Jack Shainman Gallery
5.0 (65)gallery
5.0 (65)Free entry
A Tribeca contemporary art flagship occupying a grand neo-classical banking hall framed by massive granite pillars.
Description
This Tribeca contemporary art outpost occupies the former banking hall of The New York Life Insurance Company, designed by Decatur Hatch and McKim, Mead & White. The grand interior pairs neo-classical architecture with large granite pillars, an ornate wooden ceiling, vaulted second-floor office space overlooking the room, and preserved 19th-century bank safes.
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