I did a donation as admission to this art gallery. I was around Washington Square Park so I took an one hour looking at some sorts of modern art. The exhibition changes quite frequently so there's always something new. I remember seeing a few Mexican collections here a couple years back. ***

Always Always Well curated shows Cheap to enter Plan to go See what’s latest on their website

Always great exhibitions this one of Italian neorealism is historically significant has some outstanding images and shows the sweet irony attached to a very poor and difficult time as only Italians are able to do

Beautiful gallery - perfect size museum/art experience for a Greenwich village afternoon or morning stroll.

Saw the drawings of Nobel prize-winning neuroscience pioneer Ramon y Cajal, this was the perfect space for this

Great small gallery. I saw the Cajal's drawings. Excellent.

A quiet space with thoughtful curation. Meaningful and unexpected connections made that would have been easy to miss without a guide. Not an overly inspire space but the work and contextualization of it make up for the typical gallery feeling

I went into a Friday night opening on March 1, 2024, not sure how the staff or student-staff were being trained so that they were profiling who to make welcome greeting and who not to. I was walking in with a white couple in front me, the standing staff and the counter staff gave their welcoming and brief explanation to them, when the saw m and I was about to give a friendly nod, they totally turned heads or put on a cold blank face and ignore me. Didn’t expect this would happen in 2024 from a cultural university run facility.

I forgot my grandmother's coat in their restroom. Next day I went to their Lost&Found to take it and they said their policy is to throw away all clothes they find!

They have some nice pieces sometimes, the Cajal exhibit had some very interesting works.

Art after Stonewall exhibit is beautifully curated. Grest works!!

Awesome! Love the Beautiful Brain exhibition.