Marianne Boesky Gallery — Attraction in New York

Quite disappointed in the gallery experience here. The current exhibit of Danielle ‘s is welcoming, an amazingly diverse crowd. However, that is not seen in the way that these people are treated. as an avid art collector, I recommended coming here to a few friends who had an extremely unpleasant situation. A friend who is just begun their art collecting journey asked a few questions and instead of directly answering how she could in the future, collect art and stay connected to the gallery, she was recommended to go buy prints.

We have our assumptions as to why that occurred, but that is not necessary to delve in to. It was quite a stupid approach on behalf of the gallery.

Also, the gallery lacks representation greatly. The art might be diverse, but the people who work there are not. It was quite concerning when I heard this really bad experience my friend had. I wish I had attended with them.

My recommendation to the gallery is don’t make assumptions on the people who enter your gallery. Treat everyone with respect. And don’t insult someone by recommending that they go by Prints.

This is the reason why younger crowds no longer frequent West Chelsea for art and are going down to the lower east side. Experience is like this. Meanwhile, the people who work there aren’t necessarily the collectors of these pieces of work so I would advise them to pull back on the...

Checked out the gallery as part of a members event put on by the Studio Museum of Harlem team for an artist with residency alum Allison Janae Hamilton.

Her show Celestine was a comprehensive painting, sculpture and visual art full body experience and it was awesome getting to hear from the artist herself about the show and her process. Space itself was much bigger than your typical Chelsea gallery...

During my short visit, I was pleased with the space and setup MBG offers. With a large main exhibit room, solo shows exceed well with works...