David Zwirner is a contemporary art gallery at 533 W 19th St in Chelsea, with free admission. The exhibitions change, bringing together established artists and emerging talent across a range of contemporary work. The gallery’s airy, minimal rooms put the focus on the art, and past shows have included installations by Yayoi Kusama. Check the gallery website before you go for the current exhibition details. Popular shows can draw queues, so arrive early if you want a quieter visit or hope to see a sought-after installation.
A Chelsea gallery for contemporary art
David Zwirner opened his first New York gallery in SoHo in 1993. The gallery later moved to Chelsea, where its West 19th Street space presents exhibitions by international contemporary artists. The wider gallery programme also includes historical art and movements at a purpose-built building on West 20th Street.
The 533 W 19th St gallery is one of several David Zwirner locations in Manhattan. Check the address and exhibition details on the gallery website before your visit, as shows and locations vary.
Exhibitions and the gallery space
Exhibitions change, with past presentations ranging from work by established artists to emerging talent. Yayoi Kusama has drawn crowds for her installations, including infinity rooms. The gallery’s open, minimal rooms are designed to give the art space, though the amount on view depends on the exhibition.
Admission is free. For a popular show, arriving before the gallery opens can help you get ahead of the queue. The gallery is wheelchair accessible at the entrance.
FAQ
Is David Zwirner free to visit?
Yes. Admission is free.
Where is David Zwirner in Chelsea?
The gallery is at 533 W 19th St, New York, NY 10011.
What can you see at David Zwirner?
The gallery presents changing contemporary art exhibitions. Past shows have included work and installations by Yayoi Kusama.
Is David Zwirner wheelchair accessible?
The entrance is wheelchair accessible.
