BROOKE ALEXANDER EDITIONS Originals / Editions
59 Wooster St., 10012 T: 212-925-4338
F: 212-941-9565 E: info@baeditions.com
www.baeditions.com
Open: Tues.-Sat. 10-6 and by appointment
Year established: November 1968, in a storefront on East 68th Street.
Owner: Brooke Alexander. Member of the Art Dealers Association of America. Work shown: Contemporary art and editions. Predominantly American and European contemporary artists. All of the artists are in museum collections.
Artists represented: Josef Albers; Jasper Johns; Barnett Newman; Jeff Koons; Sol Lewitt; Sam Francis; amng others. Brooke Alexander Editions publishes prints and multiples with today's leading contemporary artists such as Richard Tuttle, Matt Mullican, John Baldessari, Raymond Pettibon and Franz West. Annual exhibitions: 3 solo/7 group
Selection process: Artists should call for current viewing policy.

AMERICAN PRIMITIVE Self-taught / Outsider / Folk
594 Broadway, #205, 10012 T: 212-966-1530 F: 212-343-0272
www.americanprimitive.com/
Year established: 1978
Size: 2,800 sq. ft
Open: Mon.-Sat. 11-6, Summer Tues.-Fri. 11-6
Owner/Director: Aarne Anton, owner of a company that produces bases and displays for art. Also, a passionate collector and dealer in American folk art for over 25 years.
Work shown: American Self-taught, Outsider and Folk Art in all media by artists in self made worlds that challenge the imagination Artists represented: 15, mostly from the U.S. 50% are in museum collections.
Work by: Raymond Materson: pictures sewn from the threads of his unraveled socks; Robert Sholties: paintings, visionary images by a self-taught surrealist; Sam Gant: paintings combining word and images (lacking hearing and speech, his art is his communication); and Jimmy Lee Sudduth: paintings made with clay and found materials which invoke his rural roots; among others.
Annual exhibitions: 4 solo/4 group
Focus/Mission: To exhibit self-taught artists working outside of the mainstream of academic art. The gallery has been known for expanding the field of contemporary art with its focus on self taught artists and outsider art. "Our primary aim is to present art of singular vision by artists in self made worlds that challenge the imagination."
Selection process: Artists are selected from referrals, from materials sent to the gallery, and from art is seen in exhibitions. Artists should send slides / photos, biography, and SASE to gallery.

ANIMAZING Animation
461 Broome St., 10013 T: 800-303-4848 F: 212. 226.7428
www.animazing.com
Year established: 1986 Size: 1,500 sq. ft.
Owners: Heidi Leigh and Nick Leone Director of Fine Craft: Karen Leone Open: Mon.-Sat. 10-7, Sun. 11-6 Work shown: Vintage and Contemporary Animation art, fine art and craft. This is NYC’s only licensed Disney Gallery. It handles Drawings and Cels (original and limited editions) from all studios including Hanna Barbera, Nickelodeon, Fox, Peanuts, and artist Chuck Jones. Focus/Mission: Leaders in the animation industry. The owners are collectors and love what they do. Their focus is on finding remarkable original vintage art. Collectors: Jim Carey, Whoopie Goldberg, and Steven Speilberg, others.
Annual exhibitions: 5 solo/4 group
Selection process: Artists must be working in the industry. They should call Nick Leone for an appointment. Additional information: The gallery presents book signings and special events. In addition to Soho it has locations in Westchester and New Orleans. Additional services: Restoration, appraisals, consignment and trade.

ARCADIA Contemporary Realism
51 Greene St. , 10013 T: 212-965-1387 F: 212-965-8638 E: arcadiafa@aol.com
www.arcadiafinearts.com
Year established: 2001 Open: Mon.-Fri. 10-6, Sat.-Sun. 11-6 Owner/Director: Steven Diamant, previous experience in other galleries.Work shown: Contemporary realism. Figurative, landscapes, and still lifes. Paintings, sketches and prints. Focus/Mission: To show the best representational work possible.Artists represented: 30, from all origins. Work by: Malcolm T. Liepke; Ron Hicks; Francis Livingston; Robert Liberace; Michael Grimaldi and Daniel Sprick; among others. Annual exhibitions: 10 Selection process: Artists should mail at least 10 recent works in slides, transparencies, or photographs, resumé. All must be accompanied by a SASE if you want your materials returned.

ART ALLIANCE Realism
98 Greene St., 2nd floor, 10012 T: 212-274-1704 F: 212-274-1682 E: artallny@aol.com
www.artallainceny.com
Open: By appointment Year established: 1989 Size: 1,200 sq. ft. Owner/Director: Leah Poller, graduate of Ecole Nationale Superieure de Beaux Arts, Paris. She is an international curator for museums and other art institutions. Work shown: Realism by Latin, South American and African artists. Painting, work on paper, and sculpture. Artists represented: 12-20 from all origins. Work by: G. Matthiesen: sculptor using found objects and live body casting to reinvent social archetypes; Bernardo Torrens: Spanish Realist, figurative work in the tradition of Ingres; Mario Murua: co-founder of Magic Image art movement, raucous Expressionist; and Dino Valls: Spanish Realist; among others. Curates exhibitions in Mexico in alliance with Intercambio de Arte y Cultura Internacional. Selection process: For annual traveling exhinbition (US/mexico): Artists should review website before-mailing 10-20 images and resume. Requirements: Artists should have made major contributions in their home country and have total commitment to history (art) in the making. Additional information: This is a very unconventional, intimate viewing space, with a one-on-one relationship with collectors. Leah Poller organizes Salon evenings by invitation which bring international, creative talents together with art lovers, critics and members of the business world. The gallery's traveling exhibition program is available upon request.

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ART AT FORMAT Brazilian
50 Wooster St. , 10013 T: 212-941-7995 E: art4format@aol.com
www.formatnyc.com
Year established: 1999 Owner/Director: Sany Marquez Open: Mon.-Thurs. 10-7, Fri. 10-6, Sat.10-6, Sun. 12-5 Work shown: Contemporary Brazilian artists. This is a high-end furniture store. Focus/Mission: To promote Brazilian artists new to New York City. Annual exhibitions: 6-8 Selection process: Email jpegs or mail photographs and CD with resumé and SASE.

ARTISTS SPACE Non-profit / All Styles
38 Greene St. , 3rd floor, 10012 T: 212-226-3970 F: 212-966-1434 E: info@artistsspace.org www.artistsspace.org Open: Tues.-Sat 11-6 Year established: 1973 Owner: Non-profit organization. Director of Exhibitions: Amy Owen. Work shown: All styles and media Annual exhibitions: 15 Focus/Mission: To serve as a laboratory for the development of new work, and specifically the work of under-recognized or emerging artists. It also maintains the Irving Sandler Artist File, a digitized database and artist registry open to the public. Selection process: Artists should call or visit the web site for information.

PETER BLUM Prints / Drawings / Books
99 Wooster St., 10012 T: 212-343-0441 F: 212-343-0523 E: Soho@peterblumgallery.com www.peterblumgallery.com
Size: 1,300 sq. ft. Year established: 1994 Open: Tues.-Fri. 10-6, Sat 11-6, Mon. by appointment closed in August Owner/Director: Peter Blum, publisher of limited edition prints. Work shown: Neo Expressionism, Minimalism, Post Modernism and Conceptual prints, books, drawings, paintings, sculpture and photographs. Work by: Louise Bourgeois: prints, drawings and books; David Rabinowitch: prints, drawings, sculpture and books; James Turrel: prints and books; and Helmut Federle: paintings, drawings, prints and books; among others. Collectors: MoMA and Whitney museums Selection process: Artists are selected from exhibitions and publications. Artists should familiarize themselves with the gallery before approaching it. They should send 20 slides, resumé, SASE and cover letter. Requirements: Artists should create exceptional works of art that are not hindered by time or fashion. Additional information: Their other location is in Chelsea at 526 West 29 St. T: 212-244-6055.

BONINO Italian / Latin American
48 Great Jones St., 10012 T: 212-598-4262 F: 212-982-2842 Open: By appointment Year established: 1963 Owner/Director: Fernanda Bonino Work shown: Contemporary Italian and Latin American paintings and sculpture.

FRANKLIN BOWLES Mixed Media
431 West Broadway, 10012 T: 212-226-1616 F: 212-226-3131
www.franklinbowlesgallery.com
E: info@franklinbowlesgallery.com Open: Mon.-Sun. 11-7 Owner: Franklin Bowles Year established: 1971 in San Francisco, 1990 in New York Work shown: Mixed media Artists represented: 10, from U.S. and Europe Work by: Pierre-Marie Brisson: mixed media, contemporary fresco with primitive renderings; Claude Lazar: Cinematic Realist: nostalgic interiors in oil on canvas; Yuri Kuper: found objects in assemblages; Larry Horowitz: oil paintings; and Gottfried Saltzmann; among others. Also 20th Century Master graphics by Chagall, Picasso, and Matisse among others. Additional information: They have another gallery location in San Francisco.

BROOME STREET Non-profit / All Styles
498 Broome St., 10013 T/F: 212-941-0130
E: reginas@anny.org
www.anny.org
Open: Tues.-Sun. 11-6 Size: 1,400 sq. ft.
Year established: 1991
Owner: New York Artists Equity Association, a non-profit membership and arts advocacy organization.
Work shown: All styles and media
Prices: All ranges
Focus/Mission: To enable emerging artists of all ages to have a space to introduce their work and talent. Selection process: The gallery is available for exhibitions on a rental basis to individual artists and arts organizations. Call for availability 6 mo-1 year in advance. Submit a written proposal and resumé. For a one-person show include at least 10 slides or photos; for a group show include two from each exhibitor.
Additional information: The exhibition space is also available for seminars and meetings after 6 pm. New York Artists Equity Association (NYAEA) also offers membership to artists and affiliates. Call or write for membership application.

SPENCER BROWNSTONE All Media
39 Wooster St., 10013 T: 212-334-3455 F: 212-274-1157
E: info@spencerbrownstonegallery.com
www.spencerbrownstonegallery.com
Open: Tues.-Sat. 11-6 Size: 4,500 sq. ft. Year established: 1994 Owner: Spencer Brownstone Work shown: Contemporary painting, photography, installation, sculpture, video. Artists represented: At least 8 Work by: Skip Arnold; Ian Burns; Jeff Gabel; Anna Galtarossa; and Tessa Farmer; among others. Collectors: The Tate, The Saatchi Collection, Metropolitan, and MoMA Annual exhibitions: 6-10 solo/1-3 group Selection process: Artists who want to be represented by the gallery should have a full biography, resumé, transparencies, museums and important collections.

CAMPTON (Previously known as CALDWELL SNYDER) Figurative / Fauvist / Expressionist
451 West Broadway, 10012 T: 212-387-0208 F: 212-387-0717
www.camptongallery.com
Open: Daily 11-7, Sun. 11-6:30 Size: 1,650 sq. ft. Owners: Oliver Caldwell and Susan Snyder Year established: 1995, in New York, however this Fine Art Publishing Company was founded in 1990. Work shown: Figurative, Fauvist, Expressionist painting; mixed media; and sculpture Focus/Mission: To represent both emerging and established artists primarily from Europe and new to American collectors. To educate our clientele. To provide many different media and a good price range in order to work with new as well as seasoned collectors. We are known for the high quality of our artwork and staff. Artists represented: 8 from Europe and North America. Work by: Thomas Pradzynski: “Urban Realism” historic street scenes, allegorical, acrylics on canvas, and serigraphs; Manel Anoro: Fauve-Expressionist, oil on canvas, serigraphs, stone lithographs, and acrylic on paper; Regina Saura: collage elements balanced with strong color and geometry, mixed media on canvas, and mixed media.

JACQUES CARCANAGUES Antiques / Collectibles / Handicrafts
21 Greene St., 10013 T: 212-925-8110 E: carcan@jcarcan.com
www.jacquescaranagues.com
Open: Daily 11:30-7 Work shown: Collectibles, antiques, handicrafts and folk art from India, Nepal, Afghanistan, Thailand, China, Tibet, Korea, Philippines and South America. Tribal and ethnic silver, jewelry, textiles, furniture, clothing and ritual objects. Additional information: The owners are direct importers.

C.F.M. Surrealism / Symbolism
112 Greene St., 10012 T: 212-966-3864 F: 212-226-1041 E: info@cfmgallery.com www.cfmgallery.com
Open: Mon-Sat 11-6, Sun. 12-6 Year established: 1984 Size: 3,000 sq. ft. Owner/Director: Neil P. Zukerman, previously a private dealer Work shown: Figurative Surrealism, and Symbolism specializing in Leonor Fini and Salvador Dali. All media with an emphasis on painting and sculpture. Focus/Mission: A people-friendly gallery, which welcomes everyone from art students to serious collectors. It is a gallery with a point of view. Artists represented: 10-20. Origins: Europe and U.S. Work by: Salvador Dali; Leonor Fini; Anne Bachelier; and Frederick Hart; among others. Annual exhibitions: 6 solo/2 group Selection process: Artists: Personal visits to the gallery are encouraged for the artist to understand the focus and sensibility exhibited. Requirements: Artwork must demonstrate superb technique, dramatic vision and beauty to match the gallery’s sensibility.

T. F. CHEN CULTURAL CENTER Neo-Iconography 250 Lafayette St., 10012 T: 212-941-9296 F: 212-966-5285 E: chen@tfchen.org
www.tfchen.org
Open: Mon.-Sat. 11-6, and by appointment Year established: 1996 Size: 20,000 sq. ft.; 4 floors exhibition space Owner: The T.F. Chen Cultural Center Director: Lucia Chen Focus/Mission: To serve as an international cultural exchange and provide world art tours. Work by: Dr. T. F. Chen: Neo-Iconography paintings and original graphics which employ “cultural” images (icons) of East and West, past and present, to create pictures bearing a message and beauty. Markets: Individual, corporate, and museum.

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CHILDREN’S MUSEUM OF THE ARTS, SOHO
182 Lafayette St., 10013 T: 212-274-0986
www.cmany.org
Executive Director: Keats Myer Curator: Eliza lamb Admission: $9 Pay as you wish: Thursday 4-6 Open: Wed. 12-5, Thurs. 12-6, Fri.-Sun. 12-5. Year established: 1989 in another NYC location, 1998 in this location. Work shown: There is an international, children’s art collection, with changing themes. The museum also exhibits the work of adult artists whose work relates to those specific themes. The museum also contains commissioned installations by professional artists. Annual exhibitions: 2-3 Focus/Mission: We give all children and families access to the creative tools that promote self-expression and esteem through the visual and performing arts. We honor the artist in every child through hands-on art programs taught by trained, working artists; through our on-going collection and exhibition of children's art; and through partnerships with diverse community organizations that celebrate life and the arts in New York City.

CODA Painting / Sculpture / Glass
472 Broome St., 10013 T: 212-334-0407 E: sohocoda@aol.com
www.codagallery.com
Open: Mon.-Wed.10-6, Thurs.-Sat. 10-7, and Sun. 12-6. Year established: 2000 Owners/Directors: Connie and David Katz Director: Virginia Martin Work shown: Contemporary painting, sculpture, and glass Artists represented: 150; mostly American, some international. Work by: David Dornan: painting; Peter Burega: painting; John Kennedy: sculpture; and Jamie Perry: painting; among others. Focus / Mission: “The spirit of CODA, and of its creators, Connie and David Katz, is rooted in warmth and admiration for their artists and delight in the creative process. It is deeply, remarkably personal.” Additional information: The gallery also has branches in California and Utah.

CORPORATE ART ASSOCIATES Corporate Consultants / All Media
568 Broadway, 10012. T: 212-925-5700 Open: Mon.-Fri. 11-6 Owner/President: James Cavello, art consultant, appraiser and collector for over 20 years, and co-director of Westwood Gallery. Executive Director: Margarite Almeida, international art consultant. Year established: 1986. Work shown: All media. Markets: Corporate, residential, institutions. Work by: Contemporary artists, including photographers, painters, sculptors, muralists and multi-media artists Secondary Market includes: Warhol; Renoir; Monet; Léger; Lempicka; Picabia; Rauschenberg and many others Additional information: CAA offers art consulting services for private and corporate collections; Curation, exhibition organization, installation; Site-specific architectural and design projects (all media); Brokering secondary market artwork from 19th to 21st century; and Conceptual art projects: design, marketing, promotion.

CROSBY PAINTING STUDIO Contemporary Figurative
31 Crosby St., 10013 T: 212-941-5045 Open: By appointment Year established: 1992 Owner/Director: Minerva Durham Work shown: Contemporary Figurative art in all media Focus/Mission: To promote Figurative study with daily Figure painting workshops offered at reasonable prices. To encourage appreciation for the work of underexposed figurative artists. Annual exhibitions: 11 Selection process: Artists who participate in the painting workshops are shown in the group exhibitions. Artists should expect to pay some exhibition expenses.

DACTYL FOUNDATION FOR THE ARTS AND HUMANITIES Foundation / Contemporary
64 Grand St., 10013 T: 212-219-2344 E: email@dactyl.org
www.dactyl.org
Year established: 1996 Open: Tues. 7 Wed. 12-6, Thurs. 12-8, Sat. & Sun. 12-6, and by appointment Directors: Victoria N. Alexander (literary and visual theory), Neil Grayson (visual art), and Patrick Markey (theater and film). Work shown: Contemporary drawing and painting Focus/Mission: To encourage the view that there is a place for artistic intention even in a world without telos. Our programs are designed to develop an aesthetic that is informed by science, history and philosophy and that takes into consideration both the intellectual and intuitive responses to art. Selection process: Artists should send 5-10 images or a link address to Neil Grayson art@dactyl.org No submissions by regular mail please. Material may be submitted at any time. No application fee is required. See website for full details. Additional information: The Foundation provides a Theater and Film/Video Screening Room for writers, and sponsors Readings, Panel Discussions, Lectures and Acoustic Concerts.

DEITCH PROJECTS Mixed Media Installations
76 Grand St., 10013 Also 18 Wooster St., 10013. T: 212-343-7300 F: 212-343-2954 E: email@deitch.com
www.deitch.com
Open: Tues.-Sat. 12-6 Year established: 1996 Size: 3,000 sq. ft. Owner: Jeffrey Deitch, curator, art dealer, and art advisor Work shown: Mixed media. Installations by international emerging artists. Work by: Basquiat; Dzine; Auerbach; Bevilacqua; among others. They also represent the estate of Keith Haring. Annual exhibitions: 10 solo/ 2 group Additional information: See their other location at 4-40 44 Drive in LIC.

CECILIA DE TORRES Constructivist / Geometric 140 Greene St., 10012 T: 212-431-5869 F: 212-343-0235
www.ceciliadetorres.com
Open: Tues.-Fri. 12-6, Sat. 12-5. July: Call for hours. Closed in August Year established: 1993 Owner: Cecilia De Torres, an internationally recognized authority on Torres-García, writer, critic, curator, author of the catalogue raisonné of Torres-García. Work shown: Modern and Contemporary Latin American Constructivism and Geometric Abstraction in all media Focus/Mission: Dedicated to the wider dissemination of knowledge and appreciation for Torres-García, his students and their legacy. The School of the South (1943-1962) was the most significant art community of its time in Latin America. It combined avant-garde European movements with the iconography of the Indo American cultures to create a new art tradition for the Americas, based on Torres-García’s theories of “Constructive Universalism.” Markets: Individual, corporate, and museum Work by: Artists from North America, South America and Europe. Joaquín Torres-García, Modernist master of Constructivism, creator of the School of the South; and Julio Alpuy, sculptor and painter, disciple of Torres-García; among others. Contemporary artists include Costa; Buzio; and Chilindron; among others.

DIA CENTER FOR THE ARTS: BROKEN KILOMETER Non-profit / Installation
393 West Broadway, 10012 T: 212-925-9397 F: 212-627-1455
www.diacenter.org
Year established: 1979 Open: Wed.-Sun. 12-6. Closed 3-3:30. Gallery Attendant: Patricia Dilworth Work shown: Single long-term installation “500 Brass Rods. The Broken Kilometer” by Walter DeMaria.

DIA CENTER FOR THE ARTS: NEW YORK EARTH ROOM Non-profit / Installation
141 Wooster St., 2nd floor, 10012 T: 212-473-8072 www.diacenter.org
Open: Wed. -Sun 12-6; Summer: closed. Year established: 1977 Size: 3,600 sq. ft. loft Gallery Attendant: William Dilworth Work shown: Single long term installation of “Interior Earth Sculpture” by Walter DiMaria.

THE DRAWING CENTER Unique Work on Paper 35 Wooster St., 10013 T: 212-219-2166 F: 212-966-2976 E: info@drawingcenter.org
www.drawingcenter.org
Year established: 1977 Size: 2,600 sq. ft. Owner: Non-profit institution Executive Director: Brett Littman Open: Tues.- Fri. 10-6, Sat. 11-6; Closed in August. Work shown: All styles of unique work on paper, wall drawings, and drawing installations. Contemporary and historical exhibitions of drawings. Focus/Mission: To provide opportunities for emerging and under-recognized artists, to demonstrate the significance and diversity of drawings throughout history, and to stimulate public dialogue on issues of art and culture. Annual exhibitions: 2 special and/or historical and 4 contemporary Selection process: Most artists are selected from The Viewing Program. We review slides on an on-going basis. Artists should send 10-15 digital images. For complete details see the website. Additional information: Exhibiting artists receive an honorarium. The Drawing Center presents public events, symposia, and town meetings. It maintains a slide registry of unaffiliated artists who create work on paper, and who are invited to keep slides on file in the registry.

EIGHTH FLOOR ARTISTS All Styles / All Media
473 Broadway, 7th floor, 10012 T: 212-274-8993 F: 212-226-3400
www.nyartsmagazine.com
Open: Tues.-Sat. 10-6 Year established: 1994 Size: 2,000 sq. ft. Owner/Director: Abraham Lubelski, artist and collector Work shown: All styles, mixed media Focus/Mission: To offer an alternative and to be flexible and adaptive in working closely with artists as curators and organizers. Selection process: Call to make an appointment to review materials. Requirements: Artists should be highly self-motivated.

ELEANOR ETTINGER Representational
119 Spring St., 10012 T: 212-925-7474 F: 212-925-7734 E: eegallery@aol.com
www.eegallery.com
Size: 15,000 sq. ft. Year established: 1975 Open: Mon.-Fri. 10-6, Sat. 11-6, Sun. 12-6 Owner/Director: Eleanor Ettinger, dealer and printmaker Work shown: Representational genre paintings, watercolors and original lithographs. Focus/Mission: To represent contemporary works in the representational genre by artists of technical accomplishment and merit. Eleanor Ettinger is dedicated to the exhibition of representational art, forever classic and enduring. The gallery works with a roster of artists who, while embracing the influences of the past, explore the timeless genre with a fresh commitment and passion. Each of these contemporary painters offers new interpretations of human existence and the ever-evolving natural and man-made world around us. Markets: Individual, corporate, and museum Artists represented: 15 Origins: U.S., Asia, and Europe Work by: Malcolm T. Liepke: classically inspired figurative work; Frank Arcuri: traditional still life reminiscent of the Dutch School; R. Kenton Nelson: idealized urban and suburban landscapes painted in almost a hyper reality of heroic imagery; and Norman Rockwell: America’s most beloved artist and historian; among others. Collectors: Hirshhorn, Brooklyn Museum, Metropolitan, and The White House. Selection process: Artists are selected from professional referrals, and from materials sent to the gallery. Requirements: Representational work that is technically proficient with an emotional appeal.

FEATURE All Styles / All Media
276 Bowery, 10012 T: 212-675-7772 E: featureinc@featureinc.com W: www.featureinc.com Open: Tues.-Sat. 11-6 Year established: 1984 Size: 2,800 sq. ft. Owner/Director: Hudson, background as an artist, dancer, and President of the National Association of Artists Organizations. Work shown: All styles and media Work by: Tom Friedman: all media; Judy Linn: photography; Lucky DeBellebue: sculpture; and Jason Fox: painting; among others.

RONALD FELDMAN All Media
31 Mercer St., 10013 T: 212-226-3232 F: 212-941-1536 E: info@feldmangallery.com www.feldmangallery.com
Open: Tues.-Sat. 10-6, Mon. by appointment Summer by appointment Year established: 1971 Size: 4,000 sq. ft. Owner/Director: Ronald Feldman, attorney Work shown:Contemporary painting, sculpture, installations, drawings, prints, and hosts performances. Focus/Mission: To mount new exhibitions by internationally renowned contemporary artists who are concerned with social, scientific, and artistic ideas, often on a global scale. Work by: Alexander Brodsky: artist/architect, installations; Joseph Beuys: installation, drawings, and sculpture; Ida Applebroog: painting/installation; Hannah Wilke: sculpture, photography/video; and Warhol; among others.

MIMI FERZT Russian Art
81 Greene St., 10012 T: 212-343-9377 F: 212-343-9469
www.mimiferzt.com
Year established: 1993 Open: Mon.-Fri. 10-6 Sat. 11-7. Sun. 11-7 Artists represented: 20 Work shown: The contemporary art of Russia, the former Soviet republics, and the Baltic States. Focus/Mission: To present a definitive view into this field of world art history. From the unofficial, nonconformist movement to the emerging artists of this new century, our goal is to create a cultural dialogue to broaden the exchange of ideas through exhibitions, publications, symposiums, lectures, and charitable events. Work by: Mihail Chemiakin: monumental bronze sculpture, paintings, watercolors and drawings; Zoya Frolova: mixed media paintings; Nikolai Makarov: mixed media paintings; Dmitri Plavinsky: mixed media paintings, collage, drawings, and installations; and Oscar Rabine: mixed media paintings; among others.

55 MERCER STREET Artist's Run Membership
www.55mercergallery.com
After maintaining a continuous presence in New York City’s SoHo district for thirty nine years, our beautiful gallery space at 55 Mercer Street has closed. 55 Mercer Artists plan to move to a new location in the near future. "Before we move we are taking advantage of the opportunity to restructure our organization. We are seeking new ways to implement our mission to provide a venue for artists to exhibit their work in New York City unencumbered by the pressures of the commercial art world." The home page of their website will post the progress of the innovative changes of SoHo’s oldest cooperative gallery.

473 BROADWAY All Styles / All Media
473 Broadway, 10013 T: 212-274-8993 F: 212-226-3400
www.nyartsmagazine.com
Open: Tues.-Sat. 10-6 Size: 2,000 sq. ft. Year established: 1989 Owner/Director: Abraham Lubelski, artist and collector Work shown: All styles, mixed media Focus/Mission: To offer an alternative and to be flexible and adaptive in working closely with artists as curators and organizers. Selection process: Call to make an appointment to review materials. Requirements: Artists should be highly self-motivated.

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PETER FREEMAN Pop / Minimalism
560 Broadway, #602/603, 10012 T: 212-966-5154 F: 212-966-5349
www.peterfreemaninc.com
Open: Tues.-Sat. 10-6 Owner/Director: Peter Freeman. Member of Art Dealers Association of America. Work Shown: 20th Century painting, sculpture, and drawing including Pop and Minimalism from the 1960's and 1970's. Annual exhibitions: 5 Focus / Mission: The gallery is now as deeply involved with contemporary art, and represents Silvia Bächli, Mel Bochner, Alex Hay, Michael Heizer, Helen Mirra, commissions by Richard Serra, and the estate of Mangelos (recently the subject of a large museum retrospective touring Europe). Market: Primarily museums. Additional information: Peter Freeman has also begun to publish scholarly books, including a catalogue raisonné Robert Mangold: Early Works, with text by Robert Storr; and the survey James Ensor: Paintings, with text by Xavier Tricot.

GALLERY 456 at CHINESE AMERICAN ARTS COUNCIL Asian
456 Broadway, 3rd floor, 10013 T: 212-431-9740 F: 212-431-9789 Open: Daily 12-5
www.gallery456.org
Size: 650 sq. ft. Year established: 1972 Owner: Chinese American Arts Council Director: Alan Chow, Executive Director of Chinese American Arts Council Work shown: All styles and media by Asian artists. Western artists are occasionally included in group exhibitions. Annual exhibitions: 14 Focus/Mission: The Chinese American Arts Council offers free services to emerging Asian artists. Selection process: Each year, CAAC accepts proposals from artists and curators for solo or group shows with a thematic orientation that feature innovative ideas or attractive perspectives of contemporary art. For detailed submission instructions visit the website.

GALLERY JUNO All Styles / All Media
568 Broadway, #604B, 10012 T: 212-431-1515 F: 212-431-1583 E: info@galleryjuno.com
www.galleryjuno.com
Open: Tues.-Sat. 11-6 Year established: 1992 Size: 1,500 sq. ft. Owner/Director: Junko Ishihara Work shown: Abstract to figurative painting, sculpture, and photography. Focus/Mission: To present emerging artists from various backgrounds who are based in Modernism. Markets: Corporate, private and museum Work by: Jill Slaymaker; Mary Drummond; Pierre Jacquemon; Otto Mjannes; Kenneth McIndoe; among others. Collectors: American Standards, Bank of Hiroshima, Sekido Kiko Manufacturing, and Dugan Advertising Agency.

GRANT All Styles / All Media
7 Mercer St., 10013 T: 212-343-2919 F: 212-343-2973 E: graanit@aol.com
www.grantgallery.com
Year established: 1998 Open: Tues.-Sat. 11-7 and Sun. 12-6 Owner/Director: Tatiana Grant, previously an art consultant. Work shown: Paintings and sculpture and some work on paper and prints. Focus/Mission: To promote artists who are emerging in the American market, but are already well known in their respective countries. Work by: Dimitry Gerrman; Kay H. Lin; Vasily Kafanov; Barry Ball; Elena Kallistova; and Shura Petrov; among others.

O.K. HARRIS WORKS OF ART All Styles / All Media
383 West Broadway, 10012 T: 212-431-3600 F: 212-925-4797 E: okharris@okharris.com www.okharris.com
Year established: 1969 Size: 10,000 sq. ft. Owner/Director: Ivan C. Karp. He was the Assistant Director, Leo Castelli Gallery, and art/film critic for the Village Voice. Gallery Manager: Suzanne Kreps Open: Tues.-Sat. 10-6; Summer: Tues.-Fri.12-5. Closed in August. Work shown: All styles and all media except prints Prices: $200-150,000 Focus/Mission: To exhibit mature and adventurous work by painters, sculptors, photographers and on occasion artifacts and collectibles worthy of esteem. The gallery maintains a complete photographic archive on its exhibitions from the time of its inception which is available to students and scholars without reservation. The gallery functions much like a museum. The gallery’s main concern is to show the most significant art work of our time. In its choice of works to be exhibited it demonstrates no prejudice as to the style or materials employed. Artists represented: 60 Work by: Muriel Castanis: sculpture; Larry Kagan: wire/shadow sculpture; Robert Van Vranken: painting; and Ralph Goings: paintings; among others. Collectors: Metropolitan, MoMA, Whitney, and Pacific Telesis (San Francisco). Annual exhibitions: 5 solo monthly (4 rooms) 1 group Selection process: Artists are selected from materials sent to the gallery, from publications, and from exhibitions in alternative spaces. The gallery interviews up to 20 artist applicants in person and receives about 15 parcels in the mail each week, and visits the studios of those it considers to have works worthy of close inspection. Additional information: The gallery remains open to the public during its exhibition installations in order to “help people uncover the mystery of the arts.”

NANCY HOFFMAN All Styles / All Media
429 West Broadway, 10012 T: 212-966-6676 F: 212-334-5078 www.nancyhoffmangallery.com
Year established: 1972 Size: 4,500 sq. ft. Open: Tues.-Sat. 10-6; July: Tues.-Sat. 10-5; August: Mon.-Fri. 10-5. Owner: Nancy Hoffman, former director of Contemporary Art at French and Co. Member of the Art Dealers Association of America. Director: Sique Spence Work shown: All styles of paintings, drawings, sculpture, and prints. Work by: Joseph Raffael: watercolor; Carolyn Brady: watercolor; Don Eddy: paintings; Howard Buchwald; ILan Averbuch; Viola Frey; Nicolas Africano: sculp-ture; and David Bierk: painting; among others. Selection process: We look at new artists’ slides almost every Thursday. If the gallery is open artists should leave slides in the gallery for review and pick them up later that day.

MICHAEL INGBAR GALLERY OF ARCHITECTURAL ART NYC Buildings / All Media
568 Broadway, 10012 T: 212-334-1100 F: 212-334-9214 E: ingbargallery@aol.com
www.artnet.com
Year established: 1977 Size: 1,000 sq. ft. Owner: Michael Ingbar Open: Tues.-Sat. 12-6; Summer Mon.-Fri. 12-6 Work shown: Art that depicts New York City buildings and structures in all media. Focus/Mission: To enhance people’s perception of the beauty of New York City architecture via the fine arts and architectural renderings. Artists represented: 130. 75% of the artists are in museum collections. Work by: Richard Haas: paintings and prints; Roxie Munro: paintings; Judith Turner: black and white photography; Assunta Sera: oil on canvas; and Derek Reist: oil on canvas; among others. Collectors: Metropolitan, MoMA, and Whitney museums. Selection process: Artists should ascertain whether their art is appropriate before submitting materials. Requirements: They must be professional and specialize in our subject matter.

ISE ART FOUNDATION Non-profit / All Media
555 Broadway, 10012 T: 212-925-1649 F: 212-226-9362
www.isefoundation.org
Open: Tues.-Sat. 12-6 Year established: 1992 Size: 1,600 sq. ft. Owner: Non-profit organization Director: Tomi Ise Focus/Mission: The organization has promoted the exchange of art and culture, mainly visual art, between the nations for its objective that enhances the devotion to development of Japanese esthetics and culture as well as deepens mutual understandings of culture in terms of demographically and ethnographically diverse society. Work shown: Contemporary art in all media Annual exhibitions: 2 solo/4 group Selection process: ISE Art Foundation offers a program for emerging curators (PEC). See website for details.

JUNE KELLY Abstract / Figurative
591 Broadway, 3rd floor, 10012 T: 212-226-1660 F: 212-226-2433
www.junekellygallery.com
Year established: 1986 Size: 3,000 sq. ft. Open: Tues.-Sat. 11-6; July: Mon.-Fri. 11-6; closed in August. Owner/Director: June Kelly. Member of the Art Dealers Association of America. She was a private dealer in 19th and 20th century art and Romare Bearden’s manager for 13 years. Work shown: Abstract and Figurative paintings, sculpture and photography by young and emerging as well as mid career and established artists. Focus/Mission: To be a center of education, a place for exploration and a place where the rich beauty of the visual arts can be presented. Artists represented: 15 Origins: North America and Europe Work by: Carmen Cicero: painting; Philemona Williamson: painting; Colin Chase: sculpture; Lisa C. Davis: mixed media; Jane Schneider: sculpture; Hughie Lee-Smith: painting; and Elizabeth Catlett: sculpture; among others. Annual exhibitions: 11 solo Selection process: The gallery reviews new artists’ materials every other year in April. Artists should mail materials and SASE. No calls, please. Requirements: Art must show a unique vision, art with poetry and spirituality, by artists who express their own vocabulary. Additional information: Read an interview with June Kelly in our Ezine.

MARTIN LAWRENCE Pop
457 West Broadway, 10012 T: 212-995-8865 F: 212-353-3650
www.martinlawrence.com
Year established: 1975 Director: John Salvo Open: Mon.-Sat. 10-7, and Sun., 11-7 Work shown: Pop, Contemporary and Modern Masters. Original art, limited edition graphics, and sculpture. Focus/Mission: Dedicated to presenting the great names and the best of the emerging artists. Committed to offering the finest quality artworks and superior value, while maintaining the highest level of integrity and ethical standards to our clients. Martin Lawrence Galleries is an integrated publisher and retailer of limited editions and original art with galleries nationwide. Artists represented: 20 Work by: The largest collection of Chagall; Picasso; Warhol; and Haring; among others. Selection process: The gallery prefers photos or slides with resume. For submission requirements visit the gallery’s website. The review process takes about two months. Additional information: Its website has a very comprehensive directory of Art Terms.

LEICA Photography
670 Broadway, Suite 500, 10012 T: 212-777-3051 F: 212-777-6960 E: leicaphoto@aol.com Open: Tues.-Fri.11-6, Sat.12-6 Year established: 1994 Size: 2,500 sq. ft. On-site Owners/Directors: Rose and Jay Deutsch, former owners F.D.R. Gallery, collectors and dealers in photography, and Leica photographers. Work shown: Vintage and Contemporary photography. Photojournalism, documentary, and reportage, fine art photography. Focus/Mission: To present exhibitions that reflect the Leica standards of excellence in photography. Work by: Leonard Freed: documentary; Ralph Gibson: fine art; Alex Webb: documentary and fine art; and Burk Uzzle: documentary and fine art; among others. Collectors: Chrysler Museum, Boston Museum of Fine Art, International Center of Photography, and Library of Congress. Selection process: We look for contemporary photographers who work in the famous Leica tradition of Eisenstaedt, Cartier-Bresson, Haas and others. Requirements: Most artists are part of Leica professional programs and/or working photojournalists.

LESLIE-LOHMAN GAY ART FOUNDATION Non-profit / Gay and Lesbian
26 Wooster St., 10012 T: 212-673-7007 F: 212-260-0363 E: lldirector@earthlink.net
www.leslielohman.org
Open: Tues.-Sat. 1-6; closed in July&August. Year established: 1990 Owner: Non-profit foundation Founders: Charles Leslie and J. Frederick Lohman. Work shown: Contemporary lesbian and gay erotic art, Figurative and Abstract art in all media. Focus/Mission: As a non-profit institution, to preserve, protect and exhibit art that most likely would be hidden or destroyed due to prejudice and ignorance about the value and importance of lesbian and gay homoerotic art. Selection process: The Foundation continually reviews artists work and encourages artists to submit work for review and inclusion in upcoming shows. The Director and/or curators/judges for upcoming shows pick work based upon originality, integrity and awareness of lesbian and gay issues of sexuality and basic human rights in contemporary society. Work by both gay male and lesbians are accepted, as well as, art by straight artists if it is pertinent to the purview of the Foundation. For detailed submission requirements visit the website.

LOCATION ONE Not for profit / Advanced Media
26 Greene St., 10013 T: 212-334-3347 F: 212-334-3289 E: location1@location1.org
www.location1.org
Open: Tues.-Sat. 11-6 Year established: 1996 Size: 1,500 sq ft Executive Director: Claire Montgomery Work Shown: Artists creating work in advanced media. Focus/Mission: Devoted to convergence between visual, performing and digital arts in a time of rapidly changing technology. We serve as a catalyst for the creation of new ideas and new work through four programs: International Residency Program, Exhibition, Music/Performance, and Open House Wednesday Discussion Series. Our goals are new work, new forms of expression, new capabilities in our artists and new awareness in all those we reach. Selection process: Artists are encouraged to experiment with advanced tools of production and delivery and to create new work arising from these explorations, especially in collaboration with fellow artists. For detailed information visit the website.

ABRAHAM LUBELSKI All Styles / All Media
473 Broadway, 7th floor, 10012 T: 212-274-8993 F: 212-226-3400 E: nyartsmaga@aol.com
www.nyartsmagazine.com
Open: Tues.-Sat. 10-6 Year established: 1997 Size: 2,000 sq. ft. Owner/Director: Abraham Lubelski, background as artist and collector. Work shown: All styles and media. Focus/Mission: To offer an alternative and to be flexible and adaptive in working closely with artists as curators and organizers. Selection process: Artists should call to make an appointment to review materials. Requirement: Artists should be highly self-motivated.

LOUIS K. MEISEL Photo-Realist
141 Prince St., 10012 T: 212-677-1340 F: 212-533-7340
www.meiselgallery.com
Year established: 1968 Open: Tues.-Sat. 10-6 Closed July 23-Labor Day. Owners: Louis K. Meisel and Susan P. Meisel, backgrounds as private dealers and collectors. Work shown: Photo-Realist paintings and other technically skilled contemporary disciplines in all media. Focus/Mission: To exhibit fine art which is fun to look at and live with, which does not require lengthy explanations to understand and enjoy. Work by: Charles Bell: oil paintings; Audrey Flack: bronze sculpture; Richard Estes: oil paintings; Ron Kleemann: oil paintings; and Tony Brunelli: oil paintings; among others. Collectors: MoMA, Metropolitan, Guggenheim, and Smithsonian Selection process: Artists with appropriate work should send slides with a self addressed envelope. Only submissions accompanied by a Return Stamped envelope will be considered. Or artists may email a link to their web site at gallery@meiselgallery.com Requirements: Artists are expected to be familiar with the gallery’s concept and have an understanding of materials and art history.

MOLLOY TRIBAL ART
594 Broadway, ste. 205A 10012 T: 212-219-9822 www.molloytribalart.com
E: molloytribal@verizon.net Open: Tues.- Fri. 11-6, Sat 11-5 Director: John Molloy Year established: 2005 Work shown: New York City’s premier gallery source of Native American and antique tribal art. The gallery is led by John Molloy, whose Spanish & Indian Trading Company has been an important player in the Santa Fe antique arts scene for nearly twenty years.

MOSS Contemporary
152 Greene St. 10012 T: 212-204-7101 F: 212-204-7101
www.mossgallery.info
E: Daniel@mossonline.com Open: Mon-Sat 11-7, Sun 12-6 Work shown: Contemporary art and design pieces. Focus/Mission: Moss has been in the forefront of the movement known increasingly as Design Art for more than a decade. Many of the designers whose production work we have shown for years also do extraordinary work in their studios which absolutely crosses into the realm of collectible, historically pertinent art. We are committed to continuing this exploration and to bringing such work into view, with solo and group installations in our New York shop, our new space in Los Angeles, and at Art Fairs, such as Design Miami, which takes places during Art Basel Miami Beach. Year established: 1994 Product Manager: Daniel Basiletti Selection process: Printed information only, no samples, from designers can be submitted by mail to the store address, attention Daniel Basilette, or by email to Daniel@mossonline.com.

MULTIPLE IMPRESSIONS Contemporary / Impressionist
41 Wooster St.,10013 T: 212-925-1313 F: 212-431-7146
www.multipleimpressions.com
E: info@MultipleImpressions.com Open: Tues. -Sat. 11-6:30, Sun by appointment Year established: 1972 Owner/President: Betty Feinman Size: 1,600 sq. ft. Work shown: Contemporary originals, traditional pastels, Impressionistic paintings, and limited edition original graphics, mezzotints and monoprints. Focus/Mission: To offer a wide spectrum of media by international artists of fine quality representing exceptional value. We offer service, and information on method and artist history. We are a user-friendly gallery. Artists represented: 15. Work by: Graciela Rodo-Boulanger: lithographs, oils and original etchings with music, play, and animal themes; Mikio Watanabe: female nudes in black and white mezzotints; Norman Laliberte: nature and man-inspired themes in original etchings, oil paintings, and sculpture; Eng Tay: family harmony themes in original etchings, oil paintings, and bronze sculpture;among others. Selection process: Most artists are selected from professional referrals and art seen in exhibitions. Artists should mail materials, resumé, prices, SASE. Requirements: Art must be outstanding examples of the media and aesthetically pleasing.

DAVID NOLAN GALLERY Work on Paper
560 Broadway, 6th floor, 10012 T: 212-925-6190 F: 212-334-9139
www.davidnolangallery.com
E: info@davidnolangallery.com Open: Tues.-Fri. 10-6, Sat. 11-6 , Mon. by appointment only Year established: 1987 Size: 2,700 sq. ft. Owner/Director: David Nolan Work shown: Contemporary American and European work on paper. Artists represented: Well-established, mid-career artists. All of the artists are in museum collections. Work by: Carroll Dunham; William Copley; Barry Le Va; Richard Artschwager; Jim Nutt; Peter Saul; and Ian Hamilton Finlay; among others. Collectors: Metropolitan, MoMA, Boston Museum of Fine Arts, and The Tate. Annual exhibitions: 4 solo/4 group Selection process: The gallery is not currently reviwing artist’s submissions at this time.

OPERA Contemporary European
115 Spring St., 10012 T: 212-966-6675 F: 212-966-4295
www.operagallery.com
E: nyc@operagallery.com Year established: 1999 Open: Daily 10:30-7:30 Director: Eric Allusche Work shown: Contemporary European art and masterpiece collection Annual exhibitions: 10 Additional information: Other locations in Paris, London, Venice, Miami, Hong Kong, Singapore.

THE PAINTING CENTER Non-profit / Painting
52 Greene St., 10012 T: 212-343-1060
www.thepaintingcenter.com
Open: Tues.-Sat. 11-6 Year established: 1993 Owner: Non-profit, alternative space Size: 1,800 sq. ft. Director: Shazzi Thomas Open: Tues.-Sat., 11-6; Closed mid June-mid Sept. Work shown: Paintings by emerging and mature artists in all styles. Focus/Mission: The Painting Center exists to put forth painting in all its diversity and possibility: to celebrate its tireless force as a medium that expresses intellectual, emotional, and visceral sensibilities. It does not champion one school or tradition but instead welcomes and encourages all points of view regardless of their market appeal, their popularity, or lack thereof. The center is a gathering place for painters and those who love painting, and strives to be a democratic arena that offers a multiplicity of viewpoints. Work by: Mark O’Grady; Carmela Kolman; Andrea Packard; Patrick Webb; and Lisa Lawley; among others. Selection process: Open Art Viewing Program: opportunity for painters to enter slides or CDs with digital images to a registry which is regularly consulted for inclusion in group shows in the gallery or solo shows in the Project Room. Also an online art file, a juried virtual gallery space. See website for more information.

PARKETT PUBLISHERS Limited Edition Prints
155 Avenue of the Americas, 2nd floor, 10013 T: 212-673-2660 F: 212-271-0704
www.parkettart.com
E: info@parkettart.com Open: By appointment Mon.-Fri. Year established: 1997 Owner: Dieter Von Graffenried. Parkett Publishers are art book publishers and publishers of limited edition prints. Work shown: Limited edition prints by contemporary artists in all styles and media.

PERRY Contemporary Originals / Prints
481 Washington St., 10013 T: 212-925-6796 F: 212-925-0849
www.queenart.com
Open: Mon.-Fri. 11-7, Sat-Sun by appointment only Owner/Director: Israel Perry, PhD. in Polymer Science Work shown: Contemporary original paintings, serigraphs, lithographs and sculpture, in addition to antique posters. Artists represented: Israeli and Brazillian artists Work by: Itzchak Tarkay: painting; David Schluss: painting; Arie Azene: painting; Ferjo: painting; and Galina Datloof: painting; among others.

PETRA PROJECTS
269 Elizabeth St., 10012 T: 917-679-5406
www.petraprojects.com
E: Anastasia@petraprojects.com Creator: Anastasia Rogers Focus/Mission: Petra Projects curates solo and group exhibitions to broaden public awareness of talented, emerging and mid-career artists in the burgeoning New York art scene and beyond. Exhibitions have been held in rotating venues throughout Manhattan. Each exhibition is created to generate a social commentary on cross-cultural issues by presenting artists whose work is unified by the questions they each explore.

MICHAEL PETRONKO Post-War Contemporary
478 West Broadway, 10012 T: 646-536-9362 www.michaelpetronkogallery.com
E: michaelpetronko@michaelpetronkogallery.com Open: Tues.-Sun. 11-6 or by appointment Year established: 1991 Owner/Director: Michael Petronko Work shown: Post-War American including Pop, Abstract Expressionism, and Minimalism. Markets: Individual, corporate, museum Artists represented: 15. Most of them are in museum collections. Work by: Warhol; Francis; Lichtenstein; Basquiat; and Haring; among others. Annual exhibitions: 6 solo/3 group Selection process: All artists are selected from professional referrals. Artists are not encouraged to send slides.

POMEGRANATE GALLERY Middle Eastern
133 Greene St., ground fl, 10012 T: 212-260-4014
www.pomgallery.com
E: info@pomgallery.com Open: Tues.-Sat. 11:30-5:30 Work shown: Focus on artists from the Middle East, specifically Iraq. Focus/Mission: Pomegranate Gallery was established by the modernist sculptor, Oded Halahmy, who felt compelled to open a gallery that would introduce Americans to the serious artistic initiatives from the Middle East. He observes that Americans are not only becoming increasingly international in their art collecting, but hopes that his gallery focusing on works from his native Iraq will the serve as a cultural ambassador to awaken American consciousness of Baghdad’s leading role in fine arts from the Arab world. In fact, Baghdad has historically been viewed as the cultural capitol of the Middle East and primary innovator in the fine arts. Works by: Amal Alwan; Hassan Massoudy; Farah Nosh; Esam Pasha; and Delair S. Shaker; among others.

POP INTERNATIONAL Pop Art
473 West Broadway, 10012 T: 212-533-4262 F: 212-533-6553 E: art@popinternational.com
www.popinternational.com
Open: Mon.-Sat. 10-7, Sun. 11-6 Year established: 1997 Owners/Directors: Jeff Jaffe and Rick Rounick, collectors and dealers in other locations in New York and throughout the U.S. Work shown: Pop art and art that is derived from Pop culture. Painting, photography and sculpture. Artists represented: 20 Work by: Warhol; Lichtenstein; Haring; Britton; Morris; Leifer; among others. Annual exhibitions: 5 Selection process: Artists should mail materials with SASE. They are reviewed by a selection committee.

PORTICO NEW YORK Private Dealer / Abstract
139 Spring St., #2N, 10012 T: 212-941-1444 F: 212-941-8248 E: steven@porticony.com
www.porticony.com
Open: By appointment Director: Steven P. Lowy, artist, curator and art advisor. Artists represented: Hilla Rebay (Founding Director of the Solomon Guggenheim Museum): abstract paintings and watercolors; Rolph Scarlett: abstract paintings and watercolors; and Xanti Schawinsky; among others. Additional information: Portico Fine Art also handles the estate of Rudolf Bauer and “The Art of Tomorrow.”

THE PUFFIN ROOM Non-profit / Political / Social
435 Broome St., 10013 T: 212-343-2881
www.puffinroom.org
E: puffin@puffinroom.org Year established: 1995 Open: Wed.-Sun. 12-7 Owner: The Puffin Foundation, a non-profit organization that awards grants to artists of all disciplines including art, literature, dance, music, photography, theater, film, and video. Director: Carl Rosenstein Work shown: Political and social related art Additional information: Applications for grants are issued in September. Address all inquiries (with a #10 SASE) to: The Puffin Foundation Ltd., Dept. B., 20 Puffin War (formerly East Oakdene Ave.), Teaneck, NJ 07666-4111.

MARGARETE ROEDER Work on Paper
545 Broadway, 4th floor, 10012 T: 212-925-6098 F: 212-431-7050
www.roedergallery.com
E: info@roedergallery.com Year established: 1986 Size: 2,000 sq. ft. Open: Wed.-Sat. 11-5:30 and by appointment Owner/Director: Margarete Roeder, an art historian Work shown: The gallery exhibits work by contemporary American and European artists in all media, with a particular emphasis on paper and prints. Work by: Georg Baselitz; John Cage; Eva Hesse; Merce Cunningham; and Gary Kuehn; among others. Selection process: The gallery is not accepting unsolicited materials at this time.

STEPHEN ROSENBERG FINE ART Abstract
115 Wooster St., 10012 T: 212-431-4838 F: 212-431-1067 E: rkart@earthlink.net
www.artnet.com
Size: 1,800 sq. ft. Year established: 1983 Open: By appointment Owner/Director: Stephen Rosenberg, attorney. Work shown: Contemporary American and European painting, drawing, work on paper, photography, and 3-dimensional art. Focus/Mission: To exhibit Contemporary art by mid-career and emerging artists. The emphasis is on Abstraction and Abstract Figuration, from Minimal to Expressive, with a select group of artists who have a unique perspective on the landscape. Artists represented: 14. Most of the artists are in museum collections. Work by: Wayne Levin: photography; and David Stern: painting and drawing; among others.

LUISE ROSS Contemporary / Self-taught
511 West 25 St. #307, 10001 T: 212-343-2161 F: 212-343-2468 E: Lrossgallery@earthlink.net
www.luiserossgallery.com
Open: Tues. - Sat. 10-5:30 Year established: 1984 Size: 1,000 sq. ft. Owner/Director: Luise Ross Work shown: Contemporary and Self-Taught art. Paintings, drawings, sculpture. Annual exhibitions: 6-8 solo Work by: Bill Traylor: self-taught artist, paintings and drawings on cardboard; Walter Anderson: watercolors; John R. Thompson: paintings and wood relief sculpture and paintings; Willie Birch: paper-maché sculpture, and paintings; and Minnie Evans: self-taught Visionary artist: paintings and drawings; among others. Selection process: Artists should mail materials and SASE.

RUSSECK American Sculpture / Modern
478 West Broadway, 10012 T: 212-475-9939 F: 212-475-5709
www.gallerycentersoho.com

SARAJO Textiles / Ethnic
T: 212-966-6156 F: 212-274-0462
www.sarajo.com
E: yosi@sarajo.com Owner: Yosi Barzilai Work shown: Indian miniatures, textiles, and ethnic art in a variety of media. Focus/Mission: Our purpose is to sell ethnographic material – cultures of the world all working together. We do not represent artists. We sell work that is unsigned from different cultures. Markets: Individual, corporate, and museum Additional information: Although currently an online enterprise, Sarajo, as a brick and mortar business, was located in New York City’s SoHo district from 1988 to 2005.

SCULPTURE GUILD Artist-run / Sculpture / All Styles
110 Greene St, Suite 603, 10012 T: 212-431-5669 F: 212-431-5669 E: sculptorsguild@gmail.com
www.sculptorsguild.org
Owner: Artist-run organization Year established: 1938 Work shown: Sculpture by member artists for homes and gardens, lobbies and plazas, schools, offices and churches in a wide variety of contemporary styles and materials. Selection process: Annual membership dues $150. For members living outside the US. $175. Artists should call, write or visit the web site for information. Additional information: There are often demonstrations and lectures with its exhibitions. An extensive file of photographs and slides of work by members is available in the office. Additional exhibition opportunities can be found on the website.

SOHO PHOTO Artist-run / Photography
15 White St., 10013 T: 212-226-8571
www.sohophoto.com
E: sohophoto.larrydavis@verizon.net Year established: 1971 Size: 4,000 sq. ft. Open: Thurs. 6-8, Fri., Sat., Sun. 1-6, and by appointment Owners: Artist members. This is an non-profit cooperative gallery. President: Larry Davis Work shown: All styles of photography. Exhibitions feature member artists in addition to visiting artists. They have featured such artists as Minor Whiter, Eric Renner, Jindrich Strieght, and Dan Burkholder. Focus/Mission: To offer photographers a place to exhibit their own work and exchange ideas with others. The gallery provides a sounding board for new ideas, experimental work, and unorthodox techniques. It was formed as an alternative to commercial galleries that favor one style or technique. Artists represented: 100 members. Selection process: Prospective members’ portfolios are reviewed the first Saturday of each month. Photographers should submit portfolios of 15 final, mounted prints. Drop them off by 10:30 the first Saturday of each month and pick them up around 2:00. A $50 non-refundable fee is required. Fees: There is an annual membership fee and a one-time facility fee. Additional information: Our annual national competitions are juried by leading members of the photographic community, such as Susan Kismaric, MoMA. Guest lecturers and a variety of workshops are also offered, and are open to the public. Opening receptions are held on the first Tues. of every month, 6-8 p.m.

SPRING STUDIO Contemporary Figurative
64 Spring St., 10012 T: 212-226-7240 Year established: 1992 Owner/Director: Minerva Durham Open: Tues.-Fri. 11-5 and by appointment Work shown: Contemporary Figurative art in all media Focus/Mission: To promote Figurative study with daily figure drawing workshops offered at reasonable prices. To encourage appreciation for the work of underexposed figurative artists. Selection process: Artists who participate in the drawing workshops are shown in the group exhibitions. Artists should be prepared to pay some exhibition expenses.

SRAGOW Representational / Abstract
73 Spring St., 3rd floor, 10012 T/F: 212-219-1793 E: sragowgallery@earthlink.net
www.sragowgallery.com
Open: Call for hours Year established: 1974 Owner/Director: Ellen Sragow. She previously worked in a museum. Work shown: American Art from the 1930’s- 40’s, and early 1950’s including the WPA era; African American Art and prints from the Hollander Workshop, 1964-72, including Abstract Expressionist prints by artists of the New York School. Work by: Elizabeth Catlett; Louis Lozowick; Alice Neel; John Wilson; Bessie Nickens; Reginald Marsh; and Benny Andrews; among others. Collectors: Metropolitan Museum of Art, MoMA, Art Institute of Chicago, Whitney Museum of American Art, and National Portrait Gallery, Wash., D.C.

STALEY-WISE Photography
560 Broadway, 3rd floor, 10012 T: 212-966-6223 F: 212-966-6293
www.staleywise.com
E: photo@staleywise.com Open: Tues.-Sat. 11-5 Year established: 1981 Owners/Directors: Etheleen Staley and Takhouy Wise Work shown: Horst photographs and masters of fashion photography, also Hollywood portraits, landscapes, still life and nudes. Photography by: Louise Dahl-Wolfe; David LaChappelle; Horst; Herb Ritts; Bert Stern; and Lillian Bassman; among others.

SWISS INSTITUTE Non-profit / Contemporary
495 Broadway, 3rd floor, 10012 T: 212-925-2035 F: 212-925-2040 E:info@swissinstitute.net
www.swissinstitute.net
Open: Tues.-Sat. 11-6 Year established: 1986 Size: 2,000 sq. ft. Owners: The Swiss Institute is a non-profit cultural arts center Director: Gianni Jetzer Work shown: Contemporary art Focus/Mission: The Swiss Institute has grown from a showcase of Swiss art and artists for a mostly Swiss audience, into an innovative international venue for art that provides a significant forum for cultural dialogue between Switzerland, Europe, and the United States. This unique angle fosters the interaction between the Swiss and the many other communities and nationalities found in New York City. The result is a distinctive view of art and a way of thinking which asks audiences to break with traditional assumptions about art and national stereotypes. Work by: Exhibitions have included: Olivier Mosset; Lisa Oppenheim; Sean Landers; Ryan Foerster; Kelly Nipper; and Olaf Breuning; among others.

JOHN SZOKE EDITIONS Contemporary Graphics
591 Broadway, 3rd floor, 10012 T: 212-219-8300 F: 212-966-3064
E: info@szokeeditions.com
www.johnszokeeditions.com
Open: Mon.-Fri. 9-5:30 Year established: 1974 Size: 2 floors 4,000 sq. ft. Owner/Director: John Szoke, collector. Work shown: Contemporary Graphics, from Realism to Abstract, using traditional techniques as well as advanced technology: linocut, lithographs, silkscreen, etching, aquatint, mezzotint, collographs, and other forms. Focus/Mission: For over 30 years, John Szoke Editions has been a leading publisher and distributor of fine contemporary prints and limited edition multiples. Artists represented: More than 30. All origins. All of the artists are in museum collections. Work by: Milton Avery; Keith Haring; Richard Haas; Janet Fish; and Peter Milton; among others. Collectors: U.S. Dept. of State, Whitney, MoMA and The Brooklyn Museum Markets: individual, corporate, and museum Annual exhibitions: Primarily group shows on a revolving basis Selection process: Most artists are selected from referrals. No calls, please. Additional information: The gallery has worked with dealers, galleries and private collectors in the United States, Europe and Asia. John Szoke Editions has published numerous books and articles including, catalogues raisonné for the artists Janet Fish and Jeanette Pasin Sloan, and the recently released Richard Haas catalogue raisonné.

TEAHOUSE at THE OPEN CENTER Non-Profit Holistic
83 Spring St., 10012 T: 212-219-2527 x 135 F: 212-219-1347
www.opencenter.org
Open: Mon.-Fri. 9:30-4, Sat. and Sun. by appointment Year established: 1992 Gallery Director: Maria Rodriguez Owner: The Open Center, a non-profit holistic learning center that offers evening events, full day workshops, ongoing classes and advanced training. Gallery size: 900 sq. ft. Work shown: Paintings and photography that reflect the mission of the Open Center. The emphasis is on many diverse cultures, with a focus on humanity by artists from all origins. Selection process: For rental fees call for information. Additional information: Presenting over 500 programs of exceptional depth and integrity to audiences totaling more than 10,000 annually, we currently concentrate in five major areas: Contemplative and Spiritual Traditions; Health and Wellness; Psychology; Society and Ecology; and Creativity and the Arts.

TEAM Contemporary / All Media
83 Grand St., 10013 T: 212-279-9219 www.teamgal.com E: office@teamgal.com
www.teamgal.com
Open: Tues.-Sat. 10-6 Year established: 1996 Work shown: Contemporary art in all media Work by: Bernhard Martin; Cory Arcangel; Pierre Bismith; Dawm Mellor; and Banks Violette; among others. Markets: Individual, corporate, and museum Selection process: All artists are selected from professional referrals. Additional information: The gallery was formerly located in Chelsea.

SUSAN TELLER 1930’s – 40’s / American
568 Broadway, #502A, 10012 T: 212-941-7335
www.susantellergallery.com
Open: Tues.-Sat. 11-6; Summer closed on Saturday. Year established: 1988 Owner/Director: Susan Teller Work shown: American drawings, paintings and unique work on paper of the 1930’s and 1940’s including the WPA Era, Urban and Industrial Realsim, and Modernism. Work by: Will Barnet; Dorothy Dehner; Fannie Hillsmith; Bernardo Bryson Shahn; and Harry Sternberg; among others.

TERRAIN Foundation / All Styles / All Media
Aesthetic Realism Foundation, 141 Greene St., 1st floor, 10012 T: 212-777-4490 F: 212-777-4426
www.TerrainGallery.org
www.AestheticRealism.org
Open: Wed.-Sat. 2-5 and by appointment Owner: Aesthetic Realism Foundation, an educational, not-for-profit foundation. Work shown: All styles and media Focus/Mission: Exhibitions with commentary are based on this historic principle stated by Eli Siegel, founder of Aesthetic Realism: "All beauty is a making one of opposites, and the making one of opposites is what we are going after in ourselves." Public seminars, dramatic presentations, classes in the visual arts, poetry, music, acting, education, marriage, anthropology, and individual consultations, show how the questions of life are answered in the technique of art. Work by: Chaim Koppelman; Dorothy Koppelman: prints; Marcia Rackow: paintings; Len Bernstein: photographs; among others. Selection process: Artists may submit work on loan or as a contribution for the Gallery's exhibitions. Call or write for details. Additional information: The Foundation presents art talks and classes. Check the website for current schedule.

TOBEY FINE ARTS Contemporary
580 Broadway, Suite 902, 10012 T: 212-431-7878 F: 212-431-3112 E: tobeyfinearts@juno.com
www.artnet.com/gallery/140739/tobey-fine-arts.html
Year established: 1997 Owner/Director: Pete Tobey Open: Tues.-Sat. 12-6 Work shown: Contemporary art Focus/Mission: We promote a program of exhibitions by contemporary American and International artists working in all media with a focus on abstract painting. The common theme is the artist’s commitment to the continued expansion of art as a visual language. Work by: John Aslanidis; Susann Brannstrom; Peter Kohler; Joseph Haske; Karen Schifano; Lorraine Williams; among others.

WARD-NASSE Alternative / All Styles 178 Prince St., 10012 T: 212-925-6951 F: 212-334-2095 E: markherd@www.wardnasse.org
www.wardnasse.org
Open: Tues.-Sat. 11-6, Sun. 1-6 Year established: 1970 Owner: Non-profit cooperative gallery Executive Director: Harry Nasse Artists represented: Membership of 360 Work shown: All styles and media Focus/Mission: To give all artists a chance to exhibit and develop their work, regardless of age, gender, race or beliefs. We offer a free referral consultant service, providing curators, collectors and other art professionals direct contact with artists. Annual exhibitions: 10 group Selection process: Visit website for complete details and to request membership information. Fees: U.S. members: $40 annual membership fee, $50 outside U.S., $10 additional for website or $50 for 10 square ft. monthly rental fee or $550 per year if paid in full. Commission: 25% applicable to works that are hung in the gallery.

WESTWOOD All Styles / All Media
568 Broadway, 10012 T: 212-925-5700 F: 212-925-5700
www.westwoodgallery.com
E: info@westwoodgallery.com Open: Tues.-Sat. 11-6 Year established: 1995 Size: 5,500 sq. ft. Owners: James Cavello, President, owner of Corporate Art Associates, Ltd., art consultant, appraiser and collector for over 20 years; and Margarite Almeida, Executive Director, international art consultant. Work shown: All media. Contemporary to traditional painting and sculpture. Vintage and Contemporary photography. Multi-media and installation. Estate and corporate collections. Focus/Mission: To exhibit outstanding artwork and establish ongoing relationships with collectors, corporations, museums and institutions. To provide art and educational services. Work by: Bob Adelman; Silvia Papas; Renée Radell; James Hendricks; Ben Freeman; among others. Secondary Market includes: Warhol, Renoir, Monet, Léger, Lempicka, Rauschenberg and many others.

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