#art-gallery

#art-gallery

The Jane Gallery supports female and queer artists, highlighting underrepresentation in the art world.

Berkeley Bait and Tackle Art Gallery repurposes a former fishing shop into a space highlighting local, marginalized artists.

DeValera Library and Súil Art Gallery create a cultural nexus uniting multiple art forms in Ennis, fostering community engagement and interaction.

Panrucker's innovative model offers a flexible space for emerging artists, emphasizing accessibility, lower commissions, and community engagement outside of London's central galleries.

Wallflowers is a temporary art gallery in San Jose aimed at showcasing unique artistic experiences.

The gallery features diverse artists and runs concurrently with a major tech conference.

Colossal celebrates 15 years of creativity and community with the opening of a new art gallery, Joy Machine, focusing on joy as a means of hope.

Slip House gallery aims to dismantle hierarchies in art by showcasing both established and emerging artists, promoting inclusivity and collaboration.

The Travel Agency's SoHo flagship redefines cannabis retail through immersive design and cultural relevance.

The Big Art Hall gallery in NYC's Stock Exchange showcases modern art, accessible only to registered securities traders, challenging the exclusivity of financial institutions.

Salon 94's increase in visitor numbers is largely due to TikTok promotions highlighting it as a free cultural attraction in NYC.

SLQS Gallery in East London aims to support women and queer artists with unique exhibitions and a safe environment.

Rachel Uffner Gallery has partnered with Lucy Liu, marking a significant transition after 17 years of single ownership.

The room harmonizes with its environment while serving as a gallery for art.

Marian Goodman Gallery's new flagship space emphasizes support for artists with its extensive facilities and introduces a vertical layout contrasting its previous location.