Still Life, Unstill — Mara Voss
On view — 2026New large-format paintings reworking the Dutch still-life tradition — dense florals against near-black grounds.
PaintingSolo showOpen Wed – Sun · free admission
A gallery for slow looking.
Contemporary art in a converted loft on Wooster Street. Six exhibitions a year, quiet rooms, no reservations required.
01The programmeSix exhibitions a year
On view + upcoming
Wall Work — Diego Ferrer
Opens Jun 21MuralCommission2026Five Rooms — winter group show
From NovGroup showEmerging2026
The gallery
14
Artists represented
6
Exhibitions a year
2012
On Wooster St since
Fewer shows, longer looks.
We hang six exhibitions a year instead of twelve, and give each one room to breathe. Admission is free, the invigilators like talking, and nobody will hurry you out of a room.
PaintingWorks on paperSculptureSound
“The only gallery in the city where I've watched a stranger sit with one painting for twenty minutes. That's the whole review.”
Visitor book, March
02Beyond the wallsEnquiries welcome
What we do
01
Exhibitions
Six a year across the main room and project room — solo presentations of represented artists plus one invitational group show.
- Free admission, always
- Openings first Thursday of the run
02
Artist representation
Fourteen artists, held deliberately small. We place work with collectors and institutions and manage commissions end to end.
- Studio visits by arrangement
03
Acquisitions + advisory
First-time buyers to established collections. We'll tell you honestly when the right work isn't ours to sell.
- Framing + installation handled
- Condition reports on request
03Acquiring a workNo pressure at any step
How it usually goes
Look
Visit the show, or ask for a private view outside hours. Prices are on the list at the desk — we don't make you ask.
Live with it
For most works we offer a home trial: we hang it, you live with it for a week, then decide.
Place it
We handle framing, delivery, and installation, and stay the point of contact for condition and insurance questions after.
From recent shows
A selection
04Practical answers
Visiting
- Do I need to book?
- No — walk in Wed–Sun, 11am–6pm, free. Groups of ten or more should email so we can stagger the rooms.
- Are the works for sale?
- Most, yes. The price list is at the desk. Red dot means sold; everything else is a conversation.
- Can I bring children?
- Please. Paper and pencils live at the front desk, and the invigilators give an excellent seven-year-old's tour.
- Do you take on new artists?
- Rarely — the list stays small on purpose — but we look at everything sent to submissions@ twice a year, in January and July.
- Photography?
- For personal use, yes, no flash. Press images are available in high resolution — email press@.
The current show closes June 14.
Free admission, quiet rooms, and a painting worth twenty minutes of your afternoon.
Wed–Sun 11am–6pm · 88 Wooster Street
From the front desk
Texts, lists + press
Everything below is sent by return email, usually the same day. Nothing behind a form.
Visiting
When we are open
HoursChecking
- Mon – Tue
- ClosedInstall days
- Wednesday – Friday
- 11:00 – 18:00
- Saturday
- 11:00 – 18:00
- Sunday
- 12:00 – 17:00Quietest hour is the first
Free admission, no booking. Closed between exhibitions and on public holidays — the mailing list always carries the reopening date.
Visit + inquiries
- Address88 Wooster Street
- HoursWed–Sun 11am–6pm · free
- Sales + commissions
- Press
One email per exhibition
Opening invitations, early previews, the occasional studio visit. Six emails a year, no more.