Danziger Projects

Following on from the James Danziger Gallery (founded in 1989,) Danziger Projects opened in November 2004 in the heart of the Chelsea art district. Focusing primarily on artists working in photography, but also exhibiting video and painting, Danziger Projects combines the presentation of new work... Read more

Following on from the James Danziger Gallery (founded in 1989,) Danziger Projects opened in November 2004 in the heart of the Chelsea art district. Focusing primarily on artists working in photography, but also exhibiting video and painting, Danziger Projects combines the presentation of new work with the rediscovery and re-assessment of work by established voices.

As a project space, the gallery maintains a collaborative relationship with its own artists as well as with other galleries and artists. Outside collaborations include a publishing project and exhibition with Jack Pierson (in association with Cheim and Read) and the exhibition of Harry Callahan’s “Women Lost in Thought” series (in association with Pace MacGill).

The gallery follows the highest standard of connoisseurship and brings its experience and expertise to a range of visual projects including film and publishing.

GALLERY HISTORY
1989 – The James Danziger Gallery opens at 415 West Broadway.
1993 – The James Danziger Gallery moves to 130 Prince St.
1996 – The James Danziger Gallery moves to 851 Madison Avenue
2004 – The James Danziger Gallery re-opens in Chelsea as Danziger Projects.