Jeffrey Deitch (18 Wooster St), New York: Photos, Reviews & Location

Ongoing exhibitions of avant-garde & contemporary art in a bright, modern space.

At a glance

#377 of 474 Art galleries in New York

LocalGuideWorld score: 4.53

2.7 km from the center of New York

Rating breakdown

5 ★74%
4 ★15%
3 ★5%
2 ★3%
1 ★3%

18 Wooster St, New York, NY 10013, United States

deitch.com

+1 212-343-7300

Quick facts

What is the rating of Jeffrey Deitch?: Jeffrey Deitch is rated 4.5 out of 5 based on 66 reviews.
How does Jeffrey Deitch rank in New York?: Jeffrey Deitch is #377 of 474 Art galleries in New York by LocalGuideWorld score (rating weighted by number of reviews).
Where is Jeffrey Deitch located?: 18 Wooster St, New York, NY 10013, United States — 2.7 km from the center of New York.
How can I contact Jeffrey Deitch?: Phone: +1 212-343-7300 · Website: deitch.com

Reviews (8)

Richard Alicea 2024 Jan 23

Just your average gallery.

Winsome Mckoy 2023 Jul 07

Fabulous gallery in Soho w/an easy to get to location. Been following the artist B. Butler for sometime. And was excited to see this exhibit in person. I was totally gob smacked to see her in person I could barely find the words to speak to her.

Helen Churko 2023 Jun 19

Loved the Bisa Butler exhibition. Great space to see art.

Amy Bowling 2023 Jun 13

Bisa Butler's art is amazing & this gallery is the perfect minimalist palette to show it off!

Cherish Thanchan 2022 Oct 18

Great multi level art showcase space. When I stopped in Mario Ayala was in. An artist who started his journey with car painting techniques, captured much of the working class, trucking and mobile home pop culture from movies, to imagery, to pop movies. It had a reminiscent feel of part of America that I visited going to the Midwest. Although he wasn’t my favorite artist, I have respect for his work and definitely a great studio worth visiting

Saige Flickinger 2020 Dec 16

I love Judy Chicago so I had to stop in for this exhibit co-curated with the creative director of Dior.
It’s simple, small and free, but a vast enough space for three separate exposes. There is a QR code for sign in and COVID tracking at the door. A nice stop in SoHo.

RICKY YAKUZA 2019 Nov 02

LOVED THIS PLACE! Took a million pictures and took my time and staff didn't bother me at all. Usually places only let you take pics with your phone and give you a minute in each room. HIGHLY reccomend, they always have dope exhibits

Kacper Jarecki 2019 Oct 06

I loved the Tokyo Pop Undergone exhibit! It's like being in a museum except you don't have to pay $25 because it's free! Definitely worth checking out! I wish I was rich so that I could buy all the art!!!