New York art scene
Chelsea gallery district
The New York art scene refers to the community of artists, galleries, museums, collectors, and cultural institutions concentrated in New York City, particularly Manhattan.
Since the mid-twentieth century, New York has been considered a global center for contemporary art, with neighborhoods like Chelsea, SoHo, and the Lower East Side serving as gallery districts.
She moved to New York to break into the art scene.
The term often implies both the creative output and the social world surrounding it—openings, dealers, critics, and the market itself.
- Abstract ExpressionismGestural, nonrepresentational American painting movement
- MinimalismArt stripped to essentials
- white cubeNeutral art exhibition space
- Guggenheim MuseumSpiral-shaped New York gallery
- graffitiIllegal surface markings
Andy Warhol · Jackson Pollock · Robert Rauschenberg · Keith Haring · Mark Rothko · exhibit · mural · gallery · gallery opening · print · Postmodernism · Brooklyn Museum · frame · studio · brush · opening · Met Gala · sculpture
New York art sceneHollywood
American film industry center
Silicon Valley · mass media · television industry · film industry · Broadway
New York art sceneoutsider art
Untrained makers' visual work
folk art · Sunday painters · self-taught artists · street art · naive art