Kenkeleba Gallery

New York, États-Unis

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Téléphone :
+1 212-674-3939
Adresse :
214 E 2nd Street, New York, NY, 10009
East Village, Alphabet City
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600 mDelancey Street-Essex Street (F,J,M,Z)
740 m2nd Avenue-Lower East Side (F)
940 mBowery (J,Z)
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Heure locale (New York) 22:45 lundi 9 juin 2025

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2 avis sur Kenkeleba Gallery

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Évaluation du lieu : 5
Manhattan, NY
The Gallery has a long history in NYC on the Lower Eastside. The shows deal with specific subjects of the community or the boroughs of NYC. All social and cultural groups are represented and the messages in the art works shown are interesting, diverse and and food for thought. I have great respect for the gallery to stay its course. The exhibition spaces are large and bright.
Évaluation du lieu : 5
Manhattan, NY
Lovely gallery space. I went to see a friend’s piece for a show called «Visions, Roots and Rhythms: An Exhibition of Music Inspired Visuals celebrating the 40+ year musical collaboration of NEA Jazz Masters Melba Liston and Randy Weston.» Show presented by Wilbur Ware Institute and Kenkeleba House. Runs through November 8th.