Black & White Gallery was founded in New York in 2002. From the start, the Gallery has been committed to cultivating promising artists in the initial and more advanced phases of their careers exploring contemporary themes and concepts through multiple mediums.The Gallery's original location was a unique industrial indoor/outdoor ground floor space in Williamsburg, Brooklyn - the breeding ground of emerging talent at that time. From 2006 to 2010 Black & White Gallery operated from two locations - Williamsburg and Chelsea. In 2010 the Chelsea location was closed and not-for-profit Black & White Project Space was established. From 2010 to 2012 both the Gallery and Project Space operated side by side presenting simultaneous exhibition programs out of the Gallery's original indoor/outdoor location in Williamsburg. 

From 2015 to 2018  Black & White Gallery / Project Space operated from its new brick-and-mortar space in Bushwick, Brooklyn.

In the summer of 2021 the Gallery opened its new location in Southampton, NY. It occupies the converted art studio space combining the bi-level barn and sculpture garden.

The Gallery continues to experiment with different exhibition modules both in digital and physical spaces, and devotes its resources to development, production and promotion of cutting-edge creative ideas and expansion into online content.

A WORD FROM THE FOUNDER
ART ON THE BLOCK
HOW IT ALL BEGAN
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Black & White Project Space is a 501c(3) not-for-profit exhibition space dedicated to providing artists the freedom to experiment with new ideas and mediums without commercial pressures. By supporting experimentation and project-based exhibitions, artists are encouraged to cross over diverse art mediums and create site-specific installations as an extension of their representative work.

NEW MUSEUM / ART SPACES DIRECTORY
EXIT ART / ALTERNATIVE HISTORIES
INSIDE NEW YORK 2009

"Founder Tatyana Okshteyn is good at finding new talent."  TimeOut, NY