Deitch Projects, Art gallery and art museum in SoHo, Manhattan, United States
Deitch Projects is an art gallery and art museum in SoHo, Manhattan, New York City. The space features high ceilings and an open industrial layout, making it easy to adapt for different exhibitions and live performances.
Jeffrey Deitch founded Deitch Projects in SoHo in 1996, and the gallery remained open until 2010. Over those years, it hosted more than a hundred exhibitions featuring artists from around the world.
Deitch Projects was known for mixing art forms in a single space, hosting concerts, dance shows, and street art alongside paintings and sculptures. A visit there felt more like attending an event than walking through a traditional gallery.
The gallery is located in SoHo, a neighborhood in Manhattan with many other art spaces and galleries nearby. It is worth checking in advance whether an exhibition or event is on, as the program changes often.
One of the gallery's first shows in 1996, called Shopping, took place not inside the gallery but across 26 stores around SoHo. Two years later, Yoko Ono showed trees growing out of wooden coffins in a work that connected life and death.
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