — reflecting the gallery’s position at the intersection of cultural capital, rarity, and future-defining legacy.