Honey Space is an independent exhibition space dedicated to presenting compelling work by contemporary artists in a non-commercial setting. Situated in a former warehouse that has intentionally been left raw, Honey Space presents exhibitions that are by necessity site-specific, and that are designed such that the space can operate without any staff. Metal security gates go up in the morning, close in the evening, and throughout the day, the space is open to the public. Honey Space was founded by Thomas Beale in 2008 and is locat... Read more

Honey Space is an independent exhibition space dedicated to presenting compelling work by contemporary artists in a non-commercial setting. Situated in a former warehouse that has intentionally been left raw, Honey Space presents exhibitions that are by necessity site-specific, and that are designed such that the space can operate without any staff. Metal security gates go up in the morning, close in the evening, and throughout the day, the space is open to the public.

Honey Space was founded by Thomas Beale in 2008 and is located on the West Side Highway in New York City, between 21st and 22nd Streets.