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Gratin Gallery Opens Tribeca Outpost with Mónica Mays Solo Show

exhibition · 2026-05-14

Gratin Gallery is set to debut a new location at 15 White Street in Tribeca, featuring Mónica Mays's inaugural solo show in the U.S., titled 'Blinds and Shutters', which will open on May 15. Founder Talal Abillama has secured a decade-long lease for the space, strategically placed near notable galleries like Luhring Augustine. This move aims to entice art collectors who may be disinclined to travel from the existing site in Chinatown. Renovations at the Tribeca space are scheduled to commence on June 20, as Gratin transitions from its current venue in November after relocating from Avenue B in 2022.

Key facts

  • Gratin Gallery leased 15 White Street in Tribeca for 10 years.
  • Mónica Mays's 'Blinds and Shutters' opens May 15 during Frieze week.
  • The Tribeca space is barely larger than Gratin's Chinatown gallery.
  • Gratin's first location was at 76 Avenue B in 2022.
  • Gratin moved to 291 Grand Street in 2024, formerly home to 47 Canal.
  • Abillama discovered Mays at Liste Basel 2023.
  • Gratin rented a Brooklyn studio and apartment for Mays.
  • Renovations at Tribeca start June 20; official opening in November.

Entities

Artists

  • Mónica Mays
  • Lorenzo Amos
  • Brice Guilbert

Institutions

  • Gratin Gallery
  • Luhring Augustine
  • Ortuzar Projects
  • Soho Photo Gallery
  • James Cohan Gallery
  • Alexandre Gallery
  • 47 Canal
  • Blue Velvet Gallery
  • Liste Basel

Locations

  • New York
  • Tribeca
  • Chinatown
  • 76 Avenue B
  • 291 Grand Street
  • 15 White Street
  • Brooklyn
  • Madrid
  • Basel

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