Contemporary Art Meets Greta Garbo's Skincare
Explore artists' exhibitions alongside personal artifacts that connect beauty history to individual lives. The gallery opens Tuesday through Friday, while the museum welcomes visitors daily, including weekends, with interactive and shoppable programming.
Manhattan Exhibition Stops
A Weekday Exhibition Stop
Art Projects International highlights contemporary artists from Asia alongside established international voices. The Manhattan gallery occupies the ground floor at 434 Greenwich St. Its exhibitions feature artists it represents. Public hours run Tuesday through Friday from 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM. The gallery is closed on Saturday, Sunday, and Monday. Online viewing also offers a way to explore its program away from the physical space.
Beauty Culture Beyond Weekdays
Vintage cosmetics and personal artifacts trace the beauty industry's past at Makeup Museum. The exhibitions connect that history to the industry's wider impact on society. The Pink Jungle examines the 1950s. Displays include Erno Laszlo creams used by Greta Garbo. Visitors also encounter interactive and shoppable programming. Admission is paid. Find the museum at 94 Gansevoort St. Doors open every day from 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM, including Saturdays and Sundays.
Two Lenses on Visual Culture
Art Projects International presents contemporary artists from Asia alongside established international voices, while Makeup Museum examines the beauty industry's history and its wider impact on society. The pairing shifts attention from artists and their exhibitions to cosmetics, personal artifacts and the eras they represent. At the gallery, represented artists shape the program. At the museum, objects such as Greta Garbo's Erno Laszlo creams connect beauty history to individual lives. Together, the two offer contrasting perspectives on creative expression and everyday appearance.
