Manhattan

Where the work is shown and sold.

Galleries, showrooms, and studios across Manhattan. No paid placement and no ranking, listed by name with the address and hours as recorded.

Galleries · Tribeca

125 Newbury

Gallery representing emerging artists across painting, sculpture, and works on paper.

395 Broadway

Galleries · Chelsea

Alexander Gray Associates

Gallery focused on artists from the 1960s to present, with emphasis on LGBTQ+ and socially engaged practices.

510 West 26th Street

Galleries · Upper East Side

Almine Rech

International gallery founded in Brussels in 1997, with New York space on the Upper East Side.

39 East 78th Street

Galleries · Tribeca

Andrew Kreps Gallery

Contemporary art gallery founded in 1996, known for thoughtful representation of established and emerging artists.

55 Walker Street

Galleries · Midtown

Anton Kern Gallery

Founded in 1997, known for introducing important European artists to American audiences.

16 East 55th Street

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Bernd Goeckler

On East 10th Street since 1989. Art Deco, Louis XVI, and Neoclassical alongside Italian mid century work by Paolo Buffa and Max Ingrand.

30 East 10th Street, Suite 1

Galleries · Tribeca

Bortolami

Contemporary art gallery founded in 2005 in Tribeca.

39 Walker Street

Galleries · Lower East Side

Bureau

Gallery established in 2009, representing artists working across media.

178 Norfolk Street

Galleries · Tribeca

CANADA

Gallery founded in 2000 on the Lower East Side, now in Tribeca. Known for emerging and mid-career painters.

60 Lispenard Street

Galleries · Chelsea

David Zwirner

One of the world's leading contemporary art galleries with locations in Chelsea and Tribeca.

533 West 19th Street

Galleries · Lower East Side

Derek Eller Gallery

Founded in 1995, representing artists whose work spans painting, sculpture, and installation.

300 Broome Street

Galleries

Eric Appel

Twentieth century modern furniture and decorative arts from 1940 forward, French, Italian, and American post war.

306 East 61st Street

Galleries

Future Perfect

Collectible contemporary design in a West Village house, with site specific collections and exhibitions. Founded 2003.

8 St Lukes Place

Galleries · Chelsea

Gagosian

Global gallery network representing the most influential artists of the 20th and 21st centuries.

555 West 24th Street

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Galerie 56

At the base of 56 Leonard, in a space by Herzog and de Meuron with Anish Kapoor's sculpture outside.

240 Church Street

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Galerie Lefebvre

Art Deco furniture, painting, sculpture, and photography. Paris and New York, established 2000.

47 East 64th Street

Galleries · Chelsea

Galerie Lelong

International gallery with roots in Paris, representing major contemporary and modern artists.

528 West 26th Street

Galleries · SoHo

Galerie Timonier

Gallery representing contemporary artists with an international program.

120 Wooster Street

Galleries

Gaspare Asaro

Italian lighting and furniture, custom and vintage, with mid century work by Fontana Arte and Gio Ponti.

251 East 60th Street

Galleries · Chelsea

Gladstone Gallery

Founded by Barbara Gladstone in 1980, representing a distinguished roster of international artists.

515 West 24th Street

Galleries · Tribeca

GRIMM

Amsterdam and New York gallery representing international contemporary artists.

54 White Street

Galleries · Chelsea

Jack Shainman Gallery

Contemporary art gallery founded in 1984, known for its commitment to socially engaged art.

513 West 20th Street

Galleries · Lower East Side

James Cohan

Gallery with spaces on the Lower East Side and in Chelsea, representing international contemporary artists.

291 Grand Street

Galleries · Lower East Side

James Fuentes Gallery

Gallery representing a tight roster of artists whose work spans painting, sculpture, and performance.

55 Delancey Street

Galleries · SoHo

Jeffrey Deitch

Influential dealer and curator known for large-scale exhibitions and supporting emerging artists.

18 Wooster Street

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John Salibello

Mid century modern lighting, furniture, and art, restored to period.

211 East 60th Street

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Karl Kemp Antiques

Biedermeier, Art Deco, mid century, and contemporary. Established 1987.

36 East 10th Street

Galleries · East Village

Karma

Publishing house and gallery on the Lower East Side and in Chelsea.

188 East 2nd Street

Galleries · Tribeca

kaufmann repetto

Gallery with locations in Milan and New York, representing international contemporary artists.

55 Walker Street

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Lerebours Antiques

Eighteenth and nineteenth century Continental antiques with French 1940s design and bespoke contemporary work.

220 East 60th Street

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Liz O'Brien

Twentieth century decorative arts, American, French, and European, plus Liz O'Brien Editions.

306 East 61st Street, Ground Floor

Galleries

Lobel Modern

Twentieth century furniture and lighting, with work by Karl Springer, Gabriella Crespi, and Paul Evans. Established 1998.

200 Lexington Avenue, Suite 915

Galleries · Chelsea

Luhring Augustine

Founded in 1985, representing international artists across painting, sculpture, and photography.

531 West 24th Street

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Magen H Gallery

French post war design in clay, metal, and wood, where the work sits between sculpture and function. Founded 1997.

54 East 11th Street

Galleries · Lower East Side

Magenta Plains

Gallery focused on contemporary painting and works on paper.

149 Canal Street

Galleries

Maison Gerard

French Art Deco, antiques, and contemporary design across two storefronts. Jean Michel Frank and Jules Leleu alongside living designers. Since 1974.

43 East 10th Street

Galleries · Midtown

Marian Goodman Gallery

Internationally acclaimed gallery representing major figures in contemporary art since 1977.

24 West 57th Street

Galleries · Chelsea

Matthew Marks Gallery

Founded in 1994, representing a select group of established artists from around the world.

523 West 24th Street

Galleries · NoMad

Mendes Wood DM

Gallery founded in São Paulo in 2010, with New York space in NoMad.

10 East 29th Street

Galleries · Lower East Side

Miguel Abreu Gallery

Gallery founded in 2006 on the Lower East Side, known for rigorous conceptual practices.

88 Eldridge Street

Galleries · Tribeca

Ortuzar Projects

Gallery focused on abstract and formally rigorous contemporary art.

9 White Street

Galleries · Chelsea

Pace Gallery

One of the most celebrated galleries in the world, representing artists of enduring significance.

540 West 25th Street

Galleries · Chelsea

Paul Kasmin Gallery

Chelsea gallery representing major contemporary artists and estates.

297 Tenth Avenue

Galleries · SoHo

Peter Blum Gallery

Gallery known for its program of international artists and strong editions program.

176 Grand Street

Galleries · SoHo

Peter Freeman Inc

Gallery specializing in Post-War and contemporary art.

140 Grand Street

Galleries

R & Company

Collectible design across the twentieth and twenty first centuries, with a library and archive supporting the scholarship.

64 White Street

Galleries · Tribeca

Schoelkopf Gallery

Gallery specializing in American art from the 19th through 21st centuries.

390 Broadway

Galleries · Chelsea

Southern Guild

Cape Town-based gallery representing Africa's leading designers and artists, with a New York presence.

55 West 28th Street

Galleries · Tribeca

Superhouse

Gallery and curatorial platform focused on design objects and emerging artistic practices.

59 Franklin Street

Galleries · Lower East Side

The Hole

Gallery founded by Kathy Grayson in 2010, championing emerging artists and subcultural movements.

312 Bowery

Galleries

Thomas Gallery

Twentieth century decorative arts in a Yorkville loft, founded in 1997 by Thomas Gargiulo.

315 East 91st Street

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Twenty First Gallery

Limited edition contemporary European design, between functional art and design. Established 2007.

76 Franklin Street