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Exhibit 6/2/16 Warhol
7/27/16 David Medalla is in these photos. He looks like fun....
7/27/16 David Medalla is in these photos. He looks like fun....
It's like a Mad Scientist Art Exhibit. Very cool and Fun! 11/10/16
It's like a Mad Scientist Art Exhibit. Very cool and Fun! 11/10/16
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120 E 65th St
New York, NY 10065
+1 (212) 980-0700
http://venusovermanhattan.com

Venus Over Manhattan is a contemporary art gallery located in the vibrant city of New York, NY. With a diverse range of exhibitions featuring renowned artists, the gallery showcases thought-provoking works that captivate and inspire.

From Seth Becker's evocative portrayal of a boy's head to Maryan's powerful depiction of Ecce Homo, Venus Over Manhattan presents a compelling collection of art that engages viewers on an emotional and intellectual level. With its prime location on Great Jones Street, the gallery offers a unique and immersive experience for art enthusiasts and visitors alike.

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Kyle N.
4/19/2017

Context: Dropped in with my wife while exploring galleries in Lenox Hill. The gallery was full of Bernard Buffet paintings while we were there. Pros: We found Buffet's work stylish, interesting,...

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Marianne W.
6/2/2016

Huge rooms in this gallery for this viewing of Warhol's work. It had a very industrial feel that complimented the subject matter. Other than one room with paintings around the walls there were...

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Brian D.
10/16/2013

I actually lol'ed when I entered this gallery. Raw concrete floors, exposed pipes and other utilities--I'd just entered from a corridor in a very nice Upper East Side office building but suddenly...

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Eric D.
12/14/2012

Interesting show on obscure artist Jack Goldstein. Very friendly guy manning the gallery.

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