Check out the "Reframing American Art" exhibition, which features iconic works of modern art selected from the collection donated by Roy R. Neuberger. 続きを読む
Don't miss Robert S. Duncanson: The Spiritual Striving of the Freedman's Son, the first exhibition featuring the work of the nineteenth-century African-American landscape painter. 続きを読む
Sweet Dreams: Comics, Cartoons and Contemporary Art presents artists who either directly use, are influenced by or reference the medium of comic books and cartoon illustrations. 続きを読む
This handsome bastion of all things drawing-related hosts shows of established and emerging artists throughout the year. Don't miss the extra gallery space across the street! 続きを読む
The best-lit gallery in Chelsea, in our opinion (a silly accolade, but there is a lot of competition). Works by Jasper Johns, Ken Price, and Jo Baer have graced this space. History happens here. 続きを読む
Vital and energetic, Cinders is an art-run gallery with major ambitions. Check their Web site for information about regular readings, BBQs, and concerts. Their shows are usually a treat to see. 続きを読む
Four decades after bringing art to SoHo, Cooper may still be the classiest, most devoted gallerist in the business. With soaring ceilings, this is her biggest space, but it's also strangely intimate. 続きを読む
One of the art world's oldest brands, Marlborough is mixing younger artists into its established roster. With giant windows overlooking the street, it is one of the Chelsea's most welcoming galleries. 続きを読む
For almost three decades Staley-Wise has been showing a sterling selection of leading photographers. Though the focus is on masters, there is usually a surprise or two on view. 続きを読む