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- Hauser & Wirth New York. Art. Galleries. Chelsea. The New York branch of the powerhouse gallery with nine locations around the world has four branches in New York: Two in Chelsea at W 22nd Street and 18th Street; another on the Upper East Side at 32 E 69th Street; and a new location on Wooster Street in soho.
- Gagosian Gallery. Art. Galleries. Chelsea. With 20 spaces around the world (including multiple in NYC), Larry Gagosian is the undisputed master of the gallery world.
- David Zwirner. Art. Galleries. Chelsea. Since 1993, German expatriate David Zwirner has grown his gallery from a relatively modest space in Soho to a global powerhouse with locations in London and Hong Kong, as well uptown and down.
- Gladstone Gallery. Art. Galleries. Chelsea. Gladstone Gallery is strictly blue-chip, focusing on such Conceptualist and daring talents as Matthew Barney, Sarah Lucas and Anish Kapoor.
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- Van Der Plas Gallery. Gallery in Lower East Side. If you appreciate artists who birth their own movement, then the Van Der Plas Gallery is for you. You’ll find history of New York’s street art movement from the 1980s.
- Karma in the East Village. Gallery in Alphabet City. Karma’s program is tied to two major factors: a new generation of artists who consistently push the envelope and the boundaries of traditional mediums, such as Nicolas Party and Alex da Corte, as well as an older generation of artists, such as Robert Duran and Paul Mogensen, who have been relatively undervalued for the majority of their careers.
- Alexandre Gallery. Gallery in Lower East Side. Alexandre Gallery has two locations. The 25 E 73rd Street location has been around for 20 years, and will stay open for private viewings, and American Modernists from the Stieglitz Circle.
- Jack Shainman Gallery in Chelsea. Gallery in Chelsea. Our Highlight. Contemporary works by African, Asian & North American artists are exhibited at this Chelsea gallery.
- Gagosian, Chelsea
- David Zwirner Gallery, Chelsea
- Pace Gallery, Chelsea
- Ashley Longshore Gallery + Showroom, Soho
- C24 Gallery, Chelsea
- Smack Mellon, Dumbo
- Westwood Gallery, Bowery
- Decor Art Gallery, Gramercy
- Pop International Galleries, Bowery
- Perrotin, Lower East Side
If you’re looking for one of the most iconic art galleries in NYC, the Gagosian Gallery and its surreal-style art will make you wonder if you’ve stepped into another world. With its 20,000 square foot cemented amongst Chelsea’s galleries, its an art staple that’s seen works from Damien Hirst to Andy Warhol to Jeff Koons pass through. Their massive ...
With four locations in NYC each home to some of the most cutting-edge art in the world, David Zwirner’s series of galleries are sure to delight any aesthetically-minded person. The focus of the works on display here is pure modernity, with just enough of a political edge to spark intellectual debate between peers. Hosting some of the most prized co...
Pace Gallery is one of NYC’s most iconic galleries, and it’s no secret since it sits in Chelsea’s gallery hotbed. With galleries all over the world, New York’s rendtion includes some of the most influential contemporary artists and estates from the past century, including Mark Rothko, David Hockney, Alexander Calder, and more. Nowadays you’ll find ...
If you haven’t been to Ashley Longshore’s color-splashed gallery in SoHo yet than what are you doing?! The artist has made a name for herself, thanks to her eye-catching pop art that ranges from portraits of Oprah Winfrey to massive sculptures of Chanel rings. It’s an Instagrammer’s paradise and one of the trendiest galleries open right now. Learn ...
This contemporary art gallery was founded in 2011 by Emre and Maide Kurttepeli and partners, Mel Dogan, and Asli Soyak. Their roster of artists has been refined to represent works across gender, culture, and races. Focusing on a variety of mediums, including painting, ceramics, photography, fiber art, video and sculpture, the gallery has a mission ...
Smack Mellon in Brooklyn is an art gallery that doubles as a venue and studio workplace! This space focuses on furthering the artistic vision of the city by recognizing all sorts of talent including under-represented artists, female artists, mid-career artists, and those looking for recognition and exposure. With its core rooted in being a nonprofi...
If you’re on the hunt for abstract art and vibrant colors and shapes, Westwood Gallery is one of the best art galleries in NYC for it. Since its founding in 1995, they’ve been representing a plethora of contemporary NYC artists. The art ranges from paint to photographs, and range in genre from abstract expressionism to minimalism. Their core exhibi...
Although not the typical art gallery you would imagine, Decor Art Galleryis more of a place to buy and frame art, rather than see high-scale works. They are most known for their high-end custom framing services, but they do also have already created works that you can buy and take home with you (with many of them being NYC themed!). If you’re looki...
Are you ready for a pop of color?! Living up to its name, Pop International Galleries and its colorful pieces focus on pop culture and its icons, ensuring something will catch your eye. Their highly curated collection features all sorts of household names like Jean-Michel Basquiat, Andy Warhol, Keith Haring, and even Dr. Seuss! You can even purchas...
Originally opened in 2013 in a historic building on the Upper East Side’s Madison Avenue, PERROTIN lasted three years before moving to it’s 25,000 square foot space on Orchard Street in the Lower East Side. The gallery constantly features different thought- provoking works, and even hosts panel discussions, workshops, and concerts from time to time...
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Feb 13, 2019 · These places are best for art galleries in New York City: Color Factory; Banksy's "Hammer Boy" Sotheby's; Agora Gallery; Gagosian Gallery; See more art galleries in New York City on Tripadvisor
Feb 23, 2023 · Want to see new art in New York this weekend? Tom Fairs has two shows, one on the Upper East Side, the other in TriBeCa. And don’t miss the group show “Drawings by Sculptors” at Helena...
PARK WEST FINE ART MUSEUM & GALLERY NEW YORK SOHO. 411 W Broadway. New York, NY 10012. 917-287-4351. HOURS: Monday: 10AM – 6PM. Tuesday: 10AM – 6PM. Wednesday: 10AM – 6PM. Thursday: 10AM – 6PM. Friday: 10AM – 6PM. Saturday: 10AM – 6PM. Sunday: 10AM – 6PM.
Over 5,000 years of art from around the world. Hours: Sunday–Tuesday and Thursday: 10 am–5 pm. Extended Hours: Friday and Saturday: 10 am–9 pm. Closed: Wednesday. Closed Thanksgiving Day, December 25, January 1, and the first Monday in May.
