New York Studio School

The New York Studio School offers a full program of exhibitions in its historic gallery space. Like the lecture program, the gallery program is open to the public and is integral to art life in the city. Exhibitions are often reviewed in the press and attract a committed following. Presentations ... Read more

The New York Studio School offers a full program of exhibitions in its historic gallery space. Like the lecture program, the gallery program is open to the public and is integral to art life in the city. Exhibitions are often reviewed in the press and attract a committed following. Presentations range from historic surveys, overviews of specific mediums, group exhibitions and solo retrospectives. The gallery often showcases outstanding individuals who have not received due attention in New York City, and is also well known for exploring neglected aspects of well-known artists, for instance works on paper.

The building alone encompasses a veritable archaeologist’s experience of great art within its walls, first as Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney’s salon and studio, then as the Whitney Museum of American Art, and finally, for the last 30 years, the New York Studio School.

Names associated with its walls give us a rich heritage – Ryder, Benton, de Kooning, Gorky, Guston and many others.