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525 W. 22nd St.,
New York, NY 10011
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Tue-Sat, 10am-6pm; Sun-Mon, closed
C, E at 23rd St.
It is a small but solid destination for catching younger talent on the verge. The gallery is known for putting on stunning shows like the one for photographer Roe Etheridge—which included various phases of the moon, the Los Angeles highway, and found images of beautifully wrapped gift boxes. Other gallery talents include newcomer painter Cheney Thompson. As for sculpture, there’s Ricci Albenda, who produces smooth, curvaceous plaster pieces that seem to either grow out of or recede into the walls. A few years ago, the artist did a number on the former MoMA’s mezzanine level.

A Single ManFirth gives a hypnotic performance as a closeted gay man dealing with the loss of his longtime lover in Tom Ford's directorial debut. More »
These Jersey boys have been making sweet melodic punk together for twenty years and are coming back to the Garden State this year for their Third Annual "Home for the Holidays" shows. More »
Quiet, melancholy tunes sparkling with the entrancing fingerpicking work of this soloist from Brooklyn, who does a heartbreaking acoustic version of Vince Guaraldi’s "Christmas Time Is Here." More »