Suggestions for Art Gallery near New York

Isabella Rychlewska h. • February 8, 2016amazing collection of art and sculpture

Noah W. • September 28, 2015Always great exhibits. Lots of cool installation art and sculptures.

Yuliya S. • March 17, 2019was on a Basquiat (which I believe was 1st exhibition here). Gallery itself is amazing: spacious rooms, tons of light, amazing NYC view from 3rd floor, small pool on a rooftop (!). Worth visiting! 🖤

Olga E. • January 30, 2016Third wave coffee, cold brew, green tea, matcha latte, mocha, library, free wifi, studying, working, great music, Japanese lunch

Harry • July 11, 2015One of the best galleries in Chelsea. Worth a visit!

Andrea D. • October 26, 2015Sant Ambroeus has taken over the Terrace Cafe. Coffee, pastries and fine art...

Simone P. • May 12, 2016Cozy gallery with a little collection of pop art's masterpieces!!! :) #HiddenGem

Čarbara B. • May 26, 2019The best art gallery! There is a free entrance. Also you may to visit art auctions which are actually public and free.

Trae F. • December 6, 2015The Painting in Italy exhibition is worth a visit.

Sarah K. • December 20, 2019I never liked Pop Art until I stumbled across Eden Fine Art. Everything is so vibrant and feels alive here!

Aisling O. • October 11, 2018The art is amazing

Cara • November 18, 2011used this location for a private event. awesome bartender and the art selection is beyond amazing

Lily • November 23, 2015One of the most amazing art galleries in the city. All of the art is very fun and great for discussing with friends.

Babi C. • February 7, 2013All the Books i've seeing are interresting. But my favorite today is Barbara Cane's "Private Views". Small, simple and sutile!

Wiktoria P. • November 6, 2017Lovely art and nice people, great experience

Séverine T. • November 12, 2014If there is one -only one - gallery to see in NYC this is this one. Space is wonderful and a the selection of artists top !!!

Michelle C. • July 26, 2016Small gallery with very interesting themed art. Doesn't take long to walk through but it's worth a look. Admission is technically free with a suggested donation that you should give if you're able.

Paul W. • April 13, 2010See the Brick by Brick exhibit...amazing! Other featured artists are also quite fantastic.

Marc S. • November 16, 2019Exhibitions rotate so check the website. Currently showing works by Matthew Wong, excellent.

The New Yorker • February 15, 2011After opening in 1950, the gallery amounted to a salon for the New York School of poets, publishing the first or second books of John Ashbery, Frank O’Hara, James Schuyler and Barbara Guest.

Dev G. • May 30, 2013Wonderful gallery. Great pieces of art by artists like Britto and Dganit Blechner. Visited their gallery in Tel Aviv and this gallery is just as nice. People are nice too.

Leslie Q. • April 4, 2012Good gallery. The shows can be hit and miss but still worth the gander. Wash down the art with a nice red wine at Gemma (opposite)

Ivano F. • January 13, 2019Amazing art. Must be seen.

Maritza S. • July 6, 2019Check out their awesome gift shop too! Very “camp” items!

Colton S. • January 30Beautiful space and the exhibitions were excellent, but the museum is wildly overpriced ($28 and you can get through in under an hour)

G L. • November 11, 2017A new location, but always presenting amazing art.

Mariel L. • April 22, 2017I'd make this my living space (If I could) . The rustic ceiling on the 2nd floor in juxtaposition with the wall and floor treatment, gives lots of character to the space.

Cari • July 7, 2011great little exhibit space in the west village