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Allan Stone Projects
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535 W. 22nd St.,
3rd fl.,
New York, NY 10011
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Official Website
Hours
July-September: Mon-Fri, 10am-6pm; Sat-Sun, closed; September-July: Tue-Sat, 10am-6pm; Sun-Mon, closed
Nearby Subway Stops
4, 5, 6 at 86th St.
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- Nearby Parking Lots
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Profile
At first there seem to be two disparate aesthetic styles at play at the Allan Stone Projects: the elegantly installed New York School of Abstract Expressionists brimming with raw, decorative art—finger-painted British landscapes, early Gaudi gothic chairs, and a ceramic airplane. In fact, the gallery deliberately mixes such exuberant, emerging talents with established masters. Stone, who opened his gallery in 1960, gave Wayne Thiebaud a show two years later and was one of the first dealers to work with Willem de Kooning, Joseph Cornell, Franz Kline, Robert Ryman, and Eva Hesse. The most personal and telling legacy of the gallery lies in the museum-quality catalogues that accompany major exhibitions.