Manhattan Art Up Close, From Clay to Print
Browse exhibitions across Tribeca and the Lower East Side, with Wednesday through Friday offering shared opening days at all three galleries. Entrance also opens on Saturday, while the other two keep to weekday schedules.
Downtown Exhibition Map
Weekday Art Detour
Derek Eller Gallery occupies the ground floor at 38 Walker Street. Solo and group exhibitions fill an airy space that gives individual works room. Start with one piece and spend a moment studying its materials and construction before moving through the exhibition. Past shows have included Peter Linde Busk's intricate mosaics. The gallery opens Monday through Friday from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM. It is closed on Saturday and Sunday.
Independent Downtown Voices
Admission to Entrance is free. Public hours run Wednesday through Saturday from 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Find the gallery at Storefront R, 48 Ludlow Street. Artist-curated projects anchor its program of contemporary exhibitions. Sculptural ceramics and experimental installations feature in this intimate space for emerging artists. Inside, standing sculptures occupy a room with terracotta floor tiles. Other works hang on white walls beneath an exposed ceiling.
The Printed Side of Tribeca
Editions and publications extend CANADA's program beyond its contemporary exhibitions. The artist-run gallery was founded in 1999. Find it at 60 Lispenard Street in Lower Manhattan. The gallery occupies a ground-floor space. White walls meet concrete floors painted in mismatched gray tones. Shows feature emerging and established artists, often working in New York City. Entry to the gallery is free. Public hours run Monday through Friday from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM.
