Greene Naftali Launches Williamsburg Garage Space with Lutz Bacher Exhibition
Greene Naftali, a New York gallery, will inaugurate a temporary satellite venue in Williamsburg, Brooklyn on 8 April. The space, called Greene Naftali Garage, occupies a former garage at 227 Leonard Street. Its opening exhibition features work by Lutz Bacher. This initiative contrasts with the gallery's Chelsea locations, which are traditional white-cube spaces. The Garage aims to present alternative exhibition formats and host dynamic, open programming. While numerous galleries are establishing San Francisco outposts ahead of SFMOMA's reopening, Greene Naftali has chosen to expand locally within New York City. The project was reported by ARTnews.
Key facts
- Greene Naftali gallery is opening a temporary satellite space in Williamsburg, Brooklyn
- The space is called Greene Naftali Garage
- It is located at 227 Leonard Street in a former garage
- It opens on 8 April
- The opening exhibition is by Lutz Bacher
- The Garage aims to offer alternative modes of presentation compared to the gallery's Chelsea white-cube spaces
- The programming is described as dynamic, open, and spontaneous
- This local expansion contrasts with other galleries opening outposts in San Francisco ahead of SFMOMA's reopening
Entities
Artists
- Lutz Bacher
Institutions
- Greene Naftali
- ARTnews
- SFMOMA
Locations
- New York
- Brooklyn
- Williamsburg
- San Francisco
- Chelsea
- United States