A new crop of small, hybrid spaces has emerged in recent years—part gallery, part shop, often run by artists themselves. They are neither the traditional white cube nor the concept store, but something in between: art shown alongside furniture and design objects.
A new crop of small, hybrid spaces has emerged in recent years—part gallery, part shop, often run by artists themselves.
They are neither the traditional white cube nor the concept store, but something in between: art shown alongside furniture and design objects.
As galleries and institutions contend with shifting markets, these spaces propose an alternative.
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A new crop of small, hybrid spaces has emerged in recent years—part gallery, part shop, often run by artists themselves. They are neither the traditional white cube nor the concept store, but something in between: art shown alongside furniture and design objects. As galleries and institutions contend with shifting markets, these spaces propose an alternative.
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