Ellie Rines Gallery Opens Tribeca Flagship
A strategic relocation consolidates operations and secures a new downtown venue
The dealer leaves Chinatown for Walker Street, streamlining operations and debuting a sculptural series.
Lower East Side
46 galleries · 0 museums · 0 places
About this district
The Lower East Side is Manhattan's younger, grittier gallery scene — small and mid-size spaces in walk-ups and storefronts between Chinatown and the East Village.
Galleries
56 Henry
601Artspace
Abrons Art Center
Aicon Art
Amos Eno Gallery
Baxter St at CCNY
Cuchifritos
Equity Gallery
FROSCH & CO
Foreign & Domestic
Gallery Onetwentyeight
HARMAN PROJECTS
Hannah Traore Gallery
Hashimoto Contemporary
Hollis Taggart Downtown
IFAC
KATES–FERRI PROJECTS
Karma
Kiang Malingue
LUNCH (NADA Project Space)
Lichtundfire
Long Story Short
Marc Straus
Martos Gallery
Massey Klein Gallery
McBride / Dillman
McKenzie Fine Art
Miguel Abreu Gallery
Milton Resnick & Pat Passlof Foundation
Nunu Fine Art
Participant Inc.
Perrotin
Scroll
Spazio Amanita
Storefront for Art & Architecture
Sylvia Wald & Po Kim Art Foundation
TOTAH
The Clemente Center
Tibor de Nagy
Uffner & Liu
Ulrik
Underdonk
Westwood Gallery NYC
Will Shott
Woodward Gallery
bitforms gallery
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Places
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Stories
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Manhattan's Gallery Shifts: Soho, Chelsea, and Tribeca
How shifting neighbourhood dynamics are reshaping New York's exhibition landscape
A look at recent gallery relocations and openings across Soho, Chelsea, and Tribeca.
Frieze Abu Dhabi Unveils Roster for Inaugural West Asia Fair
The publisher's first West Asian venture brings global heavyweights and regional pioneers to Saadiyat Island
Frieze debuts in Abu Dhabi with an 84-gallery roster, shifting focus from local development to transnational exchange ahead of its November launch.
Sotheby's to Auction Rare Virgil Abloh Prints Supporting University Scholarships
Four 2015 screenprints from the designer's Off-Wisconsin collaboration go under the hammer to fund educational opportunities at his alma mater
The auction house presents a unique set of prints by the late Virgil Abloh, with proceeds benefiting scholarships at University of Wisconsin-Madison for underrepresented students in creative fields.
Auction highs mask a fractured gallery sector
Record-breaking sales at Sotheby's and Christie's tell only half the story of a market increasingly split between top-tier auctions and struggling dealerships.
A string of impressive auction results in New York and London has fuelled optimism among market commentators, but the picture for galleries and emerging artists remains far bleaker.
New York's Museum Building Boom Continues
How institutional expansions are reshaping the city's cultural geography
From avant-garde venues in the Lower East Side to historic collections scaling up across Manhattan, New York's architectural ambitions are fundamentally altering how audiences experience visual culture.