James Cohan Gallery, Contemporary art gallery in Tribeca, Manhattan, US
James Cohan Gallery is a contemporary art space with three Manhattan locations spread across Tribeca and the Lower East Side. The venues present rotating exhibitions featuring work across different media and artistic disciplines.
The gallery was founded in 1999 and began operations on West 57th Street before expanding to its current Lower Manhattan locations over subsequent years. A Shanghai branch operated briefly and reflected the gallery's international reach.
The gallery showcases work by international artists working across different media and conceptual approaches. Visitors can encounter contemporary artistic perspectives ranging from established practitioners to emerging voices.
All three locations offer free admission to exhibitions. Visitors should check the gallery's website for current opening hours and upcoming shows before planning their visit.
In 2024, the gallery joined five other galleries to transform an abandoned school in Columbia County into a collaborative art space called The Campus. This project reflects an interest in alternative exhibition models beyond conventional gallery walls.
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