L & M Arts

Nova Iorque, Estados Unidos

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45 E 78th Street, Nova Iorque, NY, 10021
Yorkville, Upper East Side
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700 mE 72 St / 1 Av
1.1 km77th Street (6)
1.1 km79th St / Lexington Ave
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2 avaliações para L & M Arts

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Classificação do local: 3
Minneapolis, MN
I was here to see the Frank Stella show. Small gallery with 2 floors. You have to be buzzed in by a stoic security guard. Overall, it is a nice understated space that allows the art to speak for itself. They have an elevator inside to get you to the 2nd floor too if you aren’t able to climb the stairs. Not sure about handicapped accessible though as there are some stairs up to the entrance. The next time I’m in Manhattan, I’ll definitely look up this gallery to see what’s showing.
Classificação do local: 3
San Francisco, CA
I was here for the Damien Hirst’s Medicine Cabinets exhibit. The first two cabinets were made back in 1988 when he was 23. I wanted to see his earlier works rather than the more known diamond-​encrusted skulls. The work here was well-​described, but not extensive. Based on the way of the pharmaceutical packing was arranged, it gave me a passage to the artist’s inner self.