To learn about shows ahead of time, see the gallery schedule. The Classic Multistory Gallery Space gives you the opportunity to browse. High quality and high-end craft, certainly.
See the gallery schedule to learn about exhibitions in advance. A great option if you’ve been to the main museums.
See the gallery schedule to learn about exhibitions in advance. A great option if you’ve exhausted the main museums.
Magnificent, the art installation is out of this world!
This place is amazing and hosts school visits, including a private tour! Warning, it gets hot inside!
Top collection of incredible works, currently Basquiat, across 4 floors of a beautiful building. Several rules & a pain to get a ticket but a show of this caliber for free in NYC is really special.
The best place to see museum-quality gallery shows has perfected this high-end form. Shows such as “Picasso and Marie-Thérèse: L’Amour Fou” prove you don’t have to be MoMA to stage a blockbuster. Read more.
Steal away for a weekday afternoon with your favorite art lover and check out the exhilarating masterworks at this gallery, which launched the careers of important contemporary artists.
A new location, but always presenting amazing art.
Amazing show here at the moment. Dieter and bjorn Roth studio installation.
Gallery so blah compared to their old space on 18th street
One of the best galleries in Chelsea. Worth a visit!
The Yayoi Kusama installation is incredible! Make sure you get your camera ready & turn off the flash, because they only allow guests inside for 40 seconds at a time!
Infinity Room is only open to the public Tues-Sat
The art is amazing
Andy Warhol's "Men in Her Life" - his 1962 black-and-white Liz Taylor silkscreen - sold for $63,362,500 here on 11/08/2010, as part of the "Carte Blanche" contemporary sale that made $137 million. Read more.
In 2010, a Prince “Nurse” sold here for $6,466,500, the third highest price for a Prince at auction.
Gorgeous. Amazing space. Lovely set up. Attended @jamesfrancotv's show and it was #fabulous and #inspiring.
Who ever said you can't enjoy NYC without watching the money fly out of your wallet is a fool! Head to the Pace Gallery for some contemporary inspiration, followed by a stroll on the High Line!
Chelsea is positively pulsing with excitement, creativity and energy. And there’s no better place to experience the world’s contemporary art scene than Pace Gallery.
used this location for a private event. awesome bartender and the art selection is beyond amazing
Formed in 1898 by a literary and art critic at The New York Times to “foster and promote public interest in the arts.” Early members included Theodore Roosevelt and Woodrow Wilson.
The current Warhol exhibit (from a private collection) inaugurates a new program of shows the club will put on that'll open the club to the public on a regular basis for the first time!
After opening in 1950, the gallery amounted to a salon for the New York School of poets, publishing the first or second books of John Ashbery, Frank O’Hara, James Schuyler and Barbara Guest. Read more.
Love the newest exhibition and how they present the beautiful works
Minimalist edifice designed by Norman Foster (London City Hall & The Gherkin). Always cool exhibitions here. By appointment only on mondays .
Try to get into the HUGE red elevator
amazing collection of art and sculpture
Logan Aguilar... Nuff said
Love their cafe and shop - so beautiful inside. Came for the “Best in Show” dog exhibit and it was great.
Best in Show
While the dog show is fun, don’t miss spending five mins watching the budgie art, Frank Ockenfeld’s portraiture is a level above everyone.
Lovely art and nice people, great experience
The Vanishing Point. Diana Al-Hadid creates surreal, ethereal sculptures using Gothic and Renaissance influences. through October 20.
Always exciting new artists.
When entering, one can sense the presence of being in luxury! Many people don't realize that Sotheby's is open to the public. For no cost, you can view some of the finest works of art across history!
An Andy Warhol self-portrait sold for a record $32.6m on May 12, 2010, at the auction house's contemporary art sale. The painting is the most expensive work of 1980s art ever sold at auction.
"Naked," Jeff Koons’s cherubs in porcelain from 1988, was given a pre-sale estimate of $1.5 - 2 million but streaked to a $9,001,000 finish here in 2008. (via ARTINFO)
Cozy gallery with a little collection of pop art's masterpieces!!! :) #HiddenGem
Warhol's, Basquiat's, Jeff Koons's....awesome!
Jerkface is KING and let us not forget the millions of dollars in contemporary art to be seen as well. Literally unfair how you can just Walk in here for free
Lovingly made in NYC, CHI, SEA & LA