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Half Gallery
Rotating art in an intimate NYC space.
4.2
Art Gallery
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Rotating art in an intimate NYC space.
Half Gallery is an intimate New York art gallery at 235 E 4th St offering rotating exhibitions that surprise visitors with fresh works. Reviewers highlight a compact, engaging space with wall and window displays, and note occasional book signings alongside evolving shows. Experiences vary, but the gallery consistently presents diverse contemporary art in a welcoming setting.
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Regularly updated displays featuring contemporary artists and diverse collections.
Purchase original artworks from emerging and established artists showcased in the gallery.
Intimate venue available for private events, exhibitions, and art-related functions.
Special events with artists for book signings and meet-and-greets.
Personalized guidance for art selection and collection building.
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Overall rating
Michael Terrell
I've come to love the space. Appropriately intimate for Alphabet City w/just enough wall AND window space to be engaging within and appealing to my frequent passerby eye without. Of late, MANNAT GANDOTRA's Outside the possibility of worldly, thru June 3rd. Otherworldly jungle-like metropolis (my take) is an acquired taste, but the work is undoubtedly engaging.
Allison Mintz
Lovely space for galleries! Came for one exhibit and got to see a completely different one, as well.
Jio Bodega
Always amazed to see what kind of art there is; every other week I pass by this area
Amy K. Cheung
Came here to see a recent exhibition which was absolutely incredible but the people running this gallery were pretty dismissive, even by NY standards. Beautiful art, weird gallery experience.
Jason Nickel
Lovely little gallery (yes, the name is literal) tucked just off Madison Avenue on 78th St. It's a little tricky to locate as it's down an alley and then up a narrow flight of stairs. Look for an iron gate at the entrance as a landmark. Rotating collections, of course. Last night featured Andy Spade's recent work along with a book signing.
