Stux Gallery, Contemporary art museum in Midtown Manhattan, United States
Stux Gallery is an art museum in Midtown Manhattan located on the sixth floor of a building at 24 West 57th Street near Fifth Avenue. The space displays contemporary works by artists from around the globe in a dedicated exhibition area.
The gallery was founded in Boston in 1980 and relocated to Manhattan in 1986, opening its first location on Spring Street. This move to the art district marked the beginning of its growth as a recognized institution.
The gallery displays works by artists from across the world, focusing on contemporary pieces that push creative boundaries. Visitors encounter art forms that bring diverse perspectives and ways of expression into the space.
Visits are by appointment only, so advance booking is necessary to see the exhibitions. The building is located in a busy area with good access to public transportation.
A 1987 exhibition sparked national debates about art funding and the boundaries of artistic expression. The event brought the institution widespread attention and positioned it as a venue for discussing contemporary art practices.
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