Krakow Witkin Gallery is a contemporary art gallery on the fifth floor at 10 Newbury Street in Boston. Its collection spans paintings, sculpture, drawings, prints and photography, with Minimalist and concept-driven work by artists including Josef Albers, Ellsworth Kelly, Sol LeWitt and Jasper Johns, alongside emerging artists. Exhibitions focus on individual artists and change about every six weeks. The minimalist setting and knowledgeable staff make this a good stop if you want to spend time with postwar and contemporary art.
Art on view
The gallery specializes in art made after the Second World War, including paintings, sculpture, drawings and prints. Its focus includes Minimalist and conceptually driven work, alongside photography and contemporary pieces.
The collection brings together artists at different stages of their careers. Names associated with its exhibitions include Josef Albers, Ellsworth Kelly, Sol LeWitt and Jasper Johns, as well as emerging regional, national and international artists.
Exhibitions and benefit shows
Exhibitions typically concentrate on a single artist and change roughly every six weeks. Check the gallery’s website or social media before visiting if you have a particular artist or theme in mind.
The gallery also holds an annual benefit exhibition connected to charitable fundraising. Its stated beneficiary is the Boston Pediatric/Family AIDS Program.
Perguntas frequentes
Where is Krakow Witkin Gallery?
The gallery is at 10 Newbury Street, on the fifth floor, in Boston.
How often do exhibitions change?
Shows typically focus on one artist and rotate about every six weeks.
What kind of art is shown at the gallery?
The gallery specializes in postwar and contemporary art, including paintings, sculpture, drawings, prints and photography.
