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   What is an alternative art space?

   • An alternative art space is a venue for presenting (and, in some cases, creating and distributing) art that is distinct from the traditional commercial art gallery and the art museum. The descriptor “alternative” indicates its defiance of these older models: the first, driven by profit; the second, critiqued as rarified and exclusionary.

   Alternative art spaces in New York City (article) | Khan Academy

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   What is alternative art?

   • The descriptor “alternative” indicates its defiance of these older models: the first, driven by profit; the second, critiqued as rarified and exclusionary. By featuring work that expanded the definition of what art could be—often, to a point beyond recognition—alternative spaces posed a profound challenge to the art world’s status quo.

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   What are alternative art projects & galleries?

   • Some alternative art projects and galleries harness hotels’ interest in bringing art to their guests. New York City’s neighborhood Red Hook is home to another gallery space that speaks to transience. Fastnet is a gallery in a steel shipping container.

   Alternative art spaces: Art off the Beaten Track | ARTmine

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   Where can I find alternative art in New York?

   • New York's well-known alternative spaces alone could fill volumes— apexart , the Drawing Center , SculptureCenter , Art in General , Location One , Judson Church , the list goes on and on—so we've made an effort to include entries from across the country.

   10 Alternative Spaces That Transformed American Art

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2. www.khanacademy.org › humanities › art-1010Alternative art spaces in New York City (article) | Khan Academy

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   Apr 14, 2019 · An alternative art space is a venue for presenting (and, in some cases, creating and distributing) art that is distinct from the traditional commercial art gallery and the art museum. The descriptor “alternative” indicates its defiance of these older models: the first, driven by profit; the second, critiqued as rarified and exclusionary.

3. www.artspace.com › magazine › art_10110 Alternative Spaces That Transformed American Art

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   May 14, 2014 · From New York to L.A., these alternative galleries from across the country took the experimental momentum of the 1970s to new heights.

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5. smarthistory.org › alternative-art-spaces-new-yorkSmarthistory – Alternative art spaces in New York City

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   • Experimental, experiential, and ephemeral. In November 1970, poet Peter Schjedahl entered a strange space. “Dingly lighted,” it housed art that was “scarcely distinguishable” from its “crumbling walls,” “rugged floors,” and “ruined fixtures.”
   • Not a white cube. During the 1970s, both museums and commercial galleries in New York City ascribed to the convention of the “white cube”: a space structured by right angles and smooth white walls.
   • 112 Greene Street. 112 Greene Street was founded by artists Jeffrey Lew, Alan Saret, and Gordon Matta-Clark in 1970. It occupied the ground floor and basement of a former rag-picking factory: a recycling venture that was itself recycled by artists.
   • Artists Space. Located at 155 Wooster Street, just a few blocks south of 112 Greene Street, Artists Space opened in October 1973. Founded by art historian Irving Sandler and arts administrator Trudie Grace, it was backed by the New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA).

6. art-mine.com › collectors-corner › 2019Alternative art spaces: Art off the Beaten Track | ARTmine

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   Feb 1, 2019 · Alternative art spaces: (Looking for) Art off the Beaten Track. Venturing further afield to explore the full spectrum of what artists have to offer, from the gallery to the bottom of the sea. Kaleidoscope. Published on February 1, 2019. by Maria Doubrovskaia.

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7. www.artsy.net › article › artsy-editorial-insideInside Esther, New York’s New Alternative Art Fair with a DIY ...

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   May 2, 2024 · Esther is the latest in a crop of alternative fairs that have shot up around tentpole international art moments, including Supper Club, which launched in March during Art Basel Hong Kong; Minor Attractions, which last year coincided with Frieze London; and Basel Social Club, founded in 2022 in tandem with Art Basel’s main fair.

8. www.nytimes.com › 2021/06/10 › artsAfter Half a Century, White Columns Still Surprises - The New ...

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   Jun 10, 2021 · Rechristened White Columns, the nonprofit became not only New York City’s longest running alternative art space, but one of its most enduringly vital. The evidence is on its walls as part of...

9. artreview.com › a-guide-to-alternative-art-schoolsA Guide to Alternative Art Schools in North America

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   Mar 9, 2023 · Founded 2016. 3 weeks. 80–100 students. As a short summer residency that takes place on the campus of the original Black Mountain College, School of the Alternative (SOTA) has a history of focusing on experimentation as a means of inspiration.