Originally opened in 2010 in Brooklyn, this artist run space moved to Chinatown in 2015. Proprietors Mariah Robertson and Jackie Klempay describe their enterprise as “a fluid and expansive project” that features a exhibition program focused primarily emerging artists and veteran artists who are under known.
When you think of Chinatown, you usually think of its restaurants. But over the last several years, the neighborhood has become a destination for art. As the Lower East Side gallery scene next door has grown increasingly large and professional, with dealers moving in from Chelsea and even the Upper East Side, Chinatown has become the go-to place for funky spaces that are so small in some cases, you'd be better off calling them micro-galleries. Nevertheless the shows they mount pack a big punch. If you're looking to find which galleries in Chinatown are the ones to visit, you can't do better than our guide to the best Chinatown art galleries.
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