James Cohan — Attraction in New York

I have visited it lately. That’s a nice spacious venue where they arrange exhibitions. The one I attended is the display of works of an American artist Lee Mulllican. I enjoyed it immensely! I learned a new artist whose works left some imprint on me in terms of the technique they are all performed. Cosmic and enigmatic - that’s how I can call them. Inside the gallery, there is a tiny library with lots of books about art and a big table in the centre. I spent some time exploring a book on Lee Mulllican’s art. The gallery appealed to me, and the reception lady was very nice sharing with me a booklet on Chelsea art galleries. To sum up, I highly recommend...

Great space and beautiful collection. I go there often to see different shows. The front desk personnel are friendly and willing to share their knowledge about the artwork if asked. The space isn’t too big so it depends on how much you want to read about all the works, but I would say 20 to 30 minutes is a duration. I try to go at off times to have a better intimate experience with the artwork. My first visit there was on a Saturday around noon time and that’s a good time to go there. The lighting is well studied to give the art the display...

One of my favorite galleries in Chelsea! They represent wonderful artists, such as Fred Tomaselli, Spencer Finch, Bill Viola, and Yinka Shonibare, and always have inspiring and thought-provoking...