David Zwirner

Nice gallery with a lot of different artists and styles.

One of the four mega galleries there's currently an extraordinary exhibition on at David Zwirner. This is the work of the 86-year-old British artist Rose Wiley. Definitely not a show to be missed I urge you to go see it. Attached are a few pictures.

Went to the Kusama exhibit and was definitely not disappointed. Lines may be long, but well-organized by the team at the gallery — especially wonderful when you consider this is a free art exhibit open to all. I went on a very cold morning about 30 min before the gallery opened and waited about another 30 min to get in. I believe you can bypass the line if you are not interested in the infinity mirrored room. As most people choose to see it, the limited flow from the room to the rest of the exhibit means you mostly have lots of personal space and time to enjoy the other installations!

This gallery is spacious, providing room to appreciate the art of Noah Davis, a young black man who passed away at the age of 32 from a rare tissue cancer. Noah's snapshots of life covers both the intimate family pictures, landscapes, and the ethereal. Also showing in the gallery was an experimental artist named Doug Wheeler. You are treated to a giant room filled with a soft light, emminating from the back. A great place to visit, along with the many other galleries on the street, for tourists looking for free art.

Probably the best gallery in New York City. It’s a bit crowded sometimes but the gallery is big and there’s room for so many. Their installations include paintings; sculptures, spaces, sound installations...etc The circulation in the space is easy and the staff is very friendly and organized. One of my favorite places to visit with and without clients.

Very nice gallery. Professional, efficient, fun. We were there for Yayoi Kusama exhibits. The lines were around the corner but staff was kind and courteous giving direction and ushering ppl from one area to the next. Fun experience.

Awesome gallery. We came to the Yayoi Kusama exhibit and while we waited over 2 hours for 1 minute in each room it was beautiful. The staff was friendly and helpful and the space was gorgeous. Would recommend coming to this gallery.

The David Zwirner gallery never fails to have exciting, highly sought after exhibits. The recent Yayoi Kusama exhibit was not as good as the one a few years back, but somehow MORE crowded. The gallery spaces are incredible, though, with large airy rooms perfect for displaying an artist’s work.

There is more than one Gallery space in multiple locations so double check the address for the show you want to see to make sure you get to the right one. The layout of the spaces are beautifully done, there is good flow and it optimizes how you experience an exhibition. Polite staff.

Came her for the infinity room exhibit. It was 4 rooms. 1 had the mirrors everywhere with ball displays, 2 rooms looking through a small hole to a tiny column of mirrors and lights and final room was all white with red dots and 2 statues. Exhibit was free but def not worth the long lines. Major overhyped unfortunately. No one even enjoys the art part, you only have a couple of mins so everyone has their phones out and taking pictures.