Allen Sheppard Gallery
Gallery in The Chelsea 25th area
The Allen Sheppard Gallery was established in 1993 as a home and program for emerging artists who are primarily interested in representational art -- painting, drawing and photography. Its founder, Allen Sheppard, an avid collector, committed to the goal of finding works of art that moved the viewer without the requirement of intellectual rationale to validate the work. An intriguing visual engagement or a visceral response of delight were the only prerequisites for selecting works for the gallery. Although this goal remains in place today the gallery has eagerly experimented in many art forms including non-traditional sculpture and installations. But exploring, witnessing the endless mysteries of painting and its profound rewards remain the central focus of the gallery’s mission. Many of the artists of the Allen Sheppard Gallery are placed in private and Museum collections worldwide.
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Permanent Artists/Collection
Shoichi Akutsu, Jose Maria Barrera, Kevin Beers, James Bleecker, Daniel Bodner, Eileen Brady Nelson, Brian Burke, Robert Creamer, Lisa Diller, Catherine Dunn, Kathleen Earthrowl, Richard Fett, Zaria Forman, Elissa Gore, Paul Hunter, Ellen Hopkins Fountain, Marc Jacobson, Elaine Housman, James Kimak, Elizabeth Knowles, Charles Kolnik, David Konigsberg, Steven LeRiche, Dik Liu, Willi Lenski, Jim Maio, Elaine Marinoff, James L. McElhinney, Alex McFarlane, Ralph McRae, Kate Protage, Grace Mitchell, Derek Reist, Nancy Scheinman, Peter Schroth, Sonya Sklaroff, Karen Swenholt, Kjeld Tidemand-Johannessen, Dylan Williams, Karen Williams Edelmann, Josette Urso, David Wander, Leigh Wen, Tamar Zinn
Opening hours
From 12:00 to 18:00
Closed on Mondays, Sundays
Fee
Free
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Address: 530 W 25th St., New York, NY 10001
Phone: 212-989-9919
Between 10th and 11th Ave. Subway: A/C/E to 34th Street or C/E to 23rd Street.
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