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Conquering New York in one visit is impossible. Instead, hit the must-sees – the Empire State Building, the Statue of Liberty, Central Park, the Metropolitan Museum of Art – and then explore off the beaten path with visits to The Cloisters or one of the city’s libraries. Indulge in the bohemian shops of the West Village or the fine dining of the Upper West Side. The bustling marketplace inside of Grand Central Station gives you a literal taste of the best the city has to offer.
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1. Soho Triad Fine Arts Gallery
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
2. The Paul Nicklen Gallery
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5.0 based on 3 reviews
The Paul Nicklen Gallery was founded as a vehicle for conservationist photographers to display the beauties of the natural world while giving back to a charity organization of their choice.
3. HERE
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4.5 based on 5 reviews
This non-profit theater presents off-beat performances by independent artists.
4. Eden Fine Art Gallery
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4.5 based on 17 reviews
Eden Fine Art, a major international art gallery since its inception in 1997. Eden Fine Art successfully operates two flagship galleries at the heart of New York city, One of 10,000 sq ft located at the corner of Madison avenue and 50th street as an expansive bi-level gallery thrives and a second one at the heart of Soho, four floors of 25,000 sq ft at the corner of Broome st and green st. We provide worldwide door to door shipping. Artwork arrives with a certificate of authenticity and an art appraisal from the gallery. On-site consultation, installation, packing and shipping worldwide for new acquisitions or previously owned art work. Among others, Eden Fine Art operates also a large London gallery on new bond st. The gallery promotes a consistent artistic direction by curating a contemporary expression that conveys an optimistic and colorful viewpoint on life.
5. The Drawing Center
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4.0 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By travelingal60 - New York City, United States
Recently visited The Drawing Center and they had 2 excellent exhibits on view. The gallery is very clean and bright with all white walls to showcase the art. The staff is friendly and accomodating. Currently, admission is free due to a grant from the Cy Twombly Foundation which is an added bonus.
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7. OK Harris
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4.0 based on 1 reviews
Established in 1969, OK Harris exhibits antiques, collectibles, and photographs.
8. Opera Gallery New York
9. Eden Fine Art Gallery
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4.0 based on 1 reviews
Eden Fine Art, a major international art gallery since its inception in 1997. Eden Fine Art successfully operates two flagship galleries at the heart of New York city, One of 10,000 sq ft located at the corner of Madison avenue and 50th street as an expansive bi-level gallery thrives and a second one at the heart of Soho, four floors of 25,000 sq ft at the corner of Broome st and green st. We provide worldwide door to door shipping. Artwork arrives with a certificate of authenticity and an art appraisal from the gallery. On-site consultation, installation, packing and shipping worldwide for new acquisitions or previously owned art work. Among others, Eden Fine Art operates also a large London gallery on new bond st. The gallery promotes a consistent artistic direction by curating a contemporary expression that conveys an optimistic and colorful viewpoint on life.
10. Color Factory
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4.0 based on 200 reviews
Welcome to Color Factory: a collaboratively-produced art experience in New York City. This multisensory exhibit, inspired by the colors of the city, guides visitors through 16 participatory installations. Featured collaborators include: Lakwena Maciver, Mmuseumm, Emmanuelle Moureaux, Jason Polan, Tamara Shopsin, Kassia St Clair, Molly Young, Kendra Dandy, James Rosa/LAND Gallery, 826NYC, Christine Wong Yap, Rebecca Wright, Randi Brookman Harris, Leah Rosenberg, Erin Jang, and Oh Happy Day. Highlights include ombré floating balloons with wishes for the world written by students at 826NYC, a walkable infographic leading you to your “secret color”, a palette of colorful treats featuring a custom color ice cream scoop, a unique activity on color and human connection, a luminous dance floor, and Color Factory’s signature ball room. Put on your favorite hue and come to us for color!
Reviewed By mandm521
I was looking for something different and unique to do with my 13 year old daughter and her friend when visiting NYC. I stumbled upon The Color Factory during an internet search. The 3 of us had a blast. From the moment we walked in we were greeted by friendly staff. The staff continued to be friendly throughout the exhibits. All of the rooms were interactive in some way. In the beginning you register your own “credit card” that has a QR code. In most of the exhibits there are “photo booth” opportunities where you scan your card, get your picture taken, and then get them emailed to you at the end of your visit. Some highlights are: sweet treats throughout the rooms, merry-go-round room, dance floor room and the largest ball pit I’ve ever seen. It turned this adult into a kid! To some the price may seem a bit pricey (I didn’t really think it was) but you get so much for the price of admission: treats, pictures, free coat/bag check. It’s definitely worth a visit. They even extend the Color Factory experience out into the neighborhood. With a provided map you can explore close to 20 different establishments that offer things to see, eat, buy, or do. Unfortunately it was pouring rain the day we went so we couldn’t explore, but I sure wish we did.
