Art Galleries in Long Island City, NY
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4 locations found near Long Island City
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44-01 21st St, Long Island City NY 11101
“The best framer in nyc for fine art work! I have been bringing stuff here for years and most good galleries in nyc only work with them. They’re known for high quality work and dealing with a lot of established artists. Their main framing offices are in Long Island city and it’s an easy ride on the g or e trains.”
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11-27 44th Rd, Long Island City NY 11101
“Great shave I went to an art show here that was so amazing and raw I saw a piece by a guy named Anthony called I am God that just roped me in and I'm not really into art but that one just spoke to me. Aside from the at pieces the space was nice and cozy definitely a good place to demonstrate and display art pieces. I had a blast here.”
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10-34 44th Drive, Long Island City NY 11101
“One of my favourite places on this earth! A wonderful community, kind and incredible teachers, aligned with reduce/reuse/recycle (accepts donations of dry cleaning plastic), and an abundance of creativity. Highly recommend their classes. Accommodating of any level and there to help you learn. Great space!”
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44-19 Purves Street, Long Island City NY 11101
“SculptureCenter is such an interesting place to visit in Long Island City, especially if you enjoy contemporary art and more experimental exhibitions. The building itself has a lot of character—the old brick exterior and industrial feel make the space feel very different from a traditional museum. Inside, the exhibitions are thoughtfully curated and make good use of the architecture. I liked how the space feels open and a little raw, which works really well with the installations and sculptural pieces. It’s the kind of place where you can take your time, walk around, and discover small details instead of rushing from one artwork to the next. Another big plus is that admission is free, so it’s very easy to stop by if you’re already exploring Long Island City. It’s not a huge museum, but that actually makes the visit feel relaxed and manageable. Definitely worth checking out if you’re interested in contemporary art, architecture, or just want to see something a little different in NYC.”
