Lovely small gallery with informed staff adjacent to a street that's worth walking that a butts an…read morealley that's fantastic. I recommend visit to the gallery and the area.

Cutest gallery EVER!…read more I am not an artsy schmancy type of person. So, this art gallery was right up my alley. It is small, cute, and bright. I enjoyed looking at all the Dr. Seuss artwork. Some that I've never even seen before in any of his books. It is so beautiful! It all made me reminisce of my childhood. Now I got the pleasure of taking all these wonderful pictures for my son. I recommend anyone who's a kid at heart to check this gallery out. It was more than I expected. The pictures do not do it justice. They have some other cool art too, I loved them all. "Adults are just obsolete children and the hell with them." Dr. Seuss

The best! The League…read morehas many art supplies in a compact space - very helpful staff too

Beautiful small art store with an awesome selection of items. Always a stop for us when we are in…read morethe city!

Wonderful man. Fields a lot of tourists and people asking repetitive questions…read more A recent review put it very well that it is a great place if you know what you want, but not to browse, physically flipping through. Might as well search online a bit before coming in. Small collection of The New Yorkers, mostly from the last couple decades only. Asked him for some recommendations and felt he was knowledgeable.

An absolute gem of a place!…read more So much to see - piles of posters and many adorning the walls of this large space. It has a quiet but busy vibe. Lots to look through from old time ads, movie posters, war propaganda. Truly worth a visit

The Pace Gallery is an American contemporary and modern art gallery with 9 locations worldwide. It…read morewas founded in Boston by Arne Glimcher in 1960. His son, Marc Glimcher, is now president and CEO. Pace Gallery operates in New York, London, Hong Kong, Los Angeles, Geneva, Seoul, East Hampton, Tokyo, and Palm Beach. I believe this location on East 57 Street has been around since the 1960's. The gallery is closed on Sundays and Mondays. The building is historic and like all the galleries admission is free. I'm definitely returning when I'm in the neighborhood. I'm recommending you check on their website for the current exhibits. They may have your favorites artists on display.

I came here for the Calder 1941 exhibit. It was a really nice space, and the exhibit was excellent…read more And free! Be sure to go up the winding staircase and see the prints and paintings. If you have some money to drop, there are some prints to buy, as well. Needed more exhibit brochures on the weekend but otherwise a great gallery find.

First time exploring MoMA and it was fun and luckily not very crowded at the time. Got to see so…read moremany paintings in person that I'd only ever seen in art history books or studied about in school. The space is nice and modern; exploring each floor is easy and you don't feel rushed. Their store on the bottom level was nice, too. So many cute souvenirs to choose from.

This is a must if you're in NYC. Personally, modern art is a hit or miss for me, but I really…read moreenjoyed exploring MoMA (don't forget to visit their store!) There's a lot to see, and you'll need at least 2.5-3 hours. I really enjoyed seeing the works of Andy Warhol, Van Gogh, Gauguin, and Mondrian. The best modern art museum in the country.

This place was literally my dream come true!! I spent so much time looking through all the displays…read moreand it was so fascinating how every single item was made so carefully and precise. Can't wait to bring all my friends!

I'm not a dollhouse person by any stretch, but Tiny Doll House on the UES turned out to be a…read moresurprisingly delightful stop. The shop is exactly what its name promises--an entire world of miniature rooms, furniture, and tiny accessories--but what makes it worth visiting is the sheer charm and craftsmanship packed into such a small space. Even as someone who doesn't collect dollhouses, I found myself appreciating the detail and creativity on display. The shop is filled with incredibly detailed miniatures and tiny, beautifully crafted pieces that are fun to look at even if you're not a collector. If you're already into miniatures, this place is probably a dream come true. No one really interacted with me while I was there. So the visit was more like browsing quietly on my own. It wasn't unfriendly, just hands-off. Still, if you're in the area, it's a quirky little spot that's worth a quick visit--especially if you enjoy unique shops or want to see some impressive miniature craftsmanship.

Aperture is moving to a new location (on the Upper West Side) and they're having a big Moving Sale…read moreat the end of next week. There will be books, back issues of Aperture Magazine, signed artists' books, limited-edition prints and many other items. They'll also be offering membership and subscription discounts. The (non-member) sale hours are 6-8 p.m. on April 3 and 11-6 on April 4 & 5. The sale will be held on the fifth floor, and note that you must bring your own bags.

We walked in and were hardly even greeted by the employees working there. It was strange to walk in…read moreto an empty gallery that had blank white walls from corner to corner... I feel like they should let people know when situations like that will arise.... but I guess they were a tad bit too busy texting to even bother to acknowledge us. The book store portion is what receives stars because it was wonderful, the books they publish were each so uniquely interesting and beautifully done.

It's small, but mighty! Before going into Chelsea Market, we walked through this little market of…read morelocal art, jewelry, and more. My nine-year-old daughter loved looking at all the colorful goods!

Artists and Fleas is located in the Chelsea Market. This is an artist's conglomeration of artwork…read more Unique eye glass frames, one other kind, T-shirts, jewelry, clothing, wallets and more. The vendors are present with their wares. Street in lot parking with Wi-Fi in Chelsea Market.