They appear to be running an art contest scam, baiting and switching, and inducing artists to…read moreapply, but not stating that there is a large application fee. They manage a shell nyartcompetitions.com This is a formal complaint regarding NY Art Competitions due to a lack of clear and prominent disclosure of a mandatory $55 submission fee during the initial stages of the application process. The fee was only revealed at the final step after I had already invested significant time completing the submission. This created the impression of a bait-and-switch or drip pricing structure, where material cost information was not clearly presented upfront, resulting in applicants proceeding through a lengthy submission process without full awareness of the financial requirement. I spent a significant amount of time completing the application under the assumption that all key participation requirements, including fees, would be clearly disclosed at the outset. This lack of upfront transparency led to unnecessary time expenditure and confusion regarding the true cost of participation. I am requesting improved disclosure practices so that all mandatory fees are clearly and prominently stated at the beginning of the application process before users are required to invest time or submit materials. I am also requesting deletion of my submitted materials and personal information from their system and confirmation that this has been completed.

The Agora Gallery was holding the 6th International Photography Event. The photographs depicted…read moremostly women and seemed rather bleak. I liked Paula Aranoa's Interwoven the best with her three photographs. Liza Saltzman's Broken Psyche 1 was haunting. The pictures were spread out in this large space and Joanna was a pleasure to meet again.

Jane Kahan Gallery has been here for 48 years. It's very convenient for anyone shopping along…read moreMadison Avenue to stop in for a look. I'm a fan of many of the artists featured. It's easy to walk past and forget it's here or not notice, unless you're a fan of art galleries like I am. I've been here many times and I was here recently. I'm recommending art lovers plan a visit. I plan to return again soon for a closer look. I'll post more photos. When you visit this neighborhood there's lots of Art Galleries. Be sure you don't miss this long time resident of Madison Avenue.

Not being on the ground floor, this gallery is easy to just walk by and not your usual "tourist…read morestop." It's also much more of a specialty gallery catering to specific types of art: when in comes to modern master tapestries and ceramics, this is the place to go. Jane and Charles and extremely knowledgeable and have amassed quite the collection (or should I say inventory?). They have truly beautiful pieces - even if you have not been considering these mediums, they are still definitely worth looking at. Be forewarned, however, that both Jane and Charles LOVE to talk. So be ready to chat and be in the gallery for a little while. You'll be glad you went.

This is a very nice gallery with a great show currently with Jasper Morrison- corks. I highly…read morerecommend you check out this great sturdy industrial design work. It's 100% made out of cork and thoughtfully designed to be used in every day living. The gallery assistant was pleasant and knew some interesting thing about the artist.

I enjoyed finding the story on these stunning pieces. Lovely respite from the windy chill.read more

Ayana Kurai's solo exhibition was so uplifting: the splash of colors warmed my day, brought…read moreenthusiasm & shared hope. That beauty in the upper left corner will be coming home with me! "Journey with Stars" @atanekurai The 128 gallery is nestled among Lower East Side many restaurants & small galleries!

Onetwentyeight is not closed. Also the Gallery is misspelled here on Yelp so that is not helpful…read more The phone number is currently out of service. They are still having art exhibits. If you go to the website and click on current events you will see the event that is happening now/upcoming. https://www.galleryonetwentyeight.org/currentshow.html

Had no idea that you could come and view their art. A friend from downtown had been recently and…read morewas amazed I hadn't gone as my apartment is so close by. Jumped on the website and arranged a time slot. The building is impressive, definitely feels like a large fancy apartment that's been made into a gallery. The lady at the front desk was very friendly and it was a welcoming experience. Nice to briefly enter the world of billionaires and money launderers for a brief glimpse ! We saw Rothkos and Church paintings- the first two floors were open, not sure if there are ever other works on the other floors. Drop round to Lady Ms cakes next door for a high end snack after you have purchased your artwork.

Great rotating collections of modern/contemporary American art (1950s on). Loved the free Kazuo…read moreShiraga exhibit--so colorful :) super textural and broody pieces, painted by FOOT. The browns admittedly look like poop goop. But still amazing to see in person. Dont miss this one.

Very nice space, a big sized gallery and a few bigger "rooms" but it's pretty spread out in general…read morewith the rooms so depends on the series or work or the exhibition in general. This exhibition right now of Christian Marclay works, but not all artist or their works would work with this space. The 48 War Movies is great but the mouse makes me anxious so I left early.

Stood in quite the line for "The Clock" and cannot say I was particularly wowed by the exhibit, but…read morethe recent writeup clearly had people coming in droves and the staff was doing their best to keep up with the crush. Still a fine space with a good staff - would highly recommend.

Free, open Sundays, extremely friendly staff, and frequently changing exhibits - can't really beat…read morethat. Featuring two exhibits when I visited, one entitled peep show and the other Pistoletto I must admit I was rather taken aback by the frankly graphic nature of Peep Show, though certainly not offended - but rather intrigued and quite impressed by the photography displayed at Pistoletto. All told the exhibit contained about 2/3 as much art as Neue and 1/4 as much as Guggenheim - and was $10 and $18 cheaper than each, respectively - and I enjoyed the James staff and approach much more. On par with any of the Chelsea Galleries and better than most - and free.

When gallery jumping this place is my reset! Always interesting and a NON PROFIT!! A little like…read moreEurope where the arts get so much more support. Plus, my daughter works there!

I'm a huge fan of White Columns and it is always at the top of my list of spaces to visit in New…read moreYork. After viewing hundreds of artists and spaces, White Columns is always one of the few that I fondly reflect on during the plane ride home. I can't wait to see what they have next.