David Zwirner (537 W 20th St), New York: Photos, Reviews & Location

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537 W 20th St, New York, NY 10011

davidzwirner.com

(212) 517-8677

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What is the rating of David Zwirner?: David Zwirner is rated 4.7 out of 5 based on 148 reviews.
Where is David Zwirner located?: 537 W 20th St, New York, NY 10011
How can I contact David Zwirner?: Phone: (212) 517-8677 · Website: davidzwirner.com

Reviews (8)

A ITO 2023 Jul 21

Small, but Impressive curation of kusama. Loved them every single pieces. Wait was long but we’ll worth it.

Peter Casanave 2023 Apr 04

I was with someone who wanted to see the Richter show. We started at the 21st St address, but we're directed to 20th St. Best dressed security guards I have ever seen.

E.J. Westlake 2022 Oct 30

Beautiful gallery. The Diane Arbus exhibit was exceptional.

Rose Bryan 2019 Dec 16

I saw the Yayoi Kusama show here. So grateful to this gallery for bring such a gorgeous show to NYC and making it completely accessible to everyone. The number of staff and level or organization required must have been incredibly expensive and time consuming.

And the staff were incredibly patient despite having to babysit every piece, protect them from people stumbling around taking endless selfies, and shuttle a lot of obnoxious attendees in and out of the infinity room. I overheard one woman say "But it's metal" when she was asked not to touch a piece. The gallery assistant calmly replied "It's still art. Please don't touch it.". 🤣

Kelly Nguyen 2019 Nov 14

If you have a chance to go, go now. It is beautiful. I honestly had a wonderful experience in the infinity room and the paintings are just wonderful.

Justin Wai Khan Yap 2019 Nov 10

Best exhibition by Yayoi Kusama! Great experience in the infinity mirror room! However each group is given only a minute in the room.

Vee Eh En 2019 Jul 24

Setting aside the whole disgusting art price inflation thing this place has greatly accelerated, this is a really fine building and to be able to walk in off the street and spend an unmolested hour with Joan Mitchell in the finest private gallery I've ever been in was a true pleasure. So good.