
Galleries in Nyc — Chelsea and Beyond: Mapping New York's Gallery Districts
Chelsea holds over 200 galleries, SoHo's dealers left in the mid-1990s, and the Lower East Side grew some 200 outsider spaces at its 1980s peak.

Chelsea holds over 200 galleries, SoHo's dealers left in the mid-1990s, and the Lower East Side grew some 200 outsider spaces at its 1980s peak.

A Baltimore nonprofit just hit a 45-year milestone. Here's what organizations like it do for working artists, and why the model matters.

A plain-English glossary of the exhibition types you see on gallery walls, and what each one asks of the artist.

Commercial galleries are free, need no appointment, and welcome browsers; a first walk through West Chelsea's 200-plus doors needs only four moves.

A noticed portfolio is a small edited image set, a plain statement, and documented work sent to fellowships and grants.

Galleries typically keep 25 to 50 percent of a sale, and consignment keeps ownership and risk with the artist until a buyer pays.

The hammer price is the winning bid; buyer's premiums, seller commissions and United States resale law decide who actually keeps the money.

Art critics look, describe, and judge. Here is what actually happens when a critic reviews a show, from first notes to published review.

A plain guide to reading a gallery price list and asking about artwork prices, from what the list shows to who sets the numbers.

An exhibition ends, but its catalogue stays on the shelf. Here is how these books are made, what goes inside, and who covers the cost.