Galleries in Chinatown & Two Bridges
53 shows are on view in Chinatown today, at 44 galleries. Chinatown and Two Bridges hold a dense cluster of small galleries, many run by younger dealers, on and around Canal Street, the Bowery, East Broadway and Henry Street. Several sit on upper floors; check the address for a suite number.
Our picks in Chinatown right now
Ethan MeansFair HikesEntrance is pleased to present Fair Hikes, Ethan Means’ sophomore exhibition with the gallery, featuring a suite of new paintings produced en plein air across New York City and Brooklyn,…
Maggie EllisChaos BewitchedCharles Moffett is pleased to present Chaos Bewitched, a solo exhibition of new paintings by New York-based artist Maggie Ellis.
Beverly BuchananRuination and RegenerationBeverly Buchanan (1940-2015) was born in North Carolina and raised in South Carolina.
ThroughGreg Bogin James Rosenquist Jane Reynolds Maximilian Schubert Kristin Walsh Off Paradise is pleased to present Through, an exhibition featuring new and historical works by five artists.
Katsu NaitoWest Side RendezvousNew York Life Gallery is pleased to present West Side Rendezvous, an exhibition of 27 black-and-white photographs by Katsu Naito, curated by Joseph Akel.
Closing in the next two weeks
- Ethan MeansFair HikesEntrance · 48 Ludlow Street
Karen BarbourDiamond Garden for CorneliaHarkawik · 88 Walker Street
Hiva Alizadeh, Heekyoung JeonUnder the Same SkySARAHCROWN · 110 Lafayette Street, 2nd Floor
Rachel FrankWild DreamsSARAHCROWN · 110 Lafayette Street, 2nd Floor
Joshua Abelow & Katya KirilloffGene’s Presents: TransactionEssex Flowers · 19 Monroe Street
Sonya DermanWet BlanketEssex Flowers · 19 Monroe Street- ThroughOff Paradise · 120 Walker St
A Selection From Collection MajudiaArsenal Contemporary Art · 21 Cortlandt Alley
Theresa Hak Kyung ChaMultiple OfferingsArtists Space · 11 Cortlandt Alley
Leaking Collections601 Artspace · 88 Eldridge St
Just opened
Sarah RapsonWelcome Back, It’s Not the SameMaxwell Graham · 72 Walker St, 5th Floor
Shawn BittersSublime BanterSargent's Daughters · 370 Broadway
Meeson PaeSeed MemoryAnat Ebgi · 372 Broadway- Beverly BuchananRuination and RegenerationAndrew Edlin · 392 Broadway, 2nd Floor
Heitor dos PrazeresAndrew Kreps · 22 Cortlandt Alley
Rodolpho ParigiWindowAnton Kern Window · 91 Walker St
Beatriz ZamoraThe Lost WorksManagement · 39 East Broadway
Gisela McDaniel(Ti)p of the SpearMarc Straus · 299 Grand St
Josh CloudHewn in BlueMarc Straus · 299 Grand St
Tobias PilsVincent van GoghMatthew Brown · 390 Broadway
Scott LyallRedsMiguel Abreu · 88 Eldridge St, 4th Floor- Katsu NaitoWest Side RendezvousNew York Life Gallery · 167-169 Canal Street, Floor 5
Adam PutnamDeityP·P·O·W · 392 Broadway
Pattern RecognitionSuperhouse · 120 Walker Street, 6R
Various ArtistsPattern Recognition: Superhouse at FiveSuperhouse · 120 Walker Street, 6R
The Flatbed Picture PlaneUnderdonk · 297 Grand St, 3rd Floor
Suyi XuLuxEuropa · 4 Cortlandt Alley
Saul Acevedo GomezPomegranateFirst Year Contemporary · 368 Broadway, Suite 411
TrinketParent Company · 154 East Broadway
Andreia SantanaMetabolic SelfGhost Machine · 23 Monroe St
Emergent PhenomenaKim and Gupta · 144 E Broadway
Dani McKenzieA Puff of SmokeLong Story Short · 52 Henry Street
Steve LockeI Said What I SaidAlexander Gray Associates · 384 Broadway- Maggie EllisChaos BewitchedCharles Moffett · 394 Broadway
Bari ZipersteinThe Right PairCharles Moffett · 394 Broadway
Rainbow RoomDavid Peter Francis · 35 E Broadway, #3F
Sung JangShape of LandMarinaro · 86 Walker St, 4th Floor
Connie HarrisonLandscrapesNino Mier Gallery · 380 Broadway
La HojarascaOolong Gallery · 4 Cortlandt Alley
Grace CarneyTo the BoneP·P·O·W · 392 Broadway
Jane BensonHer HerSargent's Daughters · 370 Broadway
25 | 250: A Celebration of American Art: Part IISchoelkopf · 390 Broadway, 3rd Floor
Linda Mary MontanoFlying the CoopShrine · 368 Broadway
Loren ErdrichThe EchoShrine · 368 Broadway
Nora RiggsCameoTappeto Volante · 4 Cortlandt Alley
Adriana FurlongNow Time Out of JointIsland · 83 Bowery, 2nd Floor
Fergus FeehilyEverlyPost Times · 29 Henry Street
Sofía del Mar CollinsDaughters Who Descend With the Streams (Hijas Que Descienden Con Los Torrentes)Chozick Family Art Gallery · 370 Broadway, 2nd Floor
Opening soon
Henry CurchodLottoKiang Malingue · 50 Eldridge St, 4th Floor
Max RufRacing Thoughts, Radio, a RoomJarvis & Werner · 96 Bowery, 2nd Floor
Rafael DelacruzAngel Station Bus StoppingHoffman Donahue · 99 Bowery, 2nd Floor
Dana NechmadHolding On to Nothing Is Not the Same as Letting GoKaliner · 42 Allen St
Roberto JuarezLook Again: Early 1980s East VillageMagenta Plains · 149 Canal St
William WegmanPlease Stand ByMagenta Plains · 149 Canal St
Juliana Cerqueira LeiteWorkProxyco · 88 Eldridge St, 5th Floor
Every show on view in Chinatown, by gallery
601 Artspace
Alexander Gray Associates
Anat Ebgi
Andrew Edlin
Andrew Kreps
Anton Kern Window
Arsenal Contemporary Art
Artists Space
Charles Moffett
Chozick Family Art Gallery
David Peter Francis
Elliott Templeton Fine Arts
Entrance
Essex Flowers
Europa
First Year Contemporary
Frosch & Co
Ghost Machine
Harkawik
Island
Kim and Gupta
Long Story Short
Lubov
Management
Marc Straus
Marinaro
Matthew Brown
Maxwell Graham
Miguel Abreu
Milton Resnick and Pat Passlof Foundation
New York Life Gallery
Nino Mier Gallery
Off Paradise
Oolong Gallery
P·P·O·W
Parent Company
Post Times
SARAHCROWN
Sargent's Daughters
Schoelkopf
Shrine
Superhouse
Tappeto Volante
Underdonk
Questions
What are the best gallery shows in Chinatown right now?
Gallop's picks in Chinatown & Two Bridges as of November 9, 2026: Ethan Means at Entrance (through Nov 14); Maggie Ellis at Charles Moffett (through Dec 5); Beverly Buchanan at Andrew Edlin (through Dec 19). Every show on view there is listed on this page, with dates, addresses and hours.
How many gallery shows are on view in Chinatown right now?
53 shows are on view at 44 galleries in Chinatown & Two Bridges as of November 9, 2026.
Which Chinatown shows close soon?
In the next two weeks: Ethan Means at Entrance (through Nov 14); Karen Barbour at Harkawik (through Nov 14); Hiva Alizadeh, Heekyoung Jeon at SARAHCROWN (through Nov 14).
Are art galleries in New York free?
Yes. Commercial galleries in New York don't charge admission, and most don't need a ticket or an appointment: you walk in during opening hours. Museums are different and usually charge.
When are New York galleries open?
Most are open Tuesday through Saturday, from about 10 or 11am to 6pm, and closed Sunday and Monday. In July and August many keep summer hours, often closing on weekends. Smaller spaces may open fewer days or by appointment, so check a gallery's hours before you go.
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