GalleryChinatown

Magenta Plains

High-concept, anti-establishment art fills a three-story building just off the iconic Gilded Age gateway to the historic Manhattan Bridge.

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In The Area

Want to know where art is headed next? Here are the ones to watch.

Art SpacesLower East Side

Bridget Donahue Gallery

Playful, boundary-merging art reflecting on the rituals of everyday life, set against the backdrop of an old-school loft space on the Bowery.

Eat & DrinkLower East Side

Koré Coffee

Fuel up (or refuel) after you’ve explored the NoLita galleries at this white brick and wood-clad, family-run coffee shop on Elizabeth Street. Try the famous Tiramisu blend.

Art SpacesChinatown

Ulrik

Take the pulse of the new New York scene at this spacious, sunny second-floor gallery overlooking Canal Street where artistic careers are launched and revitalized.

Art SpacesLower East Side

Museum on Eldridge Street

Neighborhood history is revived in rotating exhibitions at this restored Synagogue from 1887. Don’t miss the glorious starry night rose window by contemporary artist Kiki Smith.