White Columns is a nonprofit art gallery at 91 Horatio St in New York City, known for giving emerging artists a place to exhibit. Its exhibitions can include work by artists who have not shown in galleries before, and the gallery also presents unknown artists online. The space is quiet, and staff can share background on the artists and the gallery’s history. Check the website for current exhibitions before you go, since the shows are the main reason to visit.
A gallery for emerging artists
White Columns is a nonprofit gallery in New York City, primarily known for showing artists who have not yet exhibited in galleries. It is described as the city’s oldest alternative nonprofit gallery.
The gallery also presents work by unknown artists online. Check its website for current exhibitions before planning a visit.
Getting more from a visit
The gallery is at 91 Horatio St. Staff can share information about the artists and the gallery’s history, so ask about the work on view if you want more context.
Quieter times can give you more room to take in an exhibition. Group tours and special events are also suggested as ways to learn more; check the gallery’s website for details.
FAQ
Where is White Columns?
White Columns is at 91 Horatio St, New York, NY 10014.
When is White Columns open?
The gallery is open Tuesday through Saturday. It is closed on Monday and Sunday.
What can you see at White Columns?
The gallery presents exhibitions by emerging artists, as well as work by unknown artists online. Check its website for current shows.
