Gagosian is an art gallery at 522 W 21st St in New York City. Exhibitions have included Takashi Murakami paintings with intricate detail, Hiroshige woodblock prints and Dan Colen works drawing on Pinocchio. Take time with each room: the works reward close looking, and gallery staff can share insights about the art. Go on a weekday for a quieter visit, and finish any drinks before you enter, since drinks are not allowed inside.
Works to look for
Exhibitions at Gagosian have included paintings by Takashi Murakami, woodblock prints by Hiroshige and works by Dan Colen inspired by Pinocchio. The Hiroshige prints offer a chance to see the traditional art form associated with Van Gogh’s inspiration.
Murakami’s paintings invite a closer look at their intricate details. Take your time in each room, and ask gallery staff if you would like more context about the works on display.
Planning your visit
The gallery is at 522 W 21st St in New York City. Weekdays are a practical choice if you prefer a quieter viewing experience. Drinks are not allowed inside, so finish yours before entering.
Perguntas frequentes
Where is Gagosian in New York City?
The gallery is at 522 W 21st St, New York, NY 10011.
How long should I allow for a visit?
Allow about 15 to 45 minutes per room to look at the artworks.
Can I bring a drink inside?
No. Drinks are not allowed inside, so finish yours before entering.
When is a good time to visit?
Visit on a weekday for a more relaxed viewing experience.
