JTT
JTT is on the Lower East Side, New York, at 191 Chrystie St, #2F. Open Tuesday to Saturday, 11am to 6pm. Closed Sunday and Monday.
On view
Nothing on view right now. The last show ended Aug 11.
Visit
191 Chrystie St, #2F
- 170a Suffolk St
- 390 Broadway
About
JTT opened in March of 2012 at 170 Suffolk Street where it hosted solo exhibitions with Bill Walton, Borna Sammak, Becky Kolsrud, Charles Harlan, Damon Zucconi, Stuart Sherman, Diane Simpson, Anna-Sophie Berger, Aki Sasamoto, Jamian Juliano-Villani, Lissy Funk, Robin Graubard, Glen Fogel, Marlon Mullen, and Urs Fischer, among others. In the Fall of 2016, JTT moved to its second location at 191 Chrystie Street where it continued its existing program while also presenting solo shows with Bonnie Lucas, Dominick Di Meo, Sable Elyse Smith, Friedrich Kunath, James Yaya Hough, King Cobra (documented as Doreen Lynette Garner), Elaine Cameron-Weir, Issy Wood and Sam McKinniss. JTT reopened in May of 2022 at 390 Broadway with exhibitions by Christine Sun Kim and Dena Yago.
Past shows
- PlayscapeSummer 2023
- Abigail DeVille In the Fullness of Time, the Heart Speaks Truths Too Deep for Utterance, but a Star Remembers.Spring 2023
- Dena Yago CapacitySpring 2023
- King Cobra White MeatSpring 2023
- Damon Zucconi When You're Here, You're FamiliarWinter 2023
- James Yaya Hough GrievanceWinter 2023
- Marlon MullenWinter 2023
- Christine Sun Kim How Do You Hold Your DebtFall 2022
8 more past shows
- Bill Walton Bits and Pieces / From Lots of Places / From Different Spots in TimeFall 2022
- Sable Elyse Smith TitheFall 2022
- The Grid and the CurveSummer 2022
- Sam McKinniss MischiefSpring 2022
- Anna-Sophie Berger SinSpring 2022
- Diane Simpson Point of ViewFall 2021
- Borna Sammak Beach Towel Paintings B/W Year in Words 4Summer 2021
- James Hough Invisible LifeSpring 2021