Taglialatella Galleries

Dominic J. Taglialatella first established this gallery in New Jersey in 1978. In 1981, after three years, he launched his gallery in New York. Due to its inventive exhibitions and distinctive field of work, it has been operating successfully ever since. This gallery's main goal was to introduce pop art and sculptors as a way for the public to interact with the most modern methods and forms of art.

This gallery has two stories, and both of them have exhibits for guests. The neon heart-shaped lights and corny neon captions are ideal for Instagram. The rooms are a little crowded for a large group, but they are suitable for smaller ones.

Don't forget to look at the end of the building; there is a surprise there. The top floor also has an office and display rooms. You must pass through the staircase, which is covered in a funky pink color on the stairs and walls.

The majority of the art is funky, making it ideal for hipster art lovers. Much more alluring are the pop-art paintings, photos, and graphic images. You might think the sculptures are eerie if you look at them. Every item has a purpose and a narrative to share. Street art has also had a significant influence on their paintings and exhibitions, in addition to pop art. If you are a new-comer in the town, then these artworks will indeed fascinate you.

Opening Hours: Mon to Sat - 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM, Sun - 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM

Website: https://www.taglialatellagalleries.com/

Google rating: 4.6/5.0
Phone: +1 212-367-0881
Address: 229 10th Ave A, New York, NY 10011