(212) 255-0719
556 W 22nd St
New York,
NY
10011
40.7476
-74.0064
Neighborhoods: Midtown, Chelsea
What People Are Saying About Chelsea Art Museum
The Editor
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Citysearch
The Scene – The museum's 30,000-square-foot, three-story brick building, which opened in November 2002, features three major spaces, each with its own ambience and function. The big, open ground-floor space gives maximum impact to large – works and installations; an intimate second-floor gallery is well-suited to photography and works on paper; the bright, loft-like top floor houses the permanent collection. The handsome design by Alfredo Carballude and Michel Morris creates an easy flow from gallery to gallery that welcomes visitors and allows ample room to contemplate the art.…
08/18/07
Great space, interesting exhibits
by jjane2007
For the most part, enjoyed the location and the exhibits were interesting.
Bad vibes from security guard - such an unhappy, ugly human being should not be interacting with public.
- Pros: Great location
- Cons: Staff
The Details on Chelsea Art Museum
Next Door:
You can take a short stroll across 11th Avenue to Chelsea Piers, a waterfront sports and recreation facility.
Art in the Neighborhood:
Citysearch's Chelsea gallery guide will give you an overview of the numerous exhibition spaces located in the vicinity.
What's in a Name:
Chelsea's most important art institution may be Dia, an organization with a forward-thinking approach to multidisciplinary efforts.
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