Pace Gallery’s Chelsea space at 540 W 25th St presents changing exhibitions of contemporary art by established and emerging artists. The shows vary, so check the gallery’s website before you go if you have a particular artist in mind. Inside, the quiet atmosphere gives you room to take in the work at your own pace; explore beyond the entrance for more gallery spaces and, when accessible, the sixth-floor rooftop patio with views across New York City. It’s a useful stop on a Chelsea gallery walk, and admission is free.
Contemporary art in Chelsea
Pace Gallery’s Chelsea location is at 540 W 25th St, among the galleries in this part of Manhattan. Its exhibitions change, with work by established and emerging artists across different media. Past shows have included artists such as Agnes Martin, David Hockney and Emily Kam Kngwarray, but the program varies. Check Pace’s website before your visit to see what is currently on view.
Planning your visit
The gallery is open Tuesday through Saturday, from 10 am to 6 pm, and closed on Sunday and Monday. Admission is free. Weekdays and early mornings are good choices if you prefer a quieter visit. The gallery has several floors to explore, and the sixth-floor patio has views of New York City. Ask about access to the patio when you arrive, as availability is not specified here.
There is limited seating, so a long visit may mean standing on the gallery floors. Pace also publishes art books, which you can browse as a souvenir or for more about the artists on view.
Perguntas frequentes
Is Pace Gallery free to visit?
Yes. Admission to the gallery is free.
When is Pace Gallery open?
It is open Tuesday through Saturday, 10 am to 6 pm. It is closed on Sunday and Monday.
How long should I spend at Pace Gallery?
Allow about 30 to 60 minutes to see the exhibitions.
Does Pace Gallery have a rooftop patio?
A sixth-floor patio has views of New York City. Check with the gallery about access during your visit.
