GalleryChinatown

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.

Opening @ 12pm SaturdayHours

Photography: © Beholdr. Photo by Greg Navarro.

In The Area

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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

Magenta Plains

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

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.

Art SpacesNoLita

PARTICIPANT INC

A locally loved, black box (i.e. not white cube) alternative art space with superb shows of historic activist work and underground emerging artists.