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    Perrotin

    4.4 (21 reviews)
    Ultra High-EndArt Galleries
    Open 10:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Linda M.

    I specifically came here because I wanted to see Gabriel Rico's Of Beauty and Consolation exhibition. It is on view from April 29 through June 5. My favorite pieces are Golden arrow and Du'uej gui. I definitely recommend you stopping by if you're in the area. Reserving a time slot is not needed.

    Meli A.

    My fav gallery. They always have wonderful exhibitions. I also love the little store they have.

    Bruce K.

    We came here following our friend who recommended us to check this place out. And looking back, I had another friend who actually came here before and we saw exactly the same thing that she did! Walking in, I really thought it was just one spacious floor... But to my surprise if was 3 floors! The artist that was featured when I was there was Murakami Takashi. He specialized in an Japanese style art form and it was quite amazing. I would definitely recommend this place for art lovers and those who want to see something new. For me, it was very interesting to see Murakami plan his pieces, as he provided draft sketches for his art pieces. His bigger works were colorful and just had a lot of depth to the pieces. Luckily my friend who was an Art major was wonderful in picking things out normal people (like me) would miss. I did enjoy the gallery and would definitely recommend anyone who has an interest in any type of art to go.

    Cindy C.

    OMG. This gallery is dope!! Not only the exhibition itself is super dope but the building itself. It feels like u r in MOMA but it's free and in LES. The staff are friendly and helpful. The lady at gift shop section was showing us some prints for sale actively. Thank you. Great exhibition. Will definitely tell friends to come visit.

    Olivia S.

    Galerie Perrotin is an architectural beauty located in the Upper East Side. The building itself is a vast space with several floors, which makes it a perfect fit for a gallery showing. When I heard KAWS was putting his artwork on show here, I figured why not check it out & support a fellow Brooklynite. The set up of both rooms for the Pass on the Blame exhibit was perfect - each piece of artwork was evenly spaced without too much bare wall overshadowing the artwork. Overall, it was an enjoyable experience. I loved the fact that the gallery wasn't overcrowded (in fact, I was the only one there since it was 10 AM) and I fell in love with the gallery's elegant decor. So simple, yet so chic! LOVE.

    Amy S.

    Just came back from the Takashi Murakami's solo exhibition at Perrotin. It is a three-floor gallery. The show is amazing, some detailed pictures on second floor. Don't forget to stop by the Perrotin book store on the first floor. They have a nice collection of books and theme-related products. They also have signed pictures for sell as well. Store manage Michelle is very helpful and kind. We have a nice experience.

    Circa 2345
    Alyssa R.

    Galerie Perrotin is a lovely little gallery in the Upper East Side and a great spot for Daniel Arsham's "Circa 2345" exhibit. Circa took up two floors of the gallery - the main level and the lower - and my only complaint would be that it was ridiculously warm downstairs ... I don't know if it was due to the type of lighting used, or the art itself blocking off vents but there's no reason for so much heat in one room of this gallery. But beyond that there's no reason I wouldn't stop by for their next exhibit. :-)

    Rita L.

    Nice gallery to see some art. Check their site to see what's on display for the current exhibit.

    Installation view, Wim Delvoye, Perrotin, New York, September 2017

    My new favorite gallery in the Lower East Side! They opened their first floor in April and are about to get even bigger as of November. Beautiful Wim Delvoye exhibition up at the moment!

    Outside the gallery, with a temporary addition related to the JR exhibit.

    Cool little gallery! I went to check out the JR exhibit in August. The space is clean and spacious with a pretty low-key vibe. No charge to visit, just walk in a and check out the exhibits. They also have a nice gift shop with books, posters, postcards, etc. related to current and previous exhibits.

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    Incredible exhibitions. One of the best galleries in the neighborhood by far

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    The Morgan Library & Museum - J. Pierpont Morgan Library

    The Morgan Library & Museum

    4.4(424 reviews)
    2.1 miMurray Hill, Midtown East

    After reading The Personal Librarian, I've wanted to visit the museum. I was finally able to go on…read moreone of the free Friday nights It is open from 5-8 pm. From outside you can see the Morgan home building- one of the remaining Gilded Age mansions. The atrium entrance is beautiful with lots of natural light and soaring ceilings. A coat check and cafe are located in the atrium entrance. Bathrooms are on the lower level. The cafe has wine, charcuterie and other snacks. Musicians play in the atrium. It is a very fun atmosphere. The library in comparison is small. Two levels of books line the walls. JP Morgan's desk and chairs are on display. Several books including the Gutenberg Bible are displayed in glass cases. The room also has a huge fireplace. The museum also has changing exhibits. We saw a cool exhibit on the Book of Psalms and another on Renoir's drawings. Both were interesting! Walking to the gift shop, you can see the foyer entrance to the Morgan house. The house is not open to the public. The gift shop had some unique items as well as typical gift shop items. I'm so happy I went to see the library!

    This is a must-see spot if you've heard of Belle da Costa Greene, the Black woman who became JP…read moreMorgan's personal librarian, helping him build his incredible collection of precious and rare books, including three Guttenberg Bibles and several illuminated manuscripts. She also became, for a time, the highest paid woman in America. The Library and Museum entry fee is a bit expensive for those less familiar with this story, or frankly, those hoping for either a full and circulating library like the nearby NY Public Library (with its iconic lions) or a massive museum like several throughout NYC. That said, this place is a delight for folks like me who are interested in the history and lives of the Gilded Age robber barons in the City. The Library is housed in JP's mansion, with only the gorgeous rotunda at the original entrance, and the rooms that house the Library open to the public. While much of the library collection is in inaccessible to visitors and stored in stunning shelves and cases behind glass, many of the jewels Morgan acquired are on view for a closer look. Also on view on the main level are several sculptures, important musical scores (some acquired after Morgan's death - the Museum trustees use that high entry fee for acquisitions and preservation), small but important items from the ancient world, and a gorgeously decorated massive fireplace. The building expansion houses traveling and temporary art installations, many of which are consistent with Morgan's tastes in collecting. There's a lovely café behind the current first floor entry space, and a room with (generally) more contemporary artists being exhibited. Special exhibits are mostly upstairs and often include works with a religious theme (Bibles and psalters from many religious traditions and in many languages; a Caravaggio, Bellini and Perugino show; and other kinds of things like Renoir's drawings; music-themed exhibits; and one on story-telling through the centuries. The wonderful gift shop is also on the upper floor. We loved touring the Library and Museum, but for those who aren't sure yet, stop by on Friday for 5-8pm, when admission is free. You may even find yourself willing to visit a second time!

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    Christie's

    Christie's

    3.6(47 reviews)
    2.7 miMidtown West
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    Christie's 20 Rockefeller Plaza…read moreNew York, NY 10020 This prestigious auction house is located in the heart of Rockefeller Center. Throughout the year, different types of memorabilia are on display to the public before being auctioned. During my visit, I saw a wide variety of memorabilia from the Jim Irsay Collection. This included movie props, screenplays, music, sports, and autographs. I was especially impressed when I witnessed the Golden Ticket, a signed Babe Ruth baseball, and The Beatles drumset. Admission is free and complimentary cookies and coffee are served in the lobby. Due to the value of the merchandise, all visitors must pass through a metal detector. Large size bags are not allowed in the gallery, but they may be left at the Coat Check. The only disadvantage is that the exhibitions are temporary. If there is a specific exhibit you wish to view, drop everything and head over immediately before the souvenirs are sold. #jimirsaycollection #christiesnyc #christiesnycauction #rockefellercenternyc #christiesauction

    Self torture is looking at things I can't afford haha. This auction house does not disappoint. I…read moreeasily spent 3 hours roaming the halls, sitting at times to immerse my thoughts (wondering what the artists life was actually like during the time they created these masterpieces). Since this is an auction house amd not a museum the collections you view change so there's always new items to see. It's free and no prior reservation is required (except for special events). Elevators , bathrooms , free cafe drinks (my cappuccino waa excellent)and water fountains everything to make your time there very enjoyable. The staff ( and there are many) very friendly and helpful.

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    Christie's - The piano of Sir Elton John.

    The piano of Sir Elton John.

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    Eden Gallery - Precisely

    Eden Gallery

    4.4(7 reviews)
    2.8 miMidtown East

    This gallery caught our eyes while walking by on our 5th Ave adventure. The first time going by we…read moremade plans to return since the art looked so nice. It had a good variety of art and enjoyed, the most common thing was many different forms of butterfly art. Lots of eye catching things and plenty of pieces to make you think. It is a smaller sized gallery so you can easily visit and admire the art with a short amount of time. Which I definitely recommend was a great place to get away from the large holiday crowds of 5th Avenue. There were a number of people working for the gallery who I assume could answer any questions you have about a specific piece. Not a clue on prices, but assume they are pricey. If you are a fan of art check this out!

    So many beautiful and artsy pieces!…read more Upon entering, you're greeted by a security guard, who was actually quite friendly. The art studio is two levels, but apparently, in order to peruse the second level, you have to be "somebody" in this world -- meaning, affluence, influence, ya know....you better have that paper. I don't have that kind of paper, so my humble self stayed on the lower level lol. The selections were unique, some were comical, and simply fun to look at. The pieces are definitely pricey, but it was nice to see the art and dream of a mansion with expensive pieces adoring the walls. I'd say give this place a visit if you need something to do while in the city. 10/10

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    Eden Gallery - Alec Monopoly ; Dorit Levinstein (Table)

    Alec Monopoly ; Dorit Levinstein (Table)

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