Art Galleries in Tribeca, Manhattan
Once quiet after dark, Tribeca has become one of the fastest-growing gallery districts in New York.
41 galleries · green = new show this week
- New show Alexander Gray Associates — website ↗
- New show Almine Rech — website ↗
- New show Anat Ebgi — website ↗
- New show apexart — website ↗
- New show Asya Geisberg Gallery — website ↗
- New show D. D. D. D. — website ↗
- New show Elza Kayal Gallery — website ↗
- New show GRIMM — website ↗
- New show HESSE FLATOW — website ↗
- New show Institute for Studies on Latin American Art (ISLAA) — website ↗
- New show Jane Lombard Gallery — website ↗
- New show Luhring Augustine Tribeca — website ↗
- New show Marian Goodman Gallery — website ↗
- New show Nicelle Beauchene Gallery — website ↗
- New show Nino Mier Gallery — website ↗
- New show One Art Space — website ↗
- New show R & Company | Franklin Street — website ↗
- New show R & Company | White Street — website ↗
- New show Sargent's Daughters — website ↗
- New show Southern Guild — website ↗
- New show Space ZeroOne — website ↗
- New show The Journal Gallery — website ↗
- 370 Broadway (JDJ, Deanna Evans Projects, Chozick Family Art Gallery)
- 81 Leonard Gallery — website ↗
- Broadway — website ↗
- CHART — website ↗
- Friedrichs Pontone — website ↗
- Galerie56 x Gallery FUMI — website ↗
- GR gallery — website ↗
- Hal Bromm Gallery — website ↗
- HB381 — website ↗
- Hemingway Gallery — website ↗
- High Noon — website ↗
- Ippodo Gallery — website ↗
- Jack Shainman Gallery — website ↗
- James Fuentes Gallery — website ↗
- Ortuzar — website ↗
- Pablo's Birthday — website ↗
- SARAHCROWN — website ↗
- Shirley Fiterman Art — website ↗
- SHRINE — website ↗
About the Tribeca gallery scene
Over the past several years, galleries priced out of Chelsea or looking for a change have migrated to Tribeca's ground floors and lofts, and the neighborhood now hosts a serious concentration of contemporary spaces. Because they're spread among restaurants, residences, and cobblestoned side streets rather than lined up on a single block, discovering them feels more like exploring than gallery-hopping.
The mix ranges from established names to younger galleries showing emerging artists, and the relative quiet compared with Chelsea is part of the appeal. These are the Tribeca galleries we track.